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2 pointsPlease post a photographic example so that we can fully understand.
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1 point
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1 pointRob (Predecimal Forum). It might help to send a few more people here.
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1 pointI've only this which serves as an example of a cud. Nothing special.
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1 pointThis penny was once owned by me
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1 pointMuch higher definition pictures are available, but limited on this forum
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1 pointIs this what you are looking for ?
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1 pointAn intriguing set of 3 identical 1967 obverse cud pennies. Interestingly/Coincidentally I missed out on 2 other matching examples on Ebay in the past.
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1 pointVery similar to the probable F-18, although the reverse is reminiscent of a reverse F... feedback and thoughts welcomed
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1 pointProbable F-18 Obverse Cud
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1 pointI'm not on Facebook, so I have to post here.. Sorry An 1862 Half Penny Obverse cud
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1 pointYou won't even have the right to look at the coin in person. Hence, it is even worse than buying a souvenir plot of land ...
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1 pointCuds-a-plenty on this one.
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1 pointHas anyone here seen one of these? We were at a friend's house the other day and, knowing I'm into coins, he showed me this blue purse containing at full set of four 1901 maundy coins. It belonged to an aunt but no one knows how she came to own it/them. I've not seen a purse like this before but do know the coins would have originally been distributed in little drawstring bags.
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1 pointThere's a discussion on the 1970 halfpenny in the thread shown below, should anyone be interested.
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1 pointMint State as some would say. Weak striking and flan issue doesn't affect technical grade but would of course make a big difference to price.
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1 pointSome 1970 sets sell for a premium as there were two dies used for the OBV on the Florin ,Halfcrown ,Sixpence and Half penny. The Half penny is hard to find and collectors pay quite a lot more for one ,D of DEI too gap or I of DEI to tooth. Always worth checking to see if you have one.
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1 pointHere you are Mike. The difference in colour is due to light conditions. There's no difference 'in hand'. £175 delivered? A cast iron bargain.
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1 pointLovely for detail but clearly polished within an inch of its life. I bought this one on eBay a couple of years ago for £175 inc P&P. They're out there if you're willing to wait.
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1 pointAn upgrade on my old 1817 Bull head:
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1 point4 over inverted 3? He'd have the 3 punch to hand.
