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  1. 3 points
    Rob
    A common enough coin, but an ok example with a tone that says it sat in a cabinet for a long time.
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    Rob
    P904 variety with first 7 over 1 and 3 over 7. Not the best grade-wise and weakly struck, but plenty of original colour.
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    kjb
    My birthday present to myself. Well, you've got to!
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    alfnail
    Many thanks for this information. May I ask if numbers 63 to 67 which you have shown on this page are the only York tokens documented in this book, or are there more following on the next page? I did buy a couple of James Carlille HP tokens just the other day which I would have expected to see, these are pictured below. Thanks again,
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    secret santa
    In order to be truly democratic there should be a people's vote on whether to have a second referendum.😈
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    Rob
    Something a bit different. 1828 two pounds reverse uniface in copper.
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    Bronze & Copper Collector
    I shall presume that it is NOT your birth year.... BTW, Nice coin.... congratulations. ...
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    Paulus
    Yes I have loads with ships on, here's my Liverpool example (there are many many varieties of this one!)
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    Peckris 2
    1. 52:48 is far too close to apply to a permanent constitutional change - but Cameron was either too stupid, too party political, or too in thrall to the `Euroseptics to apply the normal requirements for referenda. They are NOT general Elections which only apply for a maximum 5 years. 2. An EU judge has ruled that Article 50 is reversible and will cancel Brexit, provided it's not done for flippant, temporary or 'advantage in trade talks' reasons.





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