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  1. 2 points
    jaggy
    The NGC census has 6 in AU53 or better. The PCGS one has just two. Obviously there will be some raw examples out there so I would extrapolate the population in VF or better to be around 20-25. As a sixpence collector, I'm still waiting for one of those to come to market.
  2. 2 points
    Chingford
    Building started, Completed 😃
  3. 1 point
    Peckris 2
    Obviously stuck in their pocket with other money for several months...
  4. 1 point
    Sword
    Looks OK to me. Carbon spots are less distracting on the reverse and they are not in focal areas (except the single spot on Britannia's hand). And a coin always looks better when it didn't cost very much :)
  5. 1 point
    Peckris 2
    Mine looks rather sick by comparison, especially the reverse, but I can console myself with the fact it only cost a fraction!
  6. 1 point
    Diaconis
    This is very interesting, thanks Gary & RCL35 for your comments. Below is an un-barred 'A' example I recently purchased and it appears to be centred between the lighthouse and the inner rim and more of a larger letter 'type' A when compared to the smaller 'triangular' A on your example which is contiguous with the inner ring. Gary's example appears to almost touch the lighthouse if I'm not mistaken and it too seems more of a triangular 'A' in shape.
  7. 1 point
    RLC35
    Some references list two varieties of the "A" to the left of the lighthouse. The F289A (smaller A) and the F290A (Larger A). Freeman only lists the 290A and also lists it as unbarred. My example is the larger "A" closer to the rim, and is unbarred (F290A). I think Gary's example is a smaller "A" and is closer to the LH. I do not know if Gary's example is barred or not. Here is my example.
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    1949threepence
    Well there's F***kall on Rockall, so not far off.
  9. 1 point
    Peckris 2
    That would be the square root of F**kall...
  10. 1 point
    Bronze & Copper Collector
    I'd love to hear what your hypotheses/musings/speculations are on what the B & C are commemorating. .....
  11. 1 point
    Descartes
    My win on the DNW auction today. Not a rare or exceptional penny but it fills a monarch gap and I'm pleased with the condition!
  12. 1 point
    1949threepence
    Also pleased with this 1904 penny I got from David Craddock. It's not the easiest date to get in tip top condition. Uncirculated with 95% lustre - ever so lightly toning. Unfortunately, evidence of a fingerprint on the reverse, and there is a small carbon spot on the obverse. Think I've finally resolved the colour disparity.





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