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  1. Conor44
    Hi all, Purchased this coin a few months back and im just getting round to posting pics on here- its a beauty but it was sold to me as being in EF condition, and when i got it in the mail i immediately noticed a particular point of wear on the rim, also it is 0.20g underweight. What do you think- Yay or nay? Also there is this point on the coin that looks ,only in my view,as if it were silver plated and at this point the plate is damaged revealing the matrial underneath- I am 99% sure this is NOT the case, its just that that's the best way i can find to describe it. Here it is again: Heres the area of most wear on the rim:
  2. Jgesquire
    Hi folks, So I recently acquired this coin/medal found by a friend while out metal detecting. He's done little research on it so I just wanted to run it past some folks that probably have far more knowledge on me regarding coins. I've listed a couple of images below so if anyone could give me some thoughts on them? Thanks.
  3. Robert

    George IV 'Memorial token'

    Robert posted a topic in Beginners area

    I have come across this 'token' and wondered if anyone knows what it is, or how/if it was used for anything? Robert
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