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I have never got the art of taking pics - all mine are cr*p hence my hesitance. Here goes3 points
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Hmm, I am assuming that the surface is good, and it hasn't been cleaned, difficult to tell in the photos which are a bit contrasted out , if I was selling I would say VF, if buying GF. There is minimal wear to the shield, some to robes and features of Britannia, some light wear to Victoria's wreath, hair and bodice; perhaps VF in the hand? Jerry1 point
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Just checked, yes, its BP1860E, which equates to F6.1 point
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Looks like Freeman 6 to me, Obverse 1 and reverse B. I don't have Gouby to hand, but the eyeline is vertical and the rim is narrow so its not one of the 'pattern' obverses; the reverse has 3 incuse lines delineating the design on the shield. This is the most frequently seen 1860 beaded. Decent example of an attractive coin. Jerry1 point
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Nice Penny Brian, good detail!1 point
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Thanks for sharing, a decent example. Bet you're glad to have one after the long wait!1 point
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Nice work Fred. Shows us some pictures when you get a chance!1 point