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PWA 1967 replied to Colin88's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Yes i watched the documentary on TV when it came out a while ago 👍 -
Made me smile "Cant see the pic" Coinery picture is almost the size of the screen 😀👍.
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No you will find what you want and know what your happy with, it was more a guide as what you wanted to pay. However ones that are nice in high grade are much more expensive.
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Can i ask please what kind of grade you want or price your looking to pay ? They are both scarcer years in higher grades and nice, could be anything from £150 - £700 as a guide.
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Thats a really good example and good buy, Hat Off 😀👍.
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I had an NGC MS65 1920 Florin that was superb and struggle to find a better one.
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If anyone has a coin from "The Alderley Collection" and happy to share which one and when you bought it, please message me. Pete.
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1826 Penny, Rev A, purchased from the Huddersfield coin fair.
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I have since found out the NGC one in my post wasnt in a rare set and was more i only saw the NGC scan on Monday / Tuesday and the only other i could find was in an LCA Rare 1953 Set. Posting on here was a way of trying to find anymore and thank you for your pictures. Today (Friday) i have been told of another one, although as i cant find very many i dont really have a clue. They seem to be very rare but like the 1953 Scarcer proof Halfcrowns possibly more than i originally thought as only been looking a few days and all guess work. Maybe as you saw and bought that one a few years ago, you have seen others since ? Can you tell me which Auction and lot number you bought it from please as its definately Obverse 1 and does look like a proof.
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Can i ask please did you know what you had before the post and did you buy the coin in a proof set or on its own please. I have asked a few people to look at ones they have trying to find some and yours is the first 😀 Most of the currency are obverse 1 but proofs as of today very rare 👍 If you wish to sell it please send me a message.
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That’s good and never thought to check any that were matte, can you tell me or mail the ngc identification number please.
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One thats arrived today off eBay and much better than most. 1909 DOT.
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I hadnt seen or know about these until this morning and appear to be extremely rare. Possibly only found in the 1953 rare (VIP) proof set. Unrecorded Obverese 1 by Freeman in proof. Apologies for the ngc scan not being very clear, only other i have found is one that sold in a rare set at LCA. A friend of mine also bought a 1967 Proof Halfpenny on Sunday, which again i didnt know existed.
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I am happy to be corrected but sure i am right . The Halfpenny in the RARE 1953 proof set is struck on Obverse 1 , again not listed in Freeman as proof. They do seem extremely rare and the Obverse 1 Halfpenny only in one of the sets sold by LCA. Sorry for the quality of the picture / scan 😀
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Penny Acquisition of the week
PWA 1967 replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
They were two good buys Jerry, well spotted 👍.