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It's a close call, but could this be overgraded by any chance? Even allowing for eBay.

A typo I think. He meant to write junc (He can't spell either!) :lol:

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Hahahaha, i love his description of value:

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Hahahaha, i love his description of value:

She's a seller after your own heart Dave - "I have to of these" :D

I sent her a message saying it's what "we in the trade call a washer" and that even her starting price of 99p overvalues it :lol:

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Hahahaha, i love his description of value:

She's a seller after your own heart Dave - "I have to of these" :D

Lol, i emailed and asked if she'd give ME a quid two Take it off her hands :-D

I sent her a message saying it's what "we in the trade call a washer" and that even her starting price of 99p overvalues it :lol:

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Hahahaha, i love his description of value:

She's a seller after your own heart Dave - "I have to of these" :D

I sent her a message saying it's what "we in the trade call a washer" and that even her starting price of 99p overvalues it :lol:

Lol, i emailed and asked if she'd give ME a quid two Take it off her hands :-D

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I guess with this provenance one has to presume fake until proven innocent!

It may just be the angle of the photograph but, if you look at the reverse beads at 2 O'Clock and 12 O'clock, there appears to be quite a significant variation in gap between them and the rim? The photo looks straight-on enough that I wouldn't expect it to be quite so much of an illusion? Who knows?

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I guess with this provenance one has to presume fake until proven innocent!

It may just be the angle of the photograph but, if you look at the reverse beads at 2 O'Clock and 12 O'clock, there appears to be quite a significant variation in gap between them and the rim? The photo looks straight-on enough that I wouldn't expect it to be quite so much of an illusion? Who knows?

And you can have a chioce of dates

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I guess with this provenance one has to presume fake until proven innocent!

It may just be the angle of the photograph but, if you look at the reverse beads at 2 O'Clock and 12 O'clock, there appears to be quite a significant variation in gap between them and the rim? The photo looks straight-on enough that I wouldn't expect it to be quite so much of an illusion? Who knows?

And you can have a chioce of dates

I do love a date chocice :D

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My favourite dates are "Eat Me" ;)

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Seems someone is trying to solve the Greek debt crisis - shipping is free!

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Anyone else think this looks like a (rather poor, probably pewter-like white metal) cast?

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No shadow of a doubt in my mind!

And doing very nicely at £45 so far with 12hrs to go!

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I'm going to salt one away for a rainy day! ;)

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I think he's probably in a straight jacket by now, numpty

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It would be quite fun to 'buy' it on ebay and then fail to pay, leaving the seller with a bill of 10% i.e. £152,100 for the ebay fees. Now that would be adding to the Greek debt crisis!! Joking aside (am I?), it looks to me as if this is either a counterfeit (the Jubilee head looks a bit rough) or this is a marriage of a hollowed out Jubilee head coin with an inserted George V 1918 reverse - looks like the India mintmark to me. Can I see a rather sharp looking line around the inner rim on the reverse?

Taking a second look at the close up, there seems to be some white metal showing through in places, which possibly means its a fake, maybe like the ones I found a few years ago, which I reckon were made from depleted Uranium to give the correct weight.

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I nearly asked them if they'd like to post the images on here for a second opinion! 1577/6 :lol:

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It would be quite fun to 'buy' it on ebay and then fail to pay, leaving the seller with a bill of 10% i.e. £152,100 for the ebay fees. Now that would be adding to the Greek debt crisis!! Joking aside (am I?), it looks to me as if this is either a counterfeit (the Jubilee head looks a bit rough) or this is a marriage of a hollowed out Jubilee head coin with an inserted George V 1918 reverse - looks like the India mintmark to me. Can I see a rather sharp looking line around the inner rim on the reverse?

Taking a second look at the close up, there seems to be some white metal showing through in places, which possibly means its a fake, maybe like the ones I found a few years ago, which I reckon were made from depleted Uranium to give the correct weight.

The 10% only applies to the 1st 750, so it would only cost $75 £75

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It would be quite fun to 'buy' it on ebay and then fail to pay, leaving the seller with a bill of 10% i.e. £152,100 for the ebay fees. Now that would be adding to the Greek debt crisis!! Joking aside (am I?), it looks to me as if this is either a counterfeit (the Jubilee head looks a bit rough) or this is a marriage of a hollowed out Jubilee head coin with an inserted George V 1918 reverse - looks like the India mintmark to me. Can I see a rather sharp looking line around the inner rim on the reverse?

Taking a second look at the close up, there seems to be some white metal showing through in places, which possibly means its a fake, maybe like the ones I found a few years ago, which I reckon were made from depleted Uranium to give the correct weight.

The 10% only applies to the 1st 750, so it would only cost $75 £75

Azda,

Is that right? Drat and double drat.

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How about this one for eye appeal? Reasonable grade though (I think?).

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280985751106&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:1123

Didn't Ray Stevens sing about that in 1975? There's only one thing to say about that coin - "Don't look, Ethel!"

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How about this one for eye appeal? Reasonable grade though (I think?).

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280985751106&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:1123

Didn't Ray Stevens sing about that in 1975? There's only one thing to say about that coin - "Don't look, Ethel!"

"But 'Twas too late, she'd already been mooned!" :blink:

"Flashed her right there in front of the shock absorbers" :o

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