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declan03
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Here's the other one i purchased from this seller. A few light scratches but still at least EF condition in my humble opinion. Ok for £50.
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Personally i would not attempt to clean it. I bought another one for £50, again in great condition.
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Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no prev
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I would grade your crown as NVF. Value around £40.
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Hi again guys. Sorry, but being new to your forum, i totally lost the thread for putting posts on. Hence duplicating what i said. Anyway back to the 1841.....yes the greed got the better of me and i bought another for the BIN price of £50. The coins are not identical and could be what you call bag marks or something. Anyway i,ve requested politely for a nice one. Thank you all for your help on this. Appreciated and regards.
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AN INHERITANCE & MY NEW & RAPIDLY GROWING COLLECTION...HEEEEELP!!
declan03 replied to ThePrepper's topic in Beginners area
Hi Prep. A nice collection of coins you,ve inherited there. Certainly not scrap with the 1905 worth about £300 at least in that condition.Best way to clean grubby pre 20s coins is to get a piece of tin foil. Lick the shiny side, put the coin on it, wrap it air proof tight, hold it inside your hand for 3 or 4 minutes, then take it out and wash it with a sponge and warm soapy water. Hey presto like new and no abrasives involved! ! -
Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no prev
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Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no prev
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Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no previous sales in coins.
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Now if it was say, a roll of these 1841 halfpennies he has, would they not all be in mint condition? The coin i bought plus the other one he has listed (twice) both have faults in them and at best, in my opinion, could be described as almost uncirculated.
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Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no prev
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Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no prev
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Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no prev
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So is it worth purchasing his other two 1841s for investment?
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Fill your boots with them Rob!! He has another 11
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Hi Rob. Its a different stock photograph than the one he used last week.
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1949 threepence....now that i,ve done a double take of 10 of.....well who is going to have over 15 x 1841 halfpennies! ! I think i may ask for a refund.
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Yes thats the seller Michael. Have i anything to be suspicious of? Reverse of the coin pictured here.
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Hi. Can anyone inform me as to what weight loss due to wear on a halfcrown there would be in fine condition. Thanks in advance.
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Well i hope its not copied. It certainly looks the part but weighs 13.95 grams. Just wondering if that would be an acceptable of weight loss due to wear.
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Thanks for your reply. An uncirculated coin would weigh 14.1 grams. Coins will surely weight less due to wear. I was looking for a rough estimate what a halfcrown in fine condition would weigh.
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Olympic aquatics: Advice wanted on verifying a coin please.
declan03 replied to NK77's topic in Beginners area
Hi. Here is a picture of a real one. Hope it helps. -
Hi again. Can anyone give me any information on this old worn George III 1762 coin? Weight and dimensions roughly as a threepence, probably silver? The nearest i could get was a quarter guinea. Was this possibly be a fake coin from back then? Any help appreciated.
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Olympic aquatics: Advice wanted on verifying a coin please.
declan03 replied to NK77's topic in Beginners area
Here is a picture of a real one if it helos at all.