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Showing content with the highest reputation on 07/24/2022 in all areas

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    secret santa
    Did anyone on here buy the 3rd known 1860 I over T last week (Roxbury auction, Australia) ?
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    Coinery
    Well look what I’ve just had the very good fortune to spot for sale and procure…thank you once again Mr Tout!
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    Peckris 2
    If you get as close as you can - even with a phone - the resulting jpeg is usually big enough that you can crop down to the desired size.
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    secret santa
    https://bid.roxburys.com.au/lots/view/4-6IH48M/great-britain-victoria-penny-1860-gfine
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    jelida
    About £1960, after commissions, taxes, insurance and postage, and I might end up with 5% import vat too though Australian purchases often sneak through for me. Jerry
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    secret santa
    The true 1858 over 3 (or 2 as is now thought) always has a die flaw through the base of the date numerals:
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    Paddy
    This one on the BBC today. Hoard of Celtic Gold and Silver found in the New Forest after the detectorists did some research on Google Earth to locate a possible Celtic building: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-59466710





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