PWA 1967

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 😀👍.

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.

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.

Thats a really good example and good buy, Hat Off 😀👍.

I had an NGC MS65 1920 Florin that was superb and struggle to find a better one.

If anyone has a coin from "The Alderley Collection" and happy to share which one and when you bought it, please message me. Pete.

1826 Penny, Rev A, purchased from the Huddersfield coin fair.

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.

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.

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.

That’s good and never thought to check any that were matte, can you tell me or mail the ngc identification number please.

One thats arrived today off eBay and much better than most. 1909 DOT.

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 😀

Having looked at the picture of this one numerous times a few days ago i have now found to the best of my knowledge that the Reverse die is unrecorded ,other than being used for the VIP set. I was told months ago that the coins for the 1953 VIP set and not just the penny were struck from different dies and this clear picture of a farthing is one. Its not REV A or B. F to GAP I to TOOTH ,possibly longer teeth also though not 100% sure on that one.

They were two good buys Jerry, well spotted 👍.

Its that cold our local flash has frozen.

This is another one the same.

Yes didn’t realise there was two types of F24 👍 Not knowing is the only difference the leaf or any other indicator please ? Can ignore this as just looked on the website 👍

Going to end up common and anyone that wants one already have one soon 👍

The picture is 11-5 teeth with the H over a Gap although cant be sure of the obverse without a picture 😀 👍

I know there is no admin as such but maybe Chris might read this or someone who can help. A friend has been trying to join the forum since the 4th of December. Each time he goes to use it the same message flags up. Something like "we will notify you on approval by email when you have been approved to post " i believe his email shows in the message and is correct. However after a couple of weeks and trying again this morning, still the same. Pete.

Believe me when you SELL them you will be greatfull of any bids and if its a collector or dealer that pushes the price up a £1 ($1) is all the same regardless of who gives it you. Richard mentioned pennies selling in the Workman sale of which i know a collector bought 7/8 and a couple of other collectors quite a lot between them both, if those three people hadnt bid then most would of gone for a lot lot less. If Atlas did buy some or any other dealer from the Workman sale, they had the same oportunity and the same pound notes as anyone else and what they chose to offer them for after the sale is up to them. Buying something for £20,000 and then asking £40,000 doesnt always work out 😀.

Send Steve Hill an eMail at Sovereign Rarities Gary, they might have a couple left, not sure about the prices realised as they are on the website.

I made an offer of £75 without the update, which he can buy seperately if he wants to.