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    hibernianscribe
    I've messaged the seller asking what numismatic reference provided the info being claimed. It'll be interesting what the response is. Frank
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    azda
    You'll get 100 to the pound
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    Peter
    Get in the Q chaps One from Richard's (Tomgoodhearts) collection I believe. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/King-Charles-I-Coin-Medal-1625-1649/264173177501?hash=item3d81f2ca9d:g:I~oAAOSw7StcUz-l
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    Peckris 2
    That makes them as rare as the 1951 penny, which as we all know has proved an extraordinary investment since the 1960s...
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    Coinery
    Class 11 all have the damaged crown 11, hence the class 11! The sub-classes are organised around details like the letter shapes; round-backed, pointed-backed, etc.





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