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Coinery

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  1. Coinery

    Henry VII Groat without Mintmark

    I think the bust and crown punches are likely from the same die-maker as this genuine one. The OP coin could be a contemporary c’feit though, looking at the copper showing through? Difficult from photos.
  2. Coinery

    Henry VII Groat without Mintmark

    I’ve had a couple of pewter groats from his reign, will look them out.
  3. It hasn’t been photographed that well, to be honest, I would ordinarily stay clear of something that looks like that. However, I’d 100% take it as what it says it is coming from John...plus you could always send it back if you weren’t happy!
  4. Coinery

    Halfcrown watch

    Ah, yes, I agree, but there are many damaged examples that would lend themselves to this quite cheaply...plugged coins also spring to mind
  5. Coinery

    1989 Half and Full Sovereigns

    Just had a look...quite a pretty design, rather surprised.
  6. Coinery

    Halfcrown watch

    Oooooh, an Elizabeth I shilling, now that would be good in a silver case.
  7. One to watch! https://davcoin.com/lot/printed-auction-38-lot-134?utm_source=Davissons+Ltd&utm_campaign=07b93ac9b1-a38-closes-tomorrow&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_3777ece20e-07b93ac9b1-134878717
  8. Coinery

    Talk About Grade Inflation

    Can’t remember what it was I saw now, I screen shot them and was looking at them in bed last night. Will take another look at them tonight after work.
  9. Coinery

    Talk About Grade Inflation

    You’d think they would, wouldn’t you? We get scratch-resistant watch faces and glasses, can’t be that much of a challenge?
  10. Coinery

    Talk About Grade Inflation

    First good argument I’ve seen for slabbing though, the scratches on that slab! 😲
  11. Coinery

    Talk About Grade Inflation

    Very different dies to start with, though, yours looks to be cut in much higher relief to begin with...and/or earlier strike from the die too.
  12. Edward I 10cf2 for me, Paddy 👍
  13. Coinery

    Ebay's Worst Offerings

    Amazes me that he doesn’t just take them straight to auction? Seems such a shame for him to be giving them away on eBay!
  14. Coinery

    NGC Slabbing

    Hmmm, not sure I could trust a Scotsman with certain English coins...Lonshank pennies spring to mind!
  15. Coinery

    1886 Victoria one pence

    It’s in the right category, it’s definitely hammered! Great to find anything though, Josh, thanks for sharing 👍
  16. https://davcoin.com/sale/Printed Auction 38?rpp=120&f[0]=itm_field_lot_number%3A[112 TO 124]
  17. Coinery

    Edward I penny (Durham) ID help please

    Amateur...you’re funny 👍
  18. Coinery

    Bulk Lots at auctions

    I think logistically it’s an impossible job, especially at local auctions. The time it takes to wade through kilo after kilo of bulk lots makes it impractical for the auctioneers. I’ve tried it a couple of times and it’s not fun, so I totally believe they are, more often than not, virgin lots. Good things do lurk within them on occasions...Declan picked up a 1905 HC in a bulk lot as just one example.
  19. Coinery

    Charles I Crowns - Breathtaking

    So very impressive indeed, given, I’m presuming, that the premier coins are not in private hands?
  20. Coinery

    Charles I Crowns - Breathtaking

    I’ve only ever had one C1 crown that good, and I didn’t have it for long...they are serious chunks of silver, love them, as I do the C1 half crowns for exactly the same reason. Proper coins!
  21. Coinery

    Edward I penny (Durham) ID help please

    Gets my vote for a 10cf m’friend! You’ve got the classic hole in the neck punch to cement it to the last period of Ed1 to the start of Ed2 and it’s not class 11! Would need to dust my book off to give you a number, but the elegance of the crown suggests it’s probably cf3? @davetmoneyer what’s your thoughts, Dave?
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