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Showing content with the highest reputation on 09/23/2019 in Posts

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    blakeyboy
    Is it just me, but every time someone on Ebay lists an Edwardian coin, and describes it as "KEV11", I can't help wondering whether we ever had a 'King Kevin the Second' ....
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    Peckris 2
    When I went through bank bags in the late 60s (ok, not a scientific survey! but nevertheless...) I found : 1912H - too many to list 1919H - probably around 10 1918KN - 2 1919KN, 1918H - none Draw your own conclusions.
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    CoinageBritannia
    At the request of the Vendor the most recent provenance was obfuscated. We suggested people would immediately know the provenance but had to go by vendor's wishes. We will always put provenance where known. It's a important part of differentiation in the current market.





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