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    celtic_coin
    And 1887 business-strike Jubilee head florin for 1250 pounds while 125 pounds are the reasonable price https://jonblyth.com/coins/coin-details.aspx?id=2480
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    alfnail
    It's all gone now Cliff, haven't been to the barbers for many years........miss those chats about football and holidays!
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    Peckris 2
    You're not kidding! 1922 halfpenny for £350 anyone? https://jonblyth.com/coins/coin-details.aspx?id=2516
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    celtic_coin
    The problem of John Blyth is, he is trying to sell the slab, not the coin.
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    Nick
    Indeed. I had a nice old head 1893 3d that sold a couple of weeks back for approx £30.
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    celtic_coin
    In Numistacker's new video, the title is "new pattern coins from 1953, 1901 and 1902", while those are not "pattern coins", those are fantasy coins.





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