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Showing content with the highest reputation on 04/19/2019 in Posts

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    Peckris 2
    It was the late Colin Cooke who told me how rare they are. In the mid-90s - when Spink didn't list the two varieties and had a general price of £6 for 1940 - he advised me that my Unc example would retail for at least £20... ... so £25 for an Unc example is a damn good price!
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    mrbadexample
    Smashing. Pictures when you get it please.
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    Michael-Roo
    There's a very decent collection at the Lady Lever in Port Sunlight too.
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    seuk
    That's an old forgery - possibly contemporary. So far I've seen 1841, 1844 and 1846, all with the same reverse.
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    pokal02
    I'm also running out of space - I might have a closer look at a cabinet - for now I've moved half my collection to a secure facility elsewhere (this also spreads the risk - I'd rather have a 1% chance of losing half the collection due to fire/burglary etc than a 0.5% chance of losing all of it).





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