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A penny for your thoughts on this coin...

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A penny for your thoughts on this coin...

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and then circulated in the workers pocket for 147 years...there are some thick people out there.....ocean finance anyone or the wonga people who charge 2500+

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A load of 1925 2/6's were sold in Aussie recently....they are not rare....a 1835 2/6 or even a 1915 farthing a 1894 halfpenny.....don't tell spink

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A lot of excellent buns being auctioned by the seller "alfnail" at the moment. Don't know if anybody else has noticed these.

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A lot of excellent buns being auctioned by the seller "alfnail" at the moment. Don't know if anybody else has noticed these.

I've bought from him in the past, he often has good bronze for sale.

Meanwhile this 1875 non-H narrow date (F80) penny has appeared on eBay, very nice coin yes, but a starting price of £380??? :huh:

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A lot of excellent buns being auctioned by the seller "alfnail" at the moment. Don't know if anybody else has noticed these.

I've bought from him in the past, he often has good bronze for sale.

Meanwhile this 1875 non-H narrow date (F80) penny has appeared on eBay, very nice coin yes, but a starting price of £380??? :huh:

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Fantastic coin, but as you say Beebman, the starting bid is perhaps too highly pitched. He's probably hoping to pique someone's interest sufficient to make the only bid at that level.

Mind, you don't often see pennies before about 1880 in that good a state. Pretty much full lustre. Very desirable specimen.

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A lot of excellent buns being auctioned by the seller "alfnail" at the moment. Don't know if anybody else has noticed these.

I've bought from him in the past, he often has good bronze for sale.

Meanwhile this 1875 non-H narrow date (F80) penny has appeared on eBay, very nice coin yes, but a starting price of £380??? :huh:

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Fantastic coin, but as you say Beebman, the starting bid is perhaps too highly pitched. He's probably hoping to pique someone's interest sufficient to make the only bid at that level.

Mind, you don't often see pennies before about 1880 in that good a state. Pretty much full lustre. Very desirable specimen.

I would'nt have said FULL LUSTRE as the legends have better lustre as the land and bust, so for me it would be about 30-40% lustrious, quite a high start price though, maybe pricing himself out of a sale at that

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A lot of excellent buns being auctioned by the seller "alfnail" at the moment. Don't know if anybody else has noticed these.

Yes saw a few of those myself 1949, not in the market right now though, time to make a few pennies now and save for one or 2 rarer dates.

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A lot of excellent buns being auctioned by the seller "alfnail" at the moment. Don't know if anybody else has noticed these.

I've bought from him in the past, he often has good bronze for sale.

Meanwhile this 1875 non-H narrow date (F80) penny has appeared on eBay, very nice coin yes, but a starting price of £380??? :huh:

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Fantastic coin, but as you say Beebman, the starting bid is perhaps too highly pitched. He's probably hoping to pique someone's interest sufficient to make the only bid at that level.

Mind, you don't often see pennies before about 1880 in that good a state. Pretty much full lustre. Very desirable specimen.

The same seller now has an EF 1865/3 for the eye-watering start price of £840:

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A lot of excellent buns being auctioned by the seller "alfnail" at the moment. Don't know if anybody else has noticed these.

Thanks for the heads up... but reading this forum is getting expensive!

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P.S. Even selling my much discussed 1925 halfcrown would hardly make a contribution to my outgoings tonight! :P

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Yes saw a few of those myself 1949, not in the market right now though, time to make a few pennies now and save for one or 2 rarer dates.

There are at least two I would really like to get my hands on.

P.S. Even selling my much discussed 1925 halfcrown would hardly make a contribution to my outgoings tonight! :P

Absolutely. There's suddenly a lot of good stock available, and it's difficult to know how many to go for, whilst still keeping within budget.

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That is a decent specimen there....still scary to put out that kind of money for an ebay purchase though.

Best to whomever purchases it though.

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Not sure where you saw shoes and coats? A quick search shows this seller has sold other high end crowns, including an EF wreath.

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Not sure where you saw shoes and coats? A quick search shows this seller has sold other high end crowns, including an EF wreath.

Just did a seach other items which brought up general household goods and the 1934 crown that was the only coin.

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is this what i think it is? 1897 high tide? looking at the sea line and the hemlines

I think it is, high sea is difficult to see - best look at shield base touching border beads and P of penny pointing to a gap

Here's mine (the only one I've ever seen) pulled from circulation years ago.

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A very scarce die! gor for it!

:)

David

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yup, i won that thing, did so much checking about first though. with the tides, thasnks for the other identifiers, i am confident now it is as the wheel is close to teeth and the P pointing is differant to my other similar grade viccies.

bit of a risk, looked like someone else had a go as well, not that much money so worth a slight gamble

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yup, i won that thing, did so much checking about first though. with the tides, thasnks for the other identifiers, i am confident now it is as the wheel is close to teeth and the P pointing is differant to my other similar grade viccies.

bit of a risk, looked like someone else had a go as well, not that much money so worth a slight gamble

Nice capture, Scott. Those 1897 HT's are hard to come by in any condition.

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Just doesn't look right

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