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Sylvester

Has't this been cleaned?

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Sorry about the oldy worldy English in the title Oli.

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Or should i say curated, (i actually quite like it, cos the details are clearly visable, unlike the one i've got which was a hoard find and is very grubby).

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It's so bright it could almost be a re-strike! Very pleasing to the eye although its collector value is somewhat limited :rolleyes:

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That's what i thought, it's a nice strike, pretty on centre, eye appealing, lots of detail, high grade (VF+) but cleaned :(

So i don't think it's worth the £76 asking price.

Actually looking in the book, it's class 5C, ABEL ON LVND,

In VF it's worth £180

So at £76 it's definately whizzed, and perhaps maybe just worth the money.

Whaduya think?

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Considering the fact that there is no doubt that it has been cleaned, I would say that you paid a nice price for it.

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i haven't actually bought it, i just saw it in passing.

I may buy it one day, if it's still there, but i'm not really that fussed at the minute. I'm currently waiting for more stuff coming my way shortly.

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Yep, that's definITEly been cleaned, but I would say it's worth it for £76

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It looks quite nice, i would pay around £50 - £70 though.

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I'm not into hammered but I definately would not pay any more than £80 for it because the cleaning is so obvious.

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I'm not into hammered but I definately would not pay any more than £80 for it because the cleaning is so obvious.

yes, that is the same with me :) , but it looks nice(ish) :)

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Thanks guys, i'll bear it in mind. Hopefully it won't be going anywhere any time soon.

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Considering the fact that there is no doubt that it has been cleaned, I would say that you paid a nice price for it.

I don't think Sylvester's buying it for collector value though, more as eye candy

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Correct again Oli, it's got nice eye appeal (not often i say that about a cleaned coin).

Get it in a proper protective coin envelope and that would make a nice pocket piece.

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