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You won't find any genuine dealers passing on coins that have previously been identified as copies, notwithstanding the permanent risk of a good one getting through. Dealers also tend not to list coins as unidentified. Particularly coins that verge on the iconic - this being the very first groat.1 point
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Well my taxi mate has just been and i have looked through 61. Not one1 point
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Queen-Elizabeth-I-silver-hammered-sixpence-1st-coin-/232341544915?hash=item3618a29fd3:g:tOAAAOSwlY1ZI0nu Here's another one - the classic 1562 sixpence. Reported for what it is worth.1 point
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My guess would be: 'could not give a f**k'.1 point
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This is the same 'coin' and seller as discussed last week, he is clearly a scum-bag and a fraudster with no scruples . Well done for standing up to him. Jerry1 point
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1993 1p with missing beads in places, odd striations where the beads should be and a rim that is uniformly ok in height. I'm certain it isn't post-mint.
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'Unattributed' - the seller knows full well it has the WRL stamp, but is less than helpful ! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/182600294213?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT Jerry1 point
