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    Yes, it's probably rarer than the unmounted type
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    Good to see you getting straight to the point and not going round the Wrekin...:)
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    Hi Pete, it looks as though your obverse probably has the extra leaf, making it Gouby Obverse R, and also looks like the 9 is wide enough to make it a BP 1889Ad. MG in his new pages has the widest 9 as only seen on Obverse S, i.e. BP 1889Cd. He has not documented a BP 1889Ad. Have you had opportunity to check the width accurately? I have just checked Richard's englishpennies and he has the widest date as Obverse R, but then called it a Cd. I think it needs to be either Ad (R + r) or Cd (S + r). Don't think the example is high enough grade to examine the important leaf area and decide which obverse type for sure anyway. Hoping this is making some sense as 2 bottles down today!
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    One i found a couple of weeks ago that are rare in a decent grade. Not been on the computer much lately as have my leg in plaster , Happy Christmas and all the best everyone 😃





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