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Elizabeth Lis Penny!

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I knew this would be hot, but not £171 hot for a mashed-up example! Wow! 300990122622

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I knew this would be hot, but not £171 hot for a mashed-up example! Wow! 300990122622

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I knew this would be hot, but not £171 hot for a mashed-up example! Wow! 300990122622

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I was watching that with anticipation. I was not predicting it to jump to that price, though. I was hoping to add it to my First Issue groat, but I think I'll wait for a better example.

Here's the groat:

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The obverse legend of your HG is only thought to exist on one die, which is 'ANG FRA Z HIB RE'! All other Lis Halfgroats matching that legend should match your coin...or would otherwise be a new variety! I so, so, wish I had the time to follow things like that up! :)

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I think what you sometimes have to think about is the fact that harder to come by issues do tend to command higher prices as was Noted by yourself Stuart when you commented about an anchor mark Liz 6d, but as has been Noted by Richard (tomgoodheart) is that he might be out of Touch with prices. Perhaps this is similar to your thinking Stuart?

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But it was butchered, Dave! I would've paid £50 for it, and maybe I'm a bit bid shy on account of funds, but one will turn up on eBay where someone forgets to mention 1st issue or Lis...I'll have that one, but I still wouldn't bid more than £50 at that grade ;)

Would be interesting to look at the auction history of LIS pennies?

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