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Let's See Your Copper Coins, Tokens, Or Medals!
Coinery replied to brg5658's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
That is just staggering! -
1699 Halfpenny error?
Coinery replied to speedbird's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Clogs and pitting are a massive issue unless you have a couple of examples from the same die! I proved this for myself with a supposed no-stop 1700 shilling by finding another example of the same die with only half a stop, ie before the full clog! It's on here somewhere! -
1699 Halfpenny error?
Coinery replied to speedbird's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
You won't be the first to lose the plot on here Speedbird! -
1699 Halfpenny error?
Coinery replied to speedbird's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Uh, oh! -
If it IS a fake, then someone is certainly knocking out some awesome dies, as this coin is clearly hammered. Is it a rare and valuable type? If not I just can't imagine anyone making that kind of effort, especially when they could instead be faking the comparatively simple Anglo-Saxon coins?
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But no!
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1861 Ha'penny - F over P?
Coinery replied to Nordle11's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
You could balance a powerful magnifying glass over the coin, or maybe even a loupe, and take a macro photo of the glass itself? Just a thought? -
Just out of interest, on the E2/3 coin, is that a reverse denomination mark?
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I'm not in the frame, as you may well guess, but hoping for good prices all the same!
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I'm definitely in the Vicky/Copper camp on pricing.
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Utterly amazing and, as I've said before, I can't believe the stability of the image! It's as if it's attached to a fixed arm...it's that good!
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1898 Sixpence with SMALL date / small font digits
Coinery replied to Martinminerva's topic in Confirmed unlisted Varieties.
Thanks, this is the only example I have found in almost 3 years of looking. Just very lucky it came in the grade it did, I would have settled for any grade to fill the gap in the collection. It was on eBay item number 351476105264.Wow, very rare, then! Goodness, what a steal too! Were you brave enough to make an offer, or did you snap it straight up, rather than risk losing it? -
I've struggled to sell the 45 in the past. Your's also has a nasty edge knock too! Sorry for the hard news!
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By at least half IMHO! Worse than that, a lot of people wouldn't buy it at all, which also makes it a hard sale to make. The chances are it's also hairlined, being an ex-mount, though your pictures don't highlight this. If it was from auction as a single lot, they should really have described it as a holed ex-mount!
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1898 Sixpence with SMALL date / small font digits
Coinery replied to Martinminerva's topic in Confirmed unlisted Varieties.
Nice coin! Do you mean it took you longer than expected to find one in that grade? Did you see many others along the way? -
1919 Penny with dot by date, how rare?
Coinery replied to bhx7's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Not at all! We are all in the same boat here...playing, tweaking, experimenting, no perfect way, believe me, I've tried! -
Does this mean you have that error in your phone's dictionary as an accepted or first option, Rooney?
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Not a cnut spelling error, surely?
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Looks post mint damage to me, CM?
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1919 Penny with dot by date, how rare?
Coinery replied to bhx7's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Wouldn't they be filling the die letter, not grinding it off? -
Nons "What crap has he bought this time?" Thread.....
Coinery replied to Nonmortuus's topic in Beginners area
yep -
I echo your thanks to the forum, it has been a great source of learning for me too!
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Nons "What crap has he bought this time?" Thread.....
Coinery replied to Nonmortuus's topic in Beginners area
Sounds like you already know the score? -
Nons "What crap has he bought this time?" Thread.....
Coinery replied to Nonmortuus's topic in Beginners area
It's not a great coin at all, either, to be honest, whatever the mintage! -
Nons "What crap has he bought this time?" Thread.....
Coinery replied to Nonmortuus's topic in Beginners area
Mine's gone. However, of importance here Non is your expenditure? If you've got £80 to spend on a single coin to build your collection, why not spend it on an £80 UNC or decent EF of a different type alrogether? Or even buy 2 £40 coins if it's about building a collection up? It's a pretty decent budget you have for a 20thC coin, don't rush into it! You'll just be giving yourself a resell headache!