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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LOT-AU-BRITISH-ONE-PENNY-1d-COIN-1861-VICTORIA-CIRCULATED/152764515555?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 Hi, guys, bought this coin 11 days ago (link above) as I saw the shadow at 0 under the number 1, received today, but the coin is so worn that would be quite controversial it is overdate or not. I upload these photos here, and if a moderator decides that the topic is superfluous, can delete it. All opinions are welcome.

Thank you very much, Graham! Very useful information.

Hi all, I just found an conder token which looks to be mule or just very rare variety. On obverse is Shakespear's head left and lettered SHAKESPEAR, on reverse is ship with letters THE WOODEN WALLS OF OLD ENGLAND. I found many common tokens, but this obverse is combined with different reverses, and reverse is combined with different obverses. Has anyone some token catalog for reference?

Hello everyone :) I intend to release a few coins for sale on ebay next month, including this rare coin, and before this I put here some pictures. My coin has one tooth in the upper part of figure 2 from inside, which I'm not sure I see in the book of the Michael Gouby and in these two auctions: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Victoria-Penny-1862-1-Satin-38A-J-G-Only-2-Known-In-VG-Extremely-RARE-UNC-/332373179417?nma=true&si=bav5dBg3kMbkfo8pUfZNSrDDbNY%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557 http://www.londoncoins.co.uk/?page=Pastresults&auc=144&searchlot=1837&searchtype=2 Is any of you able to confirm that my coin is the same as these two and as this on the Michael Gouby book? Thank you.

But if you want to test the market, maybe it's best to post here. I was clear that I would not win it, two people gave a double higher bid than me.

Ooops... Another coin, with massive die crack at right that maybe is reason to be very rare coin. Massive die crack that is probably last or maybe one of the last coins struck with him. https://www.ebay.com/itm/263295092637?ul_noapp=true

Do not worry, the price only applies to members forum here if pickup in Bulgaria, before listed on ebay. When post on ebay, the price will be $ 2,000 per coin. Otherwise, maybe January / February, one my friend will send coins to a specialized coin auction in UK, and if they have not been sold yet, I will give them to him.

Well ... after accidentally this weekend I realized that I owned 1862 penny 2 over 1, which has been staying with me for several months without knowing, I decided to open another purchase from the summer - a bulk lot of over 460 Victorian pennies bought from a stamp dealer from UK-ebay. I checked them quickly (1862) - yes, there is no other 2 on 1, but after visiting the site rarestpennies, I was intrigued by another easy-to-check error - VIGTORIA. From about 20 pennies dated 1862, I found one where the letter C is very similar to G, but the coin is quite worn, so I ask for help - what do you think about this coin?

Ok, for now I will not check the other unchecked bulk lots I've bought (and I have a lot of other work to do) so I will not drop prices anymore If someone has relatives or friends in Bulgaria, or someone is flying here, they are available at a price of 1000 pounds per coin. I'm probably going to list them on US-ebay after 2-3 weeks, but since the sending of coins FROM Bulgaria to UK and many other countries is illegal due to a lack of agreement between the Royal Mail and the Bulgarian post ( our laws are a bit strange because of the roman coins ), the coins will be invisible from UK when searching directly in ebay. This coin looks uncleaned. The 1862 2 over 1 looks cleaned in the past.

Well... I am buying coins from UK ONLY for almost 10 years https://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=please-send-me-the-tracking-number

God is my witness: about 7-8 days earlier, I dreamed that I was crying. I read in google that this could be a great luck, and after two days I bought the two lottery tickets in the photo below. Well - there was nothing there

Thank you, Jerry!

Hello again, friends I know that such repaired letters are common for 1860-1861 penny coins, but I still decided to share this photo with you if someone could say what the reason was. All letters in the word PENNY, except of E, look reengraved over small letters. The reason I took pictures of this coin is that I bought it from the same place (same seller and same lot) from ebay, along with the other penny pictured in another topic 1862 2 over 1 overdate. But I believe this penny is not so rare

Yes of course! Wow, a pretty interesting site, for the first time I see it

Yes, now I see all three coins have the same linear circle bottom right of "2". Looks to be the same coin. Thank you. Maybe your coin is just weak strike. But... how many of these really are known now, 2017, maybe 5-6 including my coin? Any suggestions?

Hi, friends Could somebody help me with Freeman's number although this coin is in poor condition. Maybe I will make it easier for you to check out as the number 7 looks like a recut or something. Thanks!

Thank you "secret santa"! How I can buy this book - maybe on some online website or somewhere on ebay?

Yes, I have often encountered hand stamps on this type of coins - post mint damage, the only unusual thing here is that they are of a tiny size - the upper mark is less than half millimeter high (half millimeter!), and each "3" below is about 1 millimeter wide . You must have a very miniature instrument to make them. Just thinking that this is not the usual size numbers or letters on this type coins, and they can not be seen with the naked eye.

Hi all And sorry for my English! A few days ago received small lot of low grade one penny coins: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VICTORIA-9-ONE-PENNY-COINS-/162550085082?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&nma=true&si=bav5dBg3kMbkfo8pUfZNSrDDbNY%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc The top left coin is corroded but there are some numbers below lighthouse - or maybe just derision from corrosion. I see number "33" but the first "3" is very corroded and incuse (touches the inner circle), the second "3" is very clear. Any opinions or maybe it's just a delusion from the corrosion and design of the coin? Thank you.

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Thanks for all posts! I'm not familiar with all the variants of this coin, I do not have much literature, but I see one more hand stamp - an oval hand stamp above the number 33 - shown in the next two pictures. This looks like an oval stamp that contains three digits or other symbols, but the last digit looks like a thick and short 1 Arabic number. Maybe it's just fantasy though, but it looks like it under a magnifying glass view