1871 sixpence no die number

[chris 0]

gooday everyone

went out yesterday detecting and found a silver sixpence dated 1871 with no die number.

now i am a collector of this denomination all the way back to the early milled coins and i am having issues finding another 1871 with no die number for sale

does anyone have one? if so how much would one be worth

thanks

[Peter 615]

Hi Chris

About £10 to £12 in Fine condition (that is to buy from a dealer).

if its been in the ground for over a 100 years much less.

Hammered or gold seem to be the nicer detecting finds.

[chris 0]

Hi Chris

About £10 to £12 in Fine condition (that is to buy from a dealer).

if its been in the ground for over a 100 years much less.

Hammered or gold seem to be the nicer detecting finds.

im happy finding the silver ones, more sometimes im happy finding anything. though would be over the moon on a nice hammy gold, though theyre like rockin horse poo

thanks peter

[RLC35 288]

gooday everyone

went out yesterday detecting and found a silver sixpence dated 1871 with no die number.

now i am a collector of this denomination all the way back to the early milled coins and i am having issues finding another 1871 with no die number for sale

does anyone have one? if so how much would one be worth

thanks

Chris, I have one for sale on eBay right now. It is item # 270575489297. Whatever it brings... will give you an idea of value.

[Peckris 579]

gooday everyone

went out yesterday detecting and found a silver sixpence dated 1871 with no die number.

now i am a collector of this denomination all the way back to the early milled coins and i am having issues finding another 1871 with no die number for sale

does anyone have one? if so how much would one be worth

thanks

Chris, I have one for sale on eBay right now. It is item # 270575489297. Whatever it brings... will give you an idea of value.

Item number on its own not much good - can you make it a link?

[Colin G. 147]

You can copy and paste the number into the search bar on Ebay and it will bring the item up.

[Peckris 579]

You can copy and paste the number into the search bar on Ebay and it will bring the item up.

Except that then I have to :

1) open a new tab in my browser

2) find my eBay bookmark

3) login to eBay

4) copy and paste the item number into Search

When people make a link, all I have to do is click it, and I'm there.