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    heyhey replied to heyhey's topic in Beginners area

    ok thx for info
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    Hi, Im new to this forum and coin collecting, and have a starter question, what is it called when the the two sides of the coin are upside down to each other? I have a George ll 1754 farthing like this! thanks for any help heyhey
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    heyhey replied to heyhey's topic in Beginners area

    Thanks Peckris this has been helpfull I think So is my farthing unusual or fairly common? I dont think I have another coin like this!
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