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    Peckris 2
    Ah, Fat Freddy's Cat... My favourite:
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    Zo Arms
    Very pleased with the comments on the 14 + N above. Thank you. Not eBay. A Canadian seller. 19 Dollars Inc postage. Converts to around £11. Expected end of Nov.
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    Bruce
    Thanks for advice. i am using silica gel as well, and yes, have to monitor the color change regularly.
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    Bernie
    It does appear to be obverse 14, see if you can count the border teeth, 152 teeth for 14 and 149 for 15. Well done, brilliant find !
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    Bronze & Copper Collector
    Sure looks like a 14 & N... Nice find and nicer than mine
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    Martinminerva
    It certainly is, and quite a find - well done! (The easiest identifier is the less bulgy forehead than obv. 15) The condition is smashing too! I believe this might only be the fourth known? Is it yours? An eBay find? Hats off to you!!
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    Mr T
    My only thought is... die fill has occurred, then somehow the build-up in the die has fallen off and been struck onto the coin. Maybe. I'm not sure what else it could be.





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