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    PWA 1967
    1909 F169 The one that went unsold in the last LCA.
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    terrysoldpennies
    We should look up to our politicians, Pillars of society yeah Right.
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    Paddy
    I have this coin cabinet for sale if anyone is interested. I understand it is a Nichols type "Standard Annulet" in good condition with keys. It has red felts in all but a handful of slots. Trays range in size from Crown size down to about sixpence - if it is important I can get a full break down. I am after £85 including delivery within the UK.
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    Madness
    Thanks for reading. Selling a 1787 Shilling with no dot over GIII's head. Purchased for about 270 GBP from Michael Gouby earlier this year. He supplied the attached scans and graded the coin at gEF. I'm asking 190 GBP plus postage. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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    Coinery
    Thank you, gents, very much appreciated! An old Roman coin it is, then, much obliged! 😊
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