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  1. 1 point
    DrLarry
    They only made the half Sov John Cooke .....It was an advertising token of sorts I think
  2. 1 point
    Peckris 2
    the only toy coin I have! the reverse says 12 PENCE MAKE ONE SHILLING
  3. 1 point
    secret santa
    Further to the above, I have a couple of 1861 pennies (F29 & F33) where the G of D:G: has been badly repaired (rotated) with both a "curved" and a "straighter" G punch so either of these could have been used to produce the VIGTORIA error.
  4. 1 point
    secret santa
    It's a "No" from me..............
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    Coinery
    A very interesting and plausible explanation. I’m sure there’s much more to the story, however, given the straight sides of the tail of the ‘usual’ G and the very different curved sides in the tail of the G in Victoria. Only ten known surviving examples? You must be absolutely delighted…what an acquisition for a penny collector! Well done, Sir!
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    mrbadexample
    That gilt one's a bit of a stunner.
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    1949threepence
    With the purchase of an 1806 gilt copper proof from LCA last weekend, I've now got all three 1806 proofs from the KP31 die - Peck 1325, 1326 &1327, gilt, bronzed copper & copper. Whilst I've no intention of even attempting to become a major SOHO proof specialist collector (a lifetime's work, pretty much), it's always good to get a few proofs, and these were easy to recognise because of the incomplete 0 and no base serif to 1.





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