One penny 1897 variaty

[HAXall 0]

Can You help me to grade this one,please? just have bought this penny and i am wondering about what it's really worth.

[Gary 7]

I would grade that one as Nearly Very Fine (NVF). As to the value for that variety, there are one or two on ebay at the moment so keep an eye on them to see what people are willing to pay. The book price would be in the range of £150 to £190. hope that helps.

Edited April 25, 2012 by Gary

[Accumulator 52]

I would grade that one as Nearly Very Fine (NVF). As to the value for that variety, there are one or two on ebay at the moment so keep an eye on them to see what people are willing to pay. The book price would be in the range of £150 to £190. hope that helps.

That's quite a nice example of the O'NE variety. I would agree with Gary, in the £150-£200 range.

[HAXall 0]

Thank You very much for help! i have another one for you.Can you tell me why poor Geo VI has this "sceleton" look?

[Rob 3,152]

Thank You very much for help! i have another one for you.Can you tell me why poor Geo VI has this "sceleton" look?

Laminating flan

[Peckris 579]

Can You help me to grade this one,please? just have bought this penny and i am wondering about what it's really worth.

Little better than Fine to be honest, but as it's the rare 'dot' variety, that doesn't matter too much. It is well worth collecting a rarity like that, in that grade.