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    TICKET CENTRAL

    david.bordeaux replied to Rob's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

    MASS, Prof. Jeffrey White 2x2 paper envelope.
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    Purely based on density, a copper-nickel coin that weighs 22.5g would weigh 26.12g if made from .925 silver (assuming identical diameter and thickness). So this would support the assumption that your specimen could be silver (without proving it, of course!).
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    Going through some more duplicates, two 1887s stood out for different reasons. The sixpence for its vivid blue colour. And the half-crown for the quite even toning.
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    This Godless florin from my duplicates box:
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    1852 Florin Query

    david.bordeaux replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

    Sorry to come to this thread late, but I have only just had a chance to compare with my 1852 florin. The only thing that stands out to me is the line running along the bottom of the bust. I wonder if the grader thought that this was an "alteration" or "repair"? In any event, @Paulus, you have a very nice coin.
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