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  1. 2 points
    Michael-Roo
    As Rob suggests these are difficult to find having been struck for three months only. I have two, but they were bought several years apart and it's some time since I last saw one for sale anywhere. Note mine were struck from different reverse dies.
  2. 1 point
    Coinery
    Thanks, Peck, appreciate you commenting…not my natural playground at all, and all the more difficult to judge from a poor image. I’m looking forward to taking an in-hand photo!
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    Peckris 2
    It also just "looks" wrong, on an intuitive level.
  4. 1 point
    jelida
    I could imagine it selling for £50 to 100 if it’s a REALLY good fake, but if it’s an obvious one to the naked eye then the value would be minimal. The value is in the quality of the workmanship. Jerry
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    secret santa
    Yes, I agree but that 1849 fake just sold for £232 !!!





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