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Peckris 2

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  1. 1968, 1969 (opening night of the UK Tommy tour), 1971?, 1974, 1975, 1976 Charlton, 1989
  2. Peckris 2

    Calling all rock fans!

    I wish! Unfortunately I'm not mobile these days.
  3. Peckris 2

    1860 penny Freeman 14. LCW below foot.

    Alas poor Yorick, I knew him HORATIO ... amazing how many people get that wrong! I assume that's what you were referring to? Yes, the word criteria used as a singular (like phenomena) is almost as annoying as 'attendee'. It also trumps my degree in 'Roman and Hellenic Studies' from Birmingham University! But at least we were taught modern Greek by a Communist refugee from the Colonels.
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    More Pennies

    It means you offer it to me first, and in the unlikely event I'd refuse, at least I'd be head of the queue!
  5. Shows the differences between collectors - it would have been my first thought! But then I am a type collector now.
  6. Hmm. Methinks you missed my (dreadful) pun. I'll get me coat.
  7. I think THE most obvious difference is the rim - it's very much wider on the pattern.
  8. Peckris 2

    Halfpenny ID check

    I thought we'd already agreed it was Obverse 5 (the dink in the forehead)?
  9. Peckris 2

    More Pennies

    I'd LOVE one in that condition! If you ever upgrade I'll happily buy that off you.
  10. Ok, here's a question that seems obvious (to me!) - why didn't you decide to sell most of the collection apart from one choice example of each type?
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    1953 VIP Proof set

    Thanks Mike. It's hard to determine a VIP proof when there were normal proofs in that year. Why wouldn't they issue VIPs with early strikes of an 'ordinary' proof set? In any case, the real determiner - the penny - is the normal proof issue, as has been pointed out.
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    1953 VIP Proof set

    anyone got a link?
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    Four of a kind

    Yes, each year had 'recut waves' apparently
  14. Peckris 2

    1860 penny Freeman 14. LCW below foot.

    Oh god, I hope not! It's bad enough we have to put up with the appalling abortion of a word "attendee".
  15. Peckris 2

    1860 penny Freeman 14. LCW below foot.

    Well, yeah, but the non-existant word 'inheritee' had been used so many times above! I just couldn't let it rest...
  16. Peckris 2

    Mr. Grumpy.

    No, I meant the one that advertises a tiny gold coin designed by 'a descendant of Pistrucci'.
  17. Peckris 2

    Mr. Grumpy.

    That one wasn't even the RM - the London Mint Office or something fatuous like that.
  18. I saw them 7 times in all, but only one of those was in the post-Moon era.
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    1860 penny Freeman 14. LCW below foot.

    InheritORS !!!
  20. Peckris 2

    Mr. Grumpy.

    Why is Tony Robinson coming to mind? Mind you, that other advert for a grossly overpriced gold coin does quote the name Pistrucci .. wonder who that's aimed at?
  21. Peckris 2

    Halfpenny ID check

    I don't have my Obverse 5 to hand but from memory it looks right.
  22. Peckris 2

    1860 penny Freeman 14. LCW below foot.

    "The coin is slightly worn"
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