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Peckris 2

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    Yes, the wear pattern is totally abnormal.
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    Very clumsy! 30 seconds examining any penny from 1937-39 would have revealed that Geo VI pennies use a flat top 3.
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    As long as you can tell whether the obverse / reverse combination is either London or Birmingham, then you can say which it is. If iit's so poor you can't tell, then safe to assume it's Birmingham.
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    It wasn't Paul McCartney, was it?
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    Unfortunately, in accordance with all the sad gits who insist August MUST be 08 and not 8, that won't work. 😄
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    I've met Rob and ChrisP, but nowadays I could only manage a meeting a short distance from the city where I live. 😢
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    Unfortunately, it all depends on the horrendous habit of putting a zero in front of a single digit month. I used to be a computer programmer and I know how easy it would be to add that zero behind the scenes, but suppress it from the display. For me, today's date is 2/2/2020.
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    Didn't Scott (where is he?) get one of these very cheap in a lot from eBay?
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    Sorry if I've burst your bubble, but that's only Fine.
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    Sorry, my reply was ambiguous. I meant to say that the photos were there, but the important part was covered over with the orrible logo.
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    Drop your trousers and I'll oblige.
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    Unfortunately, those photographs are covered by a horrendous PhotoFuckit logo.
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    Reminds me of the one about the three French kittens that went skating on thin ice. Sadly, un deux trois cats sank...
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    "We used to eat fish, chips, peas and blancmange on a Friday" as opposed to "We used to eat fish, chips, peas, and blancmange on a Friday" The second sentence has an Oxford comma after "peas". Without it, you could infer that we ate "peas and blancmange" 😖. Obviously it's not always necessary, but there are times when it is.
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    This was a real sign outside a Liverpool optician's: "Right, can you make out any letters on the bottom line?" "No, but I can spell out the letters that have been stolen..."
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    99 times out of 100 it's Photoshop. But there's always the odd one.
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