Bernie

Yes, beautiful striking, such a shame about the crown.

I believe that you are correct. Another example with die faults and no crack through "A" Does this match yours?

Freeman 264 Obv2 RevC

My "A" to the right has clover leaf left of the lighthouse.

Does anyone on this forum know when the 2023 uncirculated sets will be issued by the royal mint?

Looks like an E over B, to me. Never seen one of these before!

Definately not obverse 16

I have noticed something else that was different on the last time of making a snipe bid. I placed my bid amount 30 seconds before item ended and when the confirm box appeared it requested me to type in my maximum bid again. The auction ended before I actually read the request and typed in the amount etc. Know one else have mentioned this happening, so maybe this was a glitch, or I did something wrong.

More Mickey Mouse rubbish, where's the real currency coins.

Exactly.

It might have been good at the price.

I have known women that have enhanced my relaxed moments

The 1933 penny for auction is definitely a proof. It was contained in a proof set. I owned a 1933 currency penny for about ten years, to me it was just a date that completed my collection of currency pennies. I never cherished this coin, it was only a George 5th penny with a different date numeral. I absolutely worship my 1860 pattern pennies and can't imagine parting with them.

Almost certain that it's a D (95%) The shield on E appears to be not as oval, appearing flatter at the base.

Clearly reverse F, the large pictures of HONI SO that you placed earlier, the top picture is an obverse 6 and the lower is obverse 4 Pictures of obverse and reverse please.

Pictures of obverse and reverse please.

You may find that you have to tick the completed or sold items box to view finished item numbers.

Freeman reverse H

Willing to pay cash or exchange for other extremely rare varieties. Strangely enough, collectors who have such rare coins sometimes manage to get more than one example !

In response to the comment by PWA 1967, Forum members may be interested to know that I was the fortunate buyer of the 1862 VIGTORIA penny on eBay (images attached). Because of problems encountered while posting to this website, I’ve asked Bernie to kindly post this message for me. Best Regards, InforaPenny

My problem is that I cannot find out who owns these elusive coins. No collector that I know of owns these coins, but I often hear stories from collectors that they have heard of others that hold multiple examples. In the 1990's I advertised widely that I was searching for some of the elusive bronze pennies. I had very little luck and until later surveys were compiled, I couldn't believe that the amount of these rarities actually existed. Since wide use of the internet, coin forums etc, it was almost impossible to assess the true rarity of coins. I must admit, I am a bit guilty of holding duplicate coins, I don't need money fortunately, but hoping that trading may be the answer to obtaining the coins that I require.

Almost 100% a 4

It's a Freeman 111

This penny was once owned by me

Much higher definition pictures are available, but limited on this forum