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craigy

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  1. craigy

    Henry III

    Henricus rex terci, as above bury st edmunds, the X in rex tells me its class 2b
  2. sorry was not aware, my bad ;0)
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    castle

    my thought straight away
  4. so there is such a fine line between the grades, the busts on george V aren't that great at the best of times, i can see the slight differences, just knowing what the starting point is
  5. just a variation in the plating i guess, its certainly not a fake
  6. i wonder about lca as well
  7. can i ask on what basis, not because i think your wrong but to help me understand grading, is it the lack of lustre ? i understand these were darkened at the mint ?
  8. nice 1927 halfcrown, some toning but got it rather cheap
  9. what about this one ? the black lines on the obverse are not on the coin,
  10. what would this grade as in peoples opinions ? is it natural colour or cleaned, hopefully you can work out what are scratches on the case and not the coin
  11. bought this a little while ago, i do like the NGC slabs, i find the coin rather pleasing Graded PF 63 Matte
  12. na looks fine, defo real
  13. i'd go 3 d, or 3c transitional
  14. that side looks ok,
  15. cant see anything
  16. lots of mystery surrounds these cupro nickle issues, proof, vip, specimen, satin etc
  17. never found a nice condition one detecting although i have seen some in amazing condition from the soil
  18. is that not a specimen finish ?
  19. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1887-St-George-And-Dragon-Queen-Victoria-Gold-Plated-2-Pounds-Double-Sovereign/162702743962?hash=item25e1d6d99a:g:AwMAAOSwugtZ2Nnb
  20. 230 g ???
  21. whats the better, ? understand gem proof is anything above pf 65 ?
  22. this years issue is 60 2016 was 55
  23. they were £55,
  24. was a market site, but hAVE HAD STUFF from bronze age to post medieval, found this last week on the same field, silver gilt tudor dress pin minus the pin, off to the museum next week as it is treasure
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