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Showing content with the highest reputation on 09/24/2019 in Posts

  1. 1 point
    will1976
    When I have five minutes next week I'll PM you a couple of pictures of duplicates I have which might be of interest to you
  2. 1 point
    will1976
    A very nice example, much better than mine. Well done. I've put my 'unofficials' on the back burner at the moment choosing to concentrate on the 18th century ½ pennies, particularly the Kempson tokens
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    VickySilver
    Yes, nice. I had to part with a lot more for one from Colin Cooke years ago - when the pound was HIGHER. Good work!
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    jaggy
    Yeah, I got mine. Lot 42. 1893 Jubilee Head sixpence
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    oldcopper
    Yes, it was the Alderney coin, went for £3250 back then ( in 2007).
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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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