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davidrj

1860 Penny F10

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It's not often I get excited by a penny with a hole in, but what do folk here make of this one ??? :-

1860tripleFdotinpenny.jpg

Obverse is similar to Gouby 1860 Jd - F in FD triple struck, but differing in that the last T of BRITT has lost it's horizontal bar

Reverse has a raised dot in between E and N in PENNY which looks identical to Gouby's 1860 Le (Freeman 13)

A definite Friday afternoon job

£12.84 plus £2pp

:)

David

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It's not often I get excited by a penny with a hole in, but what do folk here make of this one ??? :-

1860tripleFdotinpenny.jpg

Obverse is similar to Gouby 1860 Jd - F in FD triple struck, but differing in that the last T of BRITT has lost it's horizontal bar

Reverse has a raised dot in between E and N in PENNY which looks identical to Gouby's 1860 Le (Freeman 13)

A definite Friday afternoon job

£12.84 plus £2pp

:)

David

Thats one heavily repaired obv die! Seems that there are other letters that need looking at closely, E of PENNY and maybe other double struck or recut letters. Nice find David, pity about the hole :(

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Thats one heavily repaired obv die! Seems that there are other letters that need looking at closely, E of PENNY and maybe other double struck or recut letters. Nice find David, pity about the hole :(

Agree about the E, not 100% sure about the dot, may be crud but it looks identical to the Bamford one illustrated in Gouby

Maybe a soak in olive oil is called for

If the hole wasn't there, possibly the errors would have been spotted and the coin out of my price range :)

And then those of us who collect varieties can't be too picky on grade

The triple F shouted even in the seller's poor picture, but the Rev was a bonus I only noticed when I scanned it

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The Triple F was obvious.... I was going to place a low bid on it, but it slipped my mind as I had some other pressing obligations to take care of.....

I did not notice the other oddities....

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Thats one heavily repaired obv die! Seems that there are other letters that need looking at closely, E of PENNY and maybe other double struck or recut letters.

Even more of a disaster of a die pair than I first thought, here's the E of ONE

1860dodgye.jpg

This one definitely not in Gouby

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