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Showing content with the highest reputation on 08/25/2019 in Posts

  1. 2 points
    PWA 1967
    Yes......Unbelievable ,i am a city fan and could not turn the cricket over. Big hat off to Leach ,as a lot of pressure for a non batsman 👍
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    Rob
    Never seen one, but the temptation for someone to make both double obverse and reverse is quite high. A practically unlimited supply of raw material at essentially zero cost to experiment with can only provide an added incentive given the prices seen for the Satin and signed versions of the normal coin.
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    mrbadexample
    F176 Mike. I’ve stopped even looking at reverse pointings as the thin v thick edge is much easier. Thin reverse edge and equal gap between GRA.BRITT = F176. Thick edge and GRA. BRITT = F175. A pleasing £1.84 from the US of A for that one. 🙂





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