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3 pointsNot a lot of people know that......
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2 pointsPickup from york
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2 pointsA couple from this side of the pond.
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1 pointIt's blank (last photo on eBay). It's also very strange to have a hyphen between "Winston" and "Churchill". Let's just hope the thing wasn't made in the UK.
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1 pointI dont have a clue about the coin Damian but its a really good picture 👍
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1 pointThat's the penny presented to Michael Caine in 1964.
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1 pointJust received this today all the way from the United States of America. Big Hat Off to Pete for pointing me towards it. Very good price.
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1 pointI'd say definitely <20: in all probability <15, and none of the known ones in especially good grade. Even virtual washers go for very high prices. For example this one went for £3,600 hammer at LCA in March 2018:-
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1 pointWell worth the car journey and any other inconvenience to eventually secure it though, Richard. Presumably the seller was in ignorance of what it was, and might easily have fallen for the first decent approach. Although to a suspicious mind that might well have prompted further investigation as to why someone should suddenly privately offer a largish sum on a 99p starting price auction, for a seemingly commonplace coin. You definitely did the right thing IMO.
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1 pointMy own 1877 F90 originally went up at 99p so I immediately contacted the vendor to tell him it was worth thousands and not to accept a tempting cash offer. Wound up driving up to Derby to inspect the coin before paying an arm and a leg for it !
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1 pointPicked up this amongst a bag of otherwise junk and modern stuff yesterday. Slight upgrade for me and always nice to get one of the scarcer ones: 1875 H Penny, Dies 8 + J, F85 I believe:
