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An 1895 Shilling, Large rose on the REV is R3 Rated by Raynor, can anyone explain why? I thought this would be a common coin, yet a 1708E* Shilling is only rated R2 :blink:

After reading again, it's the 1896 Small Rose type.........Stand easy men.....:ph34r:

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no idea tbh, not many people know about the differant rose sizes

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1895 i think the Rose size changed, so an 1896 to have a small rose instead of the larger type would have to be the wrong die used?

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An 1895 Shilling, Large rose on the REV is R3 Rated by Raynor, can anyone explain why? I thought this would be a common coin, yet a 1708E* Shilling is only rated R2 :blink:

After reading again, it's the 1896 Small Rose type.........Stand easy men.....:ph34r:

This isn't listed in my Rayner at all - in fact the only variety listed for that series is the 1893 small legend which is rated R. In fact, awesome though the Cope and Rayner work is, they don't do much in modern varieties at all.

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they are listed in a book we all know of though :P

small rose is listed as more valuable for both years

the differance is minute though. from i gather is the large rose nearly touches the shields

967767.jpg

i believe this is a small shield, the gap is larger but not by much

http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/pics/ones2.html

differance is in here

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they are listed in a book we all know of though :P

small rose is listed as more valuable for both years

the differance is minute though. from i gather is the large rose nearly touches the shields

967767.jpg

i believe this is a small shield, the gap is larger but not by much

http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/pics/ones2.html

differance is in here

Do you mean ESC? Yes, they are but Dave talked about Rayner unless that was a typo.

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Twas a typo, i did mean the ESC rayner

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Twas a typo, i did mean the ESC rayner

Which edition do you have, |Dave? It's not in my 1974 edition.

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Twas a typo, i did mean the ESC rayner

Which edition do you have, |Dave? It's not in my 1974 edition.

I'll report back tomorrow Peck, but its definately later than 74

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hi peck.......its in my copy of the book which is a 1992 5th edition.

ski

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Looks like an upgrade is on the cards Peck?

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hi peck.......its in my copy of the book which is a 1992 5th edition.

ski

Wow, hadn't realised there was near 20 years between the 4th and 5th editions.

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yes and the fifth edition is now 20 years old ( out of date)

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yes and the fifth edition is now 20 years old ( out of date)

And the last given Rayner is no more.

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yes and the fifth edition is now 20 years old ( out of date)

And the last given Rayner is no more.

Are we talking book here, or perambulating sack of squidgy organs?

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Are we talking book here, or perambulating sack of squidgy organs?

yuk......please please lets talk about the book :blink:

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Robs book is awaited :)

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