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Showing content with the highest reputation on 05/06/2022 in Posts

  1. 3 points
    secret santa
    I bought a bronzed 1857 from Sovreign Rarities a while ago.
  2. 2 points
    PWA 1967
    A really nice MS64 RED 1913 F176 from Spink on Wednesday ,not attributed. Interesting that the coin has sold now at least twice by two major auction houses and owned by different vendors ,however nobody has looked to see what type it is.
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  4. 1 point
    secret santa
    No - different coin. That was an ornamental trident (P1513) penny (lot 666) but this is a plain trident P1514 coin.
  5. 1 point
    VickySilver
    I do concur FWIW. Honestly, I have some OMS (off metal strikes) of 20th C. coins that are just that - significant and interesting to me but not deserving of being enumerated amongst the basic types.
  6. 1 point
    Peckris 2
    Just specify the pixel count you want after you've cropped. Then you can get the pictures the same size, though the slight difference above isn't an issue for me!
  7. 1 point
    Peckris 2
    Impressive research! My conclusion would be that you could generate more interest if you were able to separate true varieties from Mint sloppiness (cuds, graininess, wearing dies). I feel collectors would more interested in the former than the latter (which as you've recgnised yourself, there are very few disciples of),
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    copper123
    Stranger things happen - remember there is a trabant car fan club





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