PWA 1967

Thank you so much for the lists which arrived today ,i am really greatful 👍 Pete.

Thank you ,i have sent you a message. Pete.

Happy to buy it Rob unless you wish to keep it ,just message me should you wish to sell it. Thank you. Pete.

Yes i agree that it could just be a broken 8 on some possibly overstruck but not hard enough at a slightly different angle.

IMO and having looked at plenty its been corrected / repaired / overstruck more than once on some ,so there are different types having the bit within the bottom loop of the nine. I havent got any pictures but the one coutesy of Michael goubys site appears different than Robs above ,it does not look to have the straight line to the right of the loops. So what appears to look like something on one coin may not on another and thats why i think nobody has been able to give a definative attribution.

You have updated the wrong one Richard ,Number 21 i bought in a mixed group for £8 on eBay and since sold privately.

https://thetyrantcollection.com/ Unbelievable ,there is that many in Dan O Dowds collection it takes a while for some of the pages to load ,includes the Edward V111 set. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/03/12/billionaire-tyrant-unveils-collection-coins-minted-every-english/

One of the best british boxers of the nineties ,defence and chin.

The 7 Pennies of 1933 buried beneath London | Baldwin's 1933 penny link with a video below for any new collectors as gives answers to questions often asked.

1858 Large rose SMALL date ,pity its had a clean as a really nice example 👍

1922 DOT , very few known. Not the best but like the others i have seen has the die crack on the V of the obverse ,which is probably the best indicator to check on a picture.

An earlier strike of a single die type 1915 Recessed ear ,not attributed and dont see many.

This Guy is using other peoples photos. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203839399879?hash=item2f75c667c7:g:V1MAAOSwQ-RiE4Zb Just nearly bought it 😂

The scarcer one ,1920 Florin Davies 1746 3E.

Yes,send me a mail if you are interested.

A 1889 with the very wide date not attributed and also 15 Leaves , i doubt the 14 leaves exists being rare with this OBV. A bit dusty and scratch to the left of the queens head but a good example.

Thanks Jerry and sorted now ,my friend is doing the best thing and sending me one of each in the post when he returns from holiday to compare them in hand.The small picture is how it should be,although didnt have a picture of the full coin why he is away and the eBay one i think maybe due to the light or angle of the picture not one in his opinion.

Can anyone help me with a clear picture of one please that they can confirm is right. I had one a while ago but never took pictures and now looking at the one that a well known dealer confirmed as being right for sale on eBay when it was for sale previously a couple of weeks ago ,i am again having doubts as the scarce one should have a thin rim ,although that one looks thick 😀 http://www.michael-coins.co.uk/GBproofsets.htm

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154819126000?hash=item240bf062f0:g:GggAAOSwtbxhDoyX Just to maybe correct my post above and a friends picture......... This is one D of DEI to gap and now thinking that the other indicator i mentioned is not right ,as the I is clearly not directly to a tooth ,maybe better just looking at DEI to gap only which is the one i was originally told.

Some 1970 sets sell for a premium as there were two dies used for the OBV on the Florin ,Halfcrown ,Sixpence and Half penny. The Half penny is hard to find and collectors pay quite a lot more for one ,D of DEI too gap or I of DEI to tooth. Always worth checking to see if you have one.

Thats quality Blake and a good buy , well bought 😀

A lot of the over strikes on the wrong letter or number on the date seem to be were the wrong punch was used , as the person striking them forgot the die was in reverse. This is exactly the same and the opposite letter is the P in penny ,so intitally struck with a P and then again with an F.This could cause a flaw or uneven letter as never going to be struck exactly the same as the first letter and can also look slightly different due to one letter / number being struck through the other. Very similar to the 1858 F/B Copper penny ( B in Britanniar ) that is recorded. Maybe 😀

One i bought from Spink the other week not attributed with the Test strike 8 BP1880Af ,you dont see many in a decent grade and the best one i had before had been heavily cleaned.