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Showing content with the highest reputation on 09/09/2018 in all areas

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    PWA 1967
    Thought it better to show the picture of the reverse for anyone that might be interested as unrecorded.
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    Bronze & Copper Collector
    Does anyone have any information on a uniface lead impression of the reverse of a 1965 half penny. It was part of lot 511 in DNW sale 78 of June 9, 2008... Thank you..
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    1949threepence
    It's a shame because without the damage it would be a nice coin worth the £499.
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    VickySilver
    Yes I concur. That is very sad damage to a nice coin that really puts a major hit on value.
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    Iannich48
    Thanks Jerry, i am impressed with your info about this coin. You guys on here really know your coins. Yes i checked LCA and there it was, thank you. So a nice coin, but not a bargain. Ian.
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    Madness
    Two songs about rats. As strange as it sounds, Michael Jackson and Mozart share the experience of having been exploited prodigies.
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    secret santa
    Any luck? Just logged on and I can access all digital mags back to Oct 2007





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