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wasswasp
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The date spacing on any coin prior to 1879 is due to the fact that the dies were finished with the addition of the last two digits by hand. The footnote on p.135 of ESC refers. If you look through past sales you will find that pennies and other denominations exist with only partial dates such as a copper 18 penny, or the 181 half crown. True wide or narrow dates are uniformly spaced so. Thanks Rob so its just a normal.Sorry new to all this some members seem a bit sharp Thanks again
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ESC 1338E yes that is right not no line .shorter or longer line thanks .going down right track now No problem, my thought processes were malfunctioning too - I hadn't considered faulty question as an option. what about the 1871 wide date or just normal looked for a wide date in books and on net not found ? as you are the only person awake
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187 1 wide date penny ?
wasswasp replied to wasswasp's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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ESC 1338E yes that is right not no line .shorter or longer line thanks .going down right track now
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if that what they mean by line under thanks. seen loads of them must be the ones without the line i need My apologies No thank you Anybody got a picture of one without the line under ? so i can see what i am looking for thanks
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187 1 wide date penny ?
wasswasp replied to wasswasp's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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if that what they mean by line under thanks. seen loads of them must be the ones without the line i need My apologies No thank you
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if that what they mean by line under thanks. seen loads of them must be the ones without the line i need