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    Which sort of backs up most allegations about their motives. Like much in this world, it's a case of style over substance.
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    And quite a good half penny.
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    True , but the value of coins is also directly influenced but the number of collectors . In america the hobby is flurishing and in the uk coin collectors are looked on as a little weird / strange and its also not seen as in any way mainstream like the USA. Mind you we have the great advantage of no trump
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    ....is not a sentence I expect to see again in my lifetime.....
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    Thats bob on Shane and really nice 👍
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    Ah yes. I think the reverse is upside down? I think I can just see the curve of the Rho in the bottom left quadrant.
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    A Chi Rho reverse would most likely put it in the 4th century. The eye looks comical, but if genuine will probably be a centenionalis or double.
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    Here's the obverse:-
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    Maybe it is only specific species of oak that are a problem. Or maybe it depends on how well the wood is seasoned, as you will be losing volatiles from the minute the tree is cut down.





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