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    jelida
    May all your coiny wishes come true! Jerry
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    Coinery
    I’ve been waiting for this Compliments of the season to you. Plus a warm and hearty season’s greeting to each and every one of you on here!
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    PWA 1967
    NGC MS64 RB ,UNC with good lustre. Link to the NGC scans which always make bronze coins look darker ,although if for any reason your not happy please return for a full refund. https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/6134663-011/64/ £600 posted Special Delivery to the UK ,PP or BT.
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    Sword
    I had to look it up, and Christmas day delivery stopped in 1960. Here is a postman's account. https://vinhanley.com/2014/12/24/delivering-the-post-on-christmas-day-in-newcastle-west-long-ago/
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    Sword
    Merry Christmas and a happy 2024! The first commercially produced Christmas card (1843):
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    Nonmortuus
    I hope you all have a nice Christmas break and New Year!
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    TomGoodheart
    Merry Christmas all and the very best for 2024!





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