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1 pointThese are probably the most common sixpences George III - 1816 George IV - 1821 William IV - 1834 Victoria - Young head - 1887 Victoria - Jubilee head - 1887 Victoria - Veiled head - 1901 Edward VII - 1902 George V - anything in the 1930s George VI - anything except 1952 Elizabeth - any dates
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1 pointLooks like a standard one to me too! The trouble with them is they're a bit of a mare to photograph to capture differences in finish, but a quick search on ebay will show you a couple of thousand similar ones. Tracking down images of actual "satin" ones leads to only about 3 examples. I have one which looks remarkably different from every other one out there, and the jury is still out on that - here are a couple of pics for reference or what is "normal" and what is ... well, undecided. Left = "normal"
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1 pointThanks for these responses. I am sure I shall enjoy being a member of this group and learning from others who generously share their knowledge.
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1 pointWelcome to the forum, George. Glad you found us, this is where proper coinies hang out...
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1 pointPosted 1st class Mick, hopefully be with you tomorrow. Kev
