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3 pointsI just bought the 1913 F176 that Martinminerva ( don't know how to make that stand out in blue) was selling- I'm really really pleased with it.
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2 pointsReally happy it went to a forum member, and so glad you're pleased! I managed to get an upgrade for it at a good price too (see below), so karma has worked out brilliantly for all concerned! Still got some other things for sale!!
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2 pointsLinear circle on the obverse is also much stronger on F6. Large areas missing on the early beaded patterns.
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2 pointsI mentioned picking up a decent Half Crown - 1927 proof version - in a bunch of Whitman folders this week. I also got a full range of other folders in the series - mostly full, much in low grade - but a few pleasant surprises like these (one per post): 1860 Beaded border - I believe dies 1 and B so F6 but please correct me if I am wrong.
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2 pointsFrom the recent DNW auction lot 544 couldn't resist it at £65 plus extras. A standard 1858, but IMO a nice coin.
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1 pointBit of a bargain.
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1 pointWell done Jerry and what i like about the forum ,pointing things out and helping others ........Hat off 👍
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1 pointWow! Makes it quite a score then! I think I paid about £30 for the 4 penny, 3 halfpenny, 1 farthing and 1 brass threepence Whitman folders mostly complete! That one better go in my collection then.
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1 pointhttps://rarestpennies.wordpress.com/1860-f763/ Jerry
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1 pointI think the 1860 may be an F763 with the pattern obverse. Well done. Jerry
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1 point... and finally a 1916 in rather good condition:
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1 pointNext 1864 with Crosslet 4:
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1 pointThis one is 1863, I believe dies 6 and G so F42 - common but quite nice:
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1 pointJust won - and paid for - this 1914 penny at BSJ. Slabbed NGC and graded MS65 RB:
