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Everything posted by davidrj
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Thanks, here's both sides Bought a few years ago, vendor listed it as a 1915 without noting the variety. Sadly scans of shiny coins never come out as they look in hand. the notched tooth is not as pronounced as of the 1916, so possibly die damage that progressed. There are references to recessed ears without the damaged tooth, but can't ever remember seeing a picture of one. This exercise has reminded me to upgrade my standard 1915 sometime
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If you hold the coin to view from the edge, the recessed ear variety shows a distinct concavity rather than the normal convex bust. here are my pennies - top 1915 normal and recessed, 1916 below normal and recessed. The "Recess" is best seen in the area behind the ear lobe. Far easier to spot in photos of worn toned examples
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Thanks for that Gary, best article on threepences I've seen, may even think about getting some, they seem relatively cheap
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It came today, poor thing has had a tough life - surface corrosion, most of which has been helpfully removed with Brasso Definiely a Freeman 1, Gouby 1860 D, so fills a gap. Not bad for £8.73 plus £10 postage, the rest of the lot (mostly Brassoed) went straight into the bin except for this one A very worn example of the 1909 Ndot - so two gaps filled I'm a happy bunny paying far less than my actual bid David
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Just bought a job lot of vickie bronze, gambling this is an F1 - Link. Looks like raised lines on shield, but been fooled by eBay pictures before
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You'll be fine with anything listed as greater than 99.5% purity - that will be the minimum specification, and wont leave any residue. AR grade - 100% pure for analytical purposes is unlikely to be listed on eBay and is way over the top for our usage
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I've got an average circulated one already, just need to keep looking as very few 20th C varieties are ever listed as such
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I'm after a decent 1+B, got the other three in reasonable grades
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Type descriptions NB type numbers are not the same as coin photo numbers Far too late to try and work a matrix out, not convinced so far David
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Best I can do with rocks
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Helmets & plumes
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Here are the remaining coins' dates for comparison, I've not yet matched these up with the reported types I'll make a similar montage of the plumes and rocks later
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So here's coins 1 & 5 from Pete's pictures, corresponding to types 3 & 4
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That's as far as I've got so far, will report my findings, if any, tomorrow David
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Me too, please David
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A thread for halfpennies, which seem to be the Cinderellas of the bronze series, perhaps because they generally have suffered far more wear than the popular pennies and farthings
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clogs, die faults, et al.
davidrj replied to bhx7's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Interesting. Looks like we have a clear progression of die damage in our combined examples -
clogs, die faults, et al.
davidrj replied to bhx7's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
here's what he wrote mine appears to be the barred 5 he describes. It's the 1920 filled 2 that he shows 3 stages of fill for, he also lists a filled 2 for 1921 but no illustration -
clogs, die faults, et al.
davidrj replied to bhx7's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Another ugly one, but only 99p - finally got a filled 5 1915 penny David -
EU referendum - in or out?
davidrj replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
An interesting article on sovereignty, from the IN standpoint, Here -
EU referendum - in or out?
davidrj replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
EU citizens have a right to live and work here, so it's muddying the waters to talk of illegal immigrants How many of the million Britts living in Spain are able to speak or write in Spanish? -
EU referendum - in or out?
davidrj replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
I'm no lawyer, but it seems to me we should work within the system to amend the law, throwing away legal protection of the basic rights of millions is not the correct way to deal with a handful of scumbags -
EU referendum - in or out?
davidrj replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
As an internationalist by nature, I'm definitely in the IN camp, but I'm seriously depressed by the low standard of debate from both sides, not helped by the media's obsession with personalities rather than the issues -
EU referendum - in or out?
davidrj replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Neither the European Convention on Human Rights nor the European Court of Human Rights are EU bodies. The UK was signed up to them (and in the case of the Convention largely created it) before it ever joined the EU and the UK would still be a party to them even if it left the EU. -
Poland-Lithuania, Sigismund III, 3 Grosz