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    Proof Sixpence

    crow1 replied to crow1's topic in Beginners area

    I am no David Bailey that's a fact !
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    Proof Sixpence

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    Thanks Nick, very informative. Reverse pic attached
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    That sounds great, planning a visit as soon as possible. Thanks for the information.
  4. crow1
    Amazing pictures, must visit to see them. Thank you for sharing !
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    Can you anyone confirm the the die numbers on this 1861 Half Penny Many Thanks in advance Steven
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    Thanks ColinCoin will be with you tomorrow Regards Steven The cheque will bounce!
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    Thanks for replyThe mouth does curl downward ? It's tough to differentiate ob 5'6'7 obverse 7 has curls or clump of hair at the back of the neck... visible even on worn specimens... obverse 5 has a scalloped pointed middle top leaf... also visible on worn specimens many thanks, i have a lot too learn i see. There was me thinking it was all about number of berries and leaves, position of head !
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    Thanks for replyThe mouth does curl downward ? It's tough to differentiate ob 5'6'7 obverse 7 has curls or clump of hair at the back of the neck... visible even on worn specimens... obverse 5 has a scalloped pointed middle top leaf... also visible on worn specimens
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    Thanks for replyThe mouth does curl downward ? It's tough to differentiate ob 5'6'7
  10. crow1
    Thanks ColinCoin will be with you tomorrow Regards Steven
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    Many thanks I have some interesting coins to gain opinions on Regards Steven
  12. crow1
    Can anyone help with the overdate/errors on this 1858 penny date overstruck B over r in Britt And over strike of D of Dei Many thanks steven
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    Many thanks, i thought Reverse G, i am not sure if its Obverse 5 or 6. I will have a closer look Best regards Steven
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    Thanks again Rob. Can you confirm which Obverse / reverse combination on this coin ?
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    Thank you for the information Rob
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