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mrbadexample

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  1. Mine looks to be the same obverse as yours Richard.
  2. Well spotted, I hadn't noticed.
  3. Here's mine. I was fortunate enough to find this within about half an hour of learning of the variety (Penny Crown Coins, thanks Derek. )
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    DNW Auction Catalogue 29 Jan 2020, Lessen Part 3

    I have one I don't need.
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    1908 F164

    I was paying attention. The one here.
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    1908 F164

    The one on Richard's site is better. Whose is that one?
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    1908 F164

    Not for me Mike, the penny lots at DNW soar way beyond both estimate and budget. And If I was, I'd not be telling everyone.
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    1908 F164

    There's a nice F164 lurking in lot 646 at the forthcoming DNW sale.
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    Stuff to Make Us Laugh

    In Erdington, I am never sure whether to straddle the middle of the two lanes or veer from one to the other.
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    More Pennies

    Regardless of what it's called, it's way better than the one they went for.
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    Halfpenny ID check

    Same again, 11+J?
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    Halfpenny ID check

    No Freeman number but I think 11+J?
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    Halfpenny ID check

    Marvellous. The seller's pictures were somewhat out of focus so the condition's better than I hoped for. If that was a penny of similar rarity (e.g. F14) it'd be popular.
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    Halfpenny ID check

    Ok, time to see if the homework is paying off. I'd very much like this to be F328 please:
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    Halfpenny ID check

    I have great difficulty distinguishing between obverses 4, 6 & 7, so that's reassuring, thanks.
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    Halfpenny ID check

    F282? Not 100% on the obverse.
  17. I've got a 1928 but lower grade than the posted coin:
  18. 1. Agreed, a year in circulation isn't long, but it's different to a year in the pocket where it's not being slid across counters and in and out of cash registers etc, so I think the impact is much less. 2. I actively handled it whenever I could - it was polished and a year barely took the shine off. I still think to get something down to VF would involve decades and habitual weekly polishing.
  19. But your 1927 is a proof. No alarm bells ringing here (which doesn't mean much).
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    Halfpenny ID check

    Cheers. I saw that Obverse 12 is only paired with Reverse L so I was actually checking the reverse to make sure I was getting the right obverse for my picture. It wasn't L as far as I could see, so something had to be wrong...
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