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2 pointsRighto then, who's going to tell me what on earth went on here?
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2 pointsI wouldn't even attempt is as I said somewhere before. I was given a D+ for my interpretation of a stickman lol
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1 pointbought this a little while ago, i do like the NGC slabs, i find the coin rather pleasing Graded PF 63 Matte
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1 pointnice 1927 halfcrown, some toning but got it rather cheap
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1 pointThe cleaning doesn't look historical enough for my liking, tops a tenner and a boiled egg.
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1 pointI did once attemt to paint a Peter Rabbit 50p, how easy can that be i thought......but i ain't going to embarrass myself by adding the picture. ???????
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1 pointI do try
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1 pointCome on dudes, stop slagging off my listings!! ???
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1 pointYes.......NO CHANCE
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1 pointHi fairly routine Edward I class 3b York coin, York is the commonest mint for 3b, then London Canterbury Bristol the rarest Durham. (Bury coin is debateable and is more likely to be class 3d
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1 pointNot the same coin - open a dispute, not as described, include photographic evidence like this:
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1 pointHi Pete, 1897 safely arrived, nice coin, like it a lot and thank you for the added extra. A lovely surprise but now you are tempting me towards the Dark Side of note collecting. Ian
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1 point1929 penny, missing waves and normal
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1 pointYou can usually pick one up with lustre for around a tenner - IMHO not worth bothering with in lower than VF but loads think different - not an investment for £1 but a bit of fun
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1 pointUnc 20th century farthings are always available. A particular year might not necessarily be to hand, but you shouldn't have to wait long for one to turn up if you look hard enough.
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1 pointFor a quid, it doesn't really matter that it has light wear and a bit of verdigris in the border teeth. If in doubt, get two - one unc, one not
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1 pointSweden again - 4 daler 1734, PM#74. 3122g.
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1 pointThis is where I've lost the plot. I would feel embarrassed asking for a higher price for a natural die degradation feature. Maybe a spectacular flaw would warrant a bit extra, but die fill? Or more accurately in this case, the removal of a bit of die within the 2. Crazy.
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