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    azda
    Well, if You can't Beat them, join them
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    PWA 1967
    Looking at the catalogue. Big hat off to Neil for doing a good job with the catalogue A lot of people mention dealers for the wrong reasons IMO. In this case think its quality........ pictures etc Pete.
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    Rob
    http://www.royalmintmuseum.org.uk/about-us/contact-us/index.html
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    1949threepence
    Plus, I'll be keeping the dedicated Copthorne Collection, hard copy catalogue, just received today.
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    Rob
    You gave the answer. There is damage around where the 7 should be. Any coin struck from a die with only 18 8 would have perfectly smooth fields at that point because the number wouldn't have been punched in. It is also highly unlikely that such a coin would have entered circulation, not impossible, but very unlikely. You would expect it to be EF or better, or alternatively lower grade in appearance on account of having been lightly struck, not from wear.





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