PWA 1967

Another thread has brought this to my attention. Has anyone got a penny thats got VERD / CORROSION mentioned on an NCG slab ? I have found dozens that have obvious problems on photos but never seen any mentioned on the slab. Fully aware they just grade /give a number and seen a lot of problems that buyers seem happy with As they dont however reject them wanted to see any faults. Apart from ANACS dont see any grader who gives me confidence in sending pennies ?. A coin that has verd /corrosion and slabbed will get worse it cant improve and should be mentioned....otherwise why send it One coin that has verd/corrosion/carbon spot in fact anything.....please post.... would love to see one. Please post as not got any confidence in sending any for peace of mind and have seen faults on a lot. Just one does not seem much , but as a betting man you will struggle. Or is it they dont bother and just give them a grade ?. Pete.

A lot more people will give you a better opinion but the obverse UNC the reverse less so A / unc

They look absolutely terrible and cant understand why someone would artificially tone a coin to look like that. Everyone to there own but all those ............

Yes that makes sense . Suppose what i should of said rather than withdrawn was did they change the design after only producing a few

Was the..... 50P...... i asked was withdrawn ........Nothing to do with the 20p.

Thats a scarce one Prax I seem to remember another thread about these a few months ago ...........although i might be wrong.

Sold that was quick

The 20p undated i have one i bought with a few others a couple of years ago its in a cgs slab but GEF. They dont interest me and happy to get rid of it. If anyone wants one PM me £50 inc postage

Hopefully when you get it slabbed it will be a good one.

Please note the lots of bags of Chatter on the obverse also as vicky mentions.

Vicky is the expert on these so 55 and dippity dip sounds spot on .

Not over the top for a scarcer date. I can understand streaky lustre on some dates and the fact this has it on both sides. It was more just showing on one side so much on the previous posts that seemed strange. They are not the best looking coins.

Its not far off Dan probably closer to EF you should be able to get a really nice one with full lustre for about £40- £60, If thats a bit expensive the proofs of the same year are cheaper.

Yes london/cgs will be there and accept submissions. Ask for Semra

How much is this 1992 10p brian ?. Please dont tell me 11p

Thank you. I have heard of the others but the 1992 10p i saw on another thread recently is that rare and how much do they sell for ?.

Just a guess

Not having a clue about rare decimal coins. Is there a list of ones that are sought after ?.

If its not rejected what will it score 78 ?

Also CGS will re slab a coin that was attributed to there old grading. 78 is now unc so would reslab just showing the number not AU they used to be more harsh than they now are.

I recently bought the 1920 filled die from ebay if thats the coin you mention. Its BU - UNC and the one that went unsold in the workman sale. The 1915 filled die i have never seen one for sale in a reasonable grade. I would be happy with the 1915 recessed ear in EF as not seen anything close to the LCA one.

Not having a clue about them,was the 50p withdrawn for some reason . I cant understand why they are so expensive/rare.

Good luck John and hope they all sell

Just read your earlier post so assume not

Thought they were both rare are they yours Rob