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PWA 1967
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Sorry Ian for any confussion. The thread i started last night i assumed was the same one as this The one i mentioned is a hand held magnifier for viewing a full coin.
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The one i mentioned at the start of the thread is spot on ,i have one i paid considerably more for. The one i mentioned was for my grandaughter as she now insists on using mine all the time (she is only three) and is perfect for a full coin and you dont need to use the light switch for it to work. The light is just an option.
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Help with academic study requested - survey for coin collectors
PWA 1967 replied to old.currency.exchange@gmai's topic in Free for all
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1897 penny double dot serifs
PWA 1967 replied to terrysoldpennies's topic in Confirmed unlisted Varieties.
I have five and just had a look at them. Needless to say they are all normal -
No its not for taking pictures or using with a computer. Just a nice large hand held one with An LED light with a couple of batteries. Nothing fantastic but much better than a loupe IMO easier to view with the large lens. The one linked to a computer that i have found best value for the money is the andonstar one for about £40/£50 I now a couple of people can recommend others but they are closer to £1k Thats more for close ups a microscope and will allow you to take and edit pictures of overdates etc. But not any use for a full coin. Pete.
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Cant believe i missed it. The seller has missed out on that one. Should of sent the seller a message. Would of been along the lines of F O ....U Daft............
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Poised and ready good buy will bid in a couple of minutes.
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Massive thank you and a big hat off Just wanted to share my delight. Over the last couple of weeks a forum member has been telling me all about model pennies and cardboard ones YES CARDBOARD I didnt have a clue about any of them but as always keen to learn. I have just received an envelope full of them and feel like a kid on christmas day. Thank you so much CHINGFORD a true gentleman and i owe you one. Pete.
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What the bright picture has done Jon is shown that tiny dot on the breastplate of the reverse. Do me a favour and flick it off ...........its bugging me
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Throw it in the bin ........
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Should of said. The coin in the first picture Jon..................RANG TANG
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They are all really nice and Hat off
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Glad your happy with it. Thank you again. Pete.
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1997 Britannia silver 20p PROOF MINT STATE CGS 93 UIN 16061. CGS say £28. Happy with £14 including postage
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Sold and Thank you
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Again i dont want it £10 including postage.
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Sold and Thank you.
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CGS graded 94 silver proof. UIN 24960 They say £35. Happy with £20.........including postage
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Well its not any use to me £15 including postage.
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Sorry should of said its 1997
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Thank you . Will put in with the others. Pete.
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Another i Dont want but CHEAP. £1 silver proof CGS 94 MINT. CGS 94 Graded They say £36. Happy with £20 including postage. Pete.
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Not any use to me. So £15
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Hi Ian.
Small florescent dots as on both sides of the 1902 penny you bought are signs of live verd of which only a couple will be detrimental should you decide to sell.
They are probably easily removed and of no concern but better to look out for.
If a couple of dots show (live)it is always having a look at the remainder of the coin before buying.
The live verd may now only show as spots but the remainder may have left / leave corrosion.
Oxidisation and poor storage will leave a green tinge or colour.
On common coins such as the 1902 better left alone.
Its a lovely coin but take note if you start spending over £50 on another date for one.
Pete.
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Thought i may aswell put this at the top as the others have now all gone. Pete.
