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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

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Not at that price. It is worn quite a bit on both sides. I would have thought something in the £25-35 ballpark. On the plus side, it is remarkably free of edge knocks which makes it more desirable, so perhaps you could up it marginally.

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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

Thanks :)

Not without a link, thank you.

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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

Thanks :)

Not without a link, thank you.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-QUALITY-GEORGE-III-CARTWHEEL-1797-TWOPENCE-2d-HUGE-2-oz-COIN-/290892253787?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=Amvy0IS812cJT3KC5UUZcvu%252Bz68%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

Thanks :)

Not without a link, thank you.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-QUALITY-GEORGE-III-CARTWHEEL-1797-TWOPENCE-2d-HUGE-2-oz-COIN-/290892253787?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=Amvy0IS812cJT3KC5UUZcvu%252Bz68%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

It is difficult - I've never actually managed to work it out - to put a link up when operating from an iPhone, it is the bane of my own life. Gratefully, I'm on the laptop for now! ;)

As Rob has mentioned, it has a superb edge, and every collector must have one! Welcome aboard, have a good read around the previous posts, there's plenty to learn, and maybe post some pictures up of your new coin when it arrives! :)

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Hi whats up with the number 9, die blockage maybe?

Pretty common on these coins to find blocked dies. There was always so much stray copper around, it's a miracle the problem was never worse, really!

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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

Thanks :)

Not without a link, thank you.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-QUALITY-GEORGE-III-CARTWHEEL-1797-TWOPENCE-2d-HUGE-2-oz-COIN-/290892253787?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=Amvy0IS812cJT3KC5UUZcvu%252Bz68%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

Was it you who won it? It's a nice mid-grade example - some wear, not too much, good rim. Worth the price it went for, I'd say. Only blemish is that 9 but that's not really bad.

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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

Thanks :)

Not without a link, thank you.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-QUALITY-GEORGE-III-CARTWHEEL-1797-TWOPENCE-2d-HUGE-2-oz-COIN-/290892253787?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=Amvy0IS812cJT3KC5UUZcvu%252Bz68%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

Was it you who won it? It's a nice mid-grade example - some wear, not too much, good rim. Worth the price it went for, I'd say. Only blemish is that 9 but that's not really bad.

Yes I won it! Cheers :) I've always wanted a nice example, one of my favorite coins!

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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

Thanks :)

Not without a link, thank you.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-QUALITY-GEORGE-III-CARTWHEEL-1797-TWOPENCE-2d-HUGE-2-oz-COIN-/290892253787?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=Amvy0IS812cJT3KC5UUZcvu%252Bz68%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

Was it you who won it? It's a nice mid-grade example - some wear, not too much, good rim. Worth the price it went for, I'd say. Only blemish is that 9 but that's not really bad.

Yes I won it! Cheers :) I've always wanted a nice example, one of my favorite coins!

Mine too :)

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(It's not that blotchy in-hand, but you know how scans are. And it's been enlarged double size in Photoshop which doesn't do it any favours either.)

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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

Thanks :)

Not without a link, thank you.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-QUALITY-GEORGE-III-CARTWHEEL-1797-TWOPENCE-2d-HUGE-2-oz-COIN-/290892253787?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=Amvy0IS812cJT3KC5UUZcvu%252Bz68%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

Was it you who won it? It's a nice mid-grade example - some wear, not too much, good rim. Worth the price it went for, I'd say. Only blemish is that 9 but that's not really bad.

Yes I won it! Cheers :) I've always wanted a nice example, one of my favorite coins!

Mine too :)

post-4737-034759800 1366059983_thumb.jpg

(It's not that blotchy in-hand, but you know how scans are. And it's been enlarged double size in Photoshop which doesn't do it any favours either.)

They are great coins, though I like the penny even better! Ironically, in view of the CGS debate, the nicest one I've ever had I got slabbed, and then felt somehow detached from it, so ultimately let it go!

I don't currently have a nice example myself, more is the shame!

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I personally love the 1797 twopence, and I think I got a lovely example on eBay. I'd like your opinions.

eBay item number: 290892253787

Won't let me post a pic on my iPhone

Thanks :)

Not without a link, thank you.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-QUALITY-GEORGE-III-CARTWHEEL-1797-TWOPENCE-2d-HUGE-2-oz-COIN-/290892253787?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=Amvy0IS812cJT3KC5UUZcvu%252Bz68%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

Was it you who won it? It's a nice mid-grade example - some wear, not too much, good rim. Worth the price it went for, I'd say. Only blemish is that 9 but that's not really bad.

Yes I won it! Cheers :) I've always wanted a nice example, one of my favorite coins!

Mine too :)

post-4737-034759800 1366059983_thumb.jpg

(It's not that blotchy in-hand, but you know how scans are. And it's been enlarged double size in Photoshop which doesn't do it any favours either.)

They are great coins, though I like the penny even better! Ironically, in view of the CGS debate, the nicest one I've ever had I got slabbed, and then felt somehow detached from it, so ultimately let it go!

I don't currently have a nice example myself, more is the shame!

That is a very good point Stuart, and one of the factors in my CGS Trial ... I hardly ever look at my few slabbed coins because they are not with the others, and I am starting to lose touch with them ... increasingly I won't care if I sell them, which I never would have believed pre-slabbing!!

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The only two slabbed pennies I've bought I cracked open - hate the things with a passion! Where's the pleasure in not being able to touch your coins - I just don't get it. If it's all about value, I'll be dead before my coins are sold so I don't care what they realise when I'm gone.

My only experience with CGS has been an enquiry about the 1919KN they've had on offer for ages. It was £3K about a year ago but when I enquired about and made a £2K offer I had no reply and the next time I looked they'd put it up to £3250! I also pointed out that an example they sold in a previous auction for half the price looked better than this one which they reckon is "the finest known"....I had no reply to that either. :angry:

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