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    Coys55
    Now we know its origins Gerry agrees that there may be enough irregularities for it to be a continental, although with the short-cross series irregularities are not necessarily indicative of anything. He says he'll take another look at it when he has some time. Rene, maybe you could post some pictures of the other Henry III coins is the find so that we can try to ID those and determine if they are English or possible continentals?
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    DaveG38
    Back in the day, when I worked customer service for the Post Office, I was asked to organise a Meter Check Printer on a customer's line. As I recall, this was in connection with the theft of 50 tons of newsprint! My mind boggles as to how many trucks it took to nick that load and store it. And what for? It's not like you can flog it at a boot fair!
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    blakeyboy
    Should we all carry "RarestPennies" cards?
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    secret santa
    Apologies, Jerry, for forgetting to add this but it's up now.
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    blakeyboy
    Don't worry- not a problem- if you take on something that proves too big to handle, you learn a hell of a lot about yourself and other people., which is always a good thing. We had some great parties there!
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    jelida
    Of course Richard, you really don’t need to ask me, it’s to the benefit of all penny collectors and a bit like organ donation, the presumption should be towards the greater good unless the donor has specifically objected. Jerry





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