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Showing content with the highest reputation on 04/26/2020 in all areas

  1. 2 points
    Paulus
    Just wondered if I could prick the interest of fellow Charles I halfcrown collectors, or ask for opinions I have been concentrating on Tower Mint types this last year or so, here's a montage of my best so far. Some are Brooker and/or Bull plate coins.
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    Zo Arms
    And far easier to find, if it gets dropped.😁
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    terrysoldpennies
    There's a narrower type as well, it I think will be in Michael Gouby's next update as BP1895Ba perhaps you could confirm that Pete.
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    PWA 1967
    Yes.Its now been attributed by Michael Gouby as BP1895Bb. They are much scarcer than the standard one in the top picture 👍
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    blakeyboy
    The young couple next door have been in all week, and have made a sex tape. Obviously, they don't know that yet.....
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    Paddy
    In the British Army two Corps have the motto "Ubique" The Royal Artillery and the Royal Engineers. For the Engineers it means "Everywhere" in recognition of the fact that they have been involved in every conflict since time immemorial. For the Artillery, however, it means "All over the place"...
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    1949threepence
    His test came back negative.....the devil looks after his own.





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