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@TomGoodheart has made the full transition to lurker

Oh I see, then just ignore me look forward to reading the write up Brian.

Why did you post it in 'ere then? Deserves a thread of it's own, surely!

Is it an error survey?

I don't think it's enough metal being pulled from elsewhere, could be wrong though. Normally it's is used to describe the effect on clipped planchets, but it's pretty much the same thing.

I basically typed the description for him too; "It would be called a 'retained rim cud', like you say it arises from problematic dies. You also have quite a clear blakesley effect, in 2 separate places. The weak areas are caused by the die pulling all that metal into the cud, causing the areas directly opposite to lose details. " Yet he decided to go with; "Reverse at 4 o’clock has a die flaw going through the “Y” & the field is raised to the level with the top of the “NY” Obverse has extra metal at 4 o’clock with a die crack going from the top of it almost to the Queens chin, & at 3 o’clock the extra metal is level with the “EG” Not sure what would cause it unless the die fractured; the weight is 9.4g & is aUNC" I feel like, what was the point in posting in the forum?

Here you go gents. Suggestions welcome.

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It's always nice to help others with value and information etc, then we get ignored once they get their answer, with not even a courtesy note to say that the coins are up for sale (even though multiple people expressed interest in buying them). I think your marketing techniques are a bit askew, Suffolk Coins needless to say, you lost at least one bid with me.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1967-GB-Very-unusual-Die-Flaw-Error-Penny-Reverse-at-4-o-clock-has-a-die-flaw-g-/282259134845?hash=item41b7f4997d:g:vfwAAOSwux5YLc6n Good idea to release one at a time. I know someone who will definitely give you your first bid but I don't know it'll go much further than that. Good luck!

I've wanted to buy that one since of 6 months ago.

Quick off the draw Brian! Nice lamination flaw for cheap, can't go wrong

And the rest! A valid point though, the note is just a little something extra on what is a stunning and rare coin.

Well Prax pretty much sums it up in that thread;

Ah OK, he has a few rejected slabbed coins that guy, must've confused them.

One of them is always on there, not only is the price always too high but I'm pretty sure the 'slabbed' coin was also rejected, however the seller cuts all that info out of the pictures.

Do a bit of googling in that case, a jeweller should be able to remove the mounts and excess solder, it just won't be as pretty as a fully restored coin. Will be cheaper and much quicker though.

Here's the thread The guy's name is Alan Stockton, you can see in that thread an example that he's done for a member here. Very impressive. The price actually didn't seem all that bad either..

Welcome to the forum Das. It is possible to remove the soldered parts, it is also possible to restore them fully. It depends on what you're doing with them, if you're making a quick buck then just sell them, if you bought them cheaper than melt. If you want to restore fully, it's probably going to cost you more than the value of the 2 of them. There's a thread here somewhere, I'll find a link. From what I remember, the guy takes a good 6 months to a year for a full restoration.

Yeah can do, the only way I can think to do it is just to group all similar links into one post, then the next group the the next post etc. I'll add it to the to-do list.

http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/ Sort of price guide, but good for browsing. Has lots of pictures too.

Definitely agree and also think you paid a very good price too.

Hi Steve, so sorry, left work and haven't been near a computer all weekend. Here is the coin in question..

Hi Steve and welcome. We'll need pictures ideally, but I'll pm you my email and put one up for you. You should still be able to post directly from your tablet, however if the picture is over 500kb it will be a pain reducing the size if you're not a computer.

Hahahahahaha *takes a breath* hahahahaha. Bit expensive.