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Going back through my penny collection I came across this one identified as 1* and B - therefore F8B. I can't remember how or when I came to that conclusion as I am not usually too attentive to varieties, and it may have been discussed on this forum before. Is that correct?

If it is, I would have thought it would be imaged on rarestpennies, but I can't see it there. If it is wanted there, please feel free to add it.

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Yes, F763 (strictly, Gouby A+b or Freeman 1**+B) for me as well, but still a jolly nice one!

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20 minutes ago, Martinminerva said:

Yes, F763 (strictly, Gouby A+b or Freeman 1**+B) for me as well, but still a jolly nice one!

Absolutely (I omitted the ** by mistake). Gouby A where R & E of REG touch  at base.

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Thanks for that! I will amend my notes accordingly.

If you want it on Rarest pennies, feel free.

 

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On 11/26/2023 at 12:00 PM, Paddy said:

If you want it on Rarest pennies, feel free.

Because F763 is scarce rather than rare, I've just included one example of both A+b and A1+b rather than every example I've seen.

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Where's the Freeman 8B numbering from?

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I have it in the 2016 paperback edition of Freeman, published by the great ROTOGRAPHIC - page 29, 1* and B.

Unfortunately mine is 1** and B, which makes it F763 - deep in the appendices.

 

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