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Coinery

Elizabeth I Bust 6B & 1F

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Many thanks, Dave and Mark, very much appreciated! I'll be putting them on my resource website for E1, just as soon as I've the time to create it!

www.elizabeth-coins.co.uk - maybe never, but I hope not!

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Really nice m8

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I've only just realised, when cutting bust 1F out, that the topmost curl at the back of the head has broken away somewhere between the Cross-Crosslet and the Martlet/Pheon, which means nearly all the sixpences will be with the broken curl. Anyway, it would be relatively easy to date the fracture from the bust usage across the groats and the 6ds! One day! :rolleyes:

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Stuart those are my kind of varieties - with hair and ear and without ! :rolleyes:

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Stuart those are my kind of varieties - with hair and ear and without ! :rolleyes:

Hello, Debbie! :)

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Oooooooh very bloomin nice Stewie

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You still have'nt told me how you do that ;) great result though. Looks like its in a slab. Slab debate anyone? :D

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You still have'nt told me how you do that ;) great result though. Looks like its in a slab. Slab debate anyone? :D

1. Magic!

2. No thank-you! :)

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Oh go on lets have another slab debate. It must be all of a week since the last one.

Mark

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Oh go on lets have another slab debate. It must be all of a week since the last one.

Mark

:D

Nope!

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Great Job Stu, much better than you find in most numismatic literature! Are you intending to document all of the bust varieties in this format?

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Yes, there's 49 busts in all, but a few extra will be added to highlight the break-up of the punches. For example there's the crumbling crown of bust 1H and the significant chunk of hair missing from bust 1F - only just spotted that! ;)

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A Rather lovely Bust 4D - thanks very much for the extra images, Rob, much appreciated!

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About time you gave something back to the hobby. B)

Brilliant stuff fella

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