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As the title says really, :D and yes I know its a pile of **** but i couldnt resist won it for 99p plus 85p&p. :D

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not a good pic but looks promising. Good luck. Post a better pic when it arrives.

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i had a look at that one myself.

thought no due to the angle of the centre point.

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As the title says really, :D and yes I know its a pile of **** but i couldnt resist won it for 99p plus 85p&p. :D

Don't know ~ could be, but need a better pic.

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As the title says really, :D and yes I know its a pile of **** but i couldnt resist won it for 99p plus 85p&p. :D

Don't know ~ could be, but need a better pic.

Agreed

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As the title says really, :D and yes I know its a pile of **** but i couldnt resist won it for 99p plus 85p&p. :D

Don't know ~ could be, but need a better pic.

Agreed

I'm going for not an open 3, but could be wrong.

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Put me down for "Not" an open three, but I hope I am wrong!LOL!

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No. Here's a genuine one in roughly the same condition;

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No. Here's a genuine one in roughly the same condition;

Agree, here's mine again

1903Ba.jpg

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No. Here's a genuine one in roughly the same condition;

Agree, here's mine again

That's better than average, David. Here's my rather poor example:

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No. Here's a genuine one in roughly the same condition;

Agree, here's mine again

1903Ba.jpg

David, That is the best example I've ever seen! Mine is not nearly as good.

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Worth a 99p punt :)

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Order Order!!!!

Lock the doors no more votes

The jury is back and its.......No

Keep looking

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Order Order!!!!

Lock the doors no more votes

The jury is back and its.......No

Keep looking

Shame :(

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Shame :(

Never mind, if it had been, we would all have been expecting a beer.

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Agree, here's mine again

1903Ba.jpg

Best one I've seen, David.

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Order Order!!!!

Lock the doors no more votes

The jury is back and its.......No

Keep looking

Never mind, and as you say, keep looking. You just never know when your luck will be in B)

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In a similar vein to the original thread, have i just bought an 1897 O'NE penny ??

7 bidders so I guess I wasn't the only one to suspect it was - need to wait for the postman :)

David

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dunno, looks like a high tide possibly though

It is, high tide Freemans 148 or Gouby BP1897C

I like the description "EXC GRADE COIN LUSTRE VINTAGE" :)

What looks like a dot is going to turn out to be a fleck of dust but a high tide 1897 for £11 is also a result.

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dunno, looks like a high tide possibly though

It is, high tide Freemans 148 or Gouby BP1897C

I like the description "EXC GRADE COIN LUSTRE VINTAGE" :)

What looks like a dot is going to turn out to be a fleck of dust but a high tide 1897 for £11 is also a result.

you are right! just shows we see what we want to see - I had a squint at it because it had attracted a couple of bids - convinced myself it was a O'NE which I haven't got an example of - never looked at the shield or sea level

back on Ebay correctly described then, not as good as one I already have

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dunno, looks like a high tide possibly though

It is, high tide Freemans 148 or Gouby BP1897C

I like the description "EXC GRADE COIN LUSTRE VINTAGE" :)

What looks like a dot is going to turn out to be a fleck of dust but a high tide 1897 for £11 is also a result.

you are right! just shows we see what we want to see - I had a squint at it because it had attracted a couple of bids - convinced myself it was a O'NE which I haven't got an example of - never looked at the shield or sea level

back on Ebay correctly described then, not as good as one I already have

Horrid bog standard 1897 penny arrived today, definitely not the coin illustrated :( I hate ebay some days

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But if you got something that was other than the advertised picture, is there not some sort of complaints/refunding procedure to be gone through...?

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But if you got something that was other than the advertised picture, is there not some sort of complaints/refunding procedure to be gone through...?

Indeed there is, but you still won't be getting the coin you wanted.

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