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Showing content with the highest reputation on 09/08/2023 in Posts

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    jelida
    Don’t you dare leave, Richard, you are one of the most important contributors here! I found this photo amusing as well, a gentle dig at the stereotypical inability of manhood to cope when the womenfolk are away. While I can only assume that there are other interpretations, I have certainly been disappointed at the nature of some responses and I think that we all carry a responsibility to be civil, I’m sure most would agree. Jerry
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    Paulus
    Again as a comparison here is my 1826 half crown, bought at Spink auction last September and described as EF, which I agree with
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    mhcoins
    The outer Rim look worn as does the milled edge. Also there looks like damage just beneath the last A in Gratia. Portrait looks ok however from my experience the coinage of G IV was very well made. For the £20 you paid you cant go wrong. I'd value the coin at around £100. Again as a comparison here my EF 1825 Halfcrown - Ex Slaney Collection
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    Paulus
    New pics of a coin I've had for a while but not posted on here before. Beautifully toned and one of my favourite reverse designs:
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    jaggy
    1853 Sixpence. Acquired at DNW, 4th December 2013





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