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Showing content with the highest reputation on 04/26/2023 in Posts

  1. 3 points
    ozjohn
    Take 2. I think the black background gives a better result.
  2. 2 points
    copper123
    I also wonder if Mary austin has actually done the right thing over the years , Freddies mansion, (It was a mansion) could have been opened to the public in a tastefull way of course ,and the garden lodge could have been a massive earner for AIDS charities instead of being just another big house in chelsea . Well what is done is done, and at least the majority of the cash will be heading to charity
  3. 2 points
    ozjohn
    Just a very quick try with your technique. Coin on a slope with overhead light ( LED mounted in ceiling) and camera on tripod with macro lens and sloped to suit. Seems a reasonable result will try to refine.
  4. 2 points
    Rob
    Fullarton proof halfpenny in silver on a thin flan by John Milton. An original, not a restrike.
  5. 2 points
    Rob
    A Moore pattern penny, Peck 2117. ex Carter, Peck, Magnay & Adams.
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    Rob
    Haven't posted anything here for a few years, so I'll add a few. Like Sword, I also added a JH 3d. Plus an 1834 threehalfpence.
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    blakeyboy
    Yes, very sad, and of course it took dear Kenny Everett too. I had a 38 year old studio engineer in the workshop this week who had never heard of Kenny Everett.....how quickly people are forgotten.





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