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    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/173902880500?ul_noapp=true What a load of bs in this seller's description! Of course he knows it's a fake! Frank
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    There seems to be one other difference between the J and the Ja I have noticed and that is to the top of the gown across her left shoulder and out along her outstretched arm. On the J there are some deep folds running down across her arm , but on the Ja the folds are almost non-existent which as you can see on the worn example I have shown lead to an almost straight line from her neck to her outstretched arm, albeit with a slight dip in the centre. On the J though the line across the shoulder is broken by darts of the folds even clear on the worn example. First two Ja second J
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    Not much to contribute, but did get a worn 1928 6d in 1968 whilst passing through as a lad..
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    You could keep both Paddy for the time being until a better specimen comes along. I don't collect pennies so I don't know your outlay
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    marlybob1's artificially red toned repro. Unbelievable. Still no feedback on the plain edge one though.





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