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1 pointHope you enjoyed the party . I had one with my grandma last week who i see most days. She lives with my mum and was 102
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1 pointGood will and health for everyone all year round for me Bob. Hope you had a really good birthday . Take care and have a fantastic christmas and as i always say and mean keep smiling. Only my opinion on the above post and would never share the seller on an open forum. Pete.
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1 pointhttp://www.predecimal.com/forum/topic/7660-rare-edward-vii-penny-varieties/page-2?hl=%2B1897+%2Bflaw#entry81086 here is the thread
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1 pointI would be 100% happy bidding for the LCA 1882, if I wanted it. It is possible that no H pennies exist with obverse 12 but until a high grade one turns up, I am not convinced. A few have turned up with Obverse 12, with no H showing. I have never been that enthusiastic that I have had the urge to bid.
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1 pointThat sounds about right - I suppose everyone has been too interested in finding a Freeman 192A for so long and didn't give this any more than a second glance. Except that it has a reverse which looks as tho it's F192A and they're generally spotted very quickly. It does give hope to us all that there are further varieties still to be discovered......
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1 pointFunnily enough it's the same over here. Similar temperatures forecast tomorrow due to exceptionally mild air, coming up all the way from the vicinity of Madeira/The Azores.
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1 pointStill not warm enough for wearing ones mankini.
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1 pointPlease see citation of US 1922 cent "no D". I guess my point is that besides there being numerous examples with interesting appearances in the location of where the H would be, I have heard of many being summarily dismissed because of the die pairing only - IMO, not good science or logic. That having been said, I quite agree a jaundiced eye must be turned to each claimed specimen and a high level of certainty be obtained before accepting it.
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1 pointThis is probably better off in here too VR Court Penny Survey Sorry if it's already here
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1 pointI'm told it's good exercise for the optic muscles.......................
