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The holy grail in a £1 box

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freeman 530 found today in a £1 junk box at a local collectors fair.

Adds to the other 15 or 20 or so known examples .

Just shows it can be done :D

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Nice one I thought those days had gone :)

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freeman 530 found today in a £1 junk box at a local collectors fair.

Adds to the other 15 or 20 or so known examples .

Just shows it can be done :D

Spooky, my book fell open on that page, maybe it should've been mine? R17 where's the pictures?

Oh, and huge congrats, by the way! :)

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Oh lazy me: don't have mine available - 530? Not the 1922 bit?

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Oh lazy me: don't have mine available - 530? Not the 1922 bit?

3+C '75 Farthing (H below)

and WHAT'S wrong with the ER '22 thrupence? ;)

Edited by Coinery

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Oh lazy me: don't have mine available - 530? Not the 1922 bit?

3+C '75 Farthing (H below)

and WHAT'S wrong with the ER '22 thrupence? ;)

Great find, lets have a look!! :)

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Oh lazy me: don't have mine available - 530? Not the 1922 bit?

3+C '75 Farthing (H below)

and WHAT'S wrong with the ER '22 thrupence? ;)

Explain?

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Oh lazy me: don't have mine available - 530? Not the 1922 bit?

3+C '75 Farthing (H below)

and WHAT'S wrong with the ER '22 thrupence? ;)

Explain?

VC - Oh lazy me: don't have mine available - 530? Not the 1922 bit? (someone had their tongue-in-cheek mode on!) :D

Edited by Coinery

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I heard that the 1877 Narrow Date that London Coins sold a few months back was found in junk box by a well known dealer....dont know if thats a true story?

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I heard that the 1877 Narrow Date that London Coins sold a few months back was found in junk box by a well known dealer....dont know if thats a true story?

Well if it is, someone got very careless :ph34r:

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i found all sorts in the cheap boxes.

1926 ME penny

1860 penny Satin 19

1958 france 50 francs

1728 sixpence (plumes) in fair - that was 25p

found the 1879 narrow on ebay, with a normal, even listed as 2 differant which was funny. no one bid either apart from me.

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I found two complete date runs of pennies from 1860 to 1961 ..including 69's and 5/3's, 26 Me's ...50's and 51's

My mate lived opposite a bus terminus and for a couple of years we would 'buy' all the bagged up pennies off the conductors who were glad to get rid of them and I had a Saturday job working in a petrol station and used to look through all the coins and incredibly for now, our local vicar used to let me go through the collection plate...which included silver back to the 1820's...we'd sell a lot of it too and eventually we got a stall on the Saturday market...which was a also great way for two teenage lads to pick up girls.....

A different time...

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I found two complete date runs of pennies from 1860 to 1961 ..including 69's and 5/3's, 26 Me's ...50's and 51's

My mate lived opposite a bus terminus and for a couple of years we would 'buy' all the bagged up pennies off the conductors who were glad to get rid of them and I had a Saturday job working in a petrol station and used to look through all the coins and incredibly for now, our local vicar used to let me go through the collection plate...which included silver back to the 1820's...we'd sell a lot of it too and eventually we got a stall on the Saturday market...which was a also great way for two teenage lads to pick up girls.....

A different time...

Why were they selling them on the next stall.

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Yup....BOGOF

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