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2 pointsThis one's the dead give-away. Even on the most worn specimen if 1860 or 1861. Look at the big pictures on my varieties website. Easier than looking at Freeman/Gouby books.
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1 pointI’m going for F20, 2+G, I think there is a signature on the bust, and the lower margin of the bust and rose looks right, and the colon after ‘G’ of DG points to a tooth. But I won’t be upset if it’s F28, fingers crossed! Either way a rare coin. Jerry
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1 pointHi Dave, do you do your demonstrations down south?
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1 point3.09 at least in this condition
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1 pointI figure that worst case scenario, given reverse G, is 4+G (F25, R12). We might be able to see better when it turns up.
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1 pointTake a look at the F28s on my rarestpenny site - most of them have the dropped last 1 in the date like your picture.
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1 pointWhat a shoddy batch of Edward pennies at London Coins, some even making single lots!
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1 pointThe thing is I don't even think the vendor is trying to be untruthful, I just think he is being stupid, a bit like the person who slabbed the coin in the first place.
