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    Diaconis
    Here's a very interesting article on Dodsley Cuff for those interested. https://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v18n30a24.html
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    Rob
    Eeee. That's a bargain. Cheaper than the £1-£6 they were selling for in Cuff (1854)
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    alfnail
    A really good spot Martin, well done
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    Diaconis
    Well done Martin, a true find👍🏽
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    secret santa
    Great find - always nice to find a second example of a rarity to prove that it was a genuine strike and not a man-made variety. I'll add this to my website.
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    Iannich48
    Personally, i like the obverse as it is. Very nice find.
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    VickySilver
    Here goes gents (& ladies): PS : not my fingers checking
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    copper123
    The whole amount paid by someone on ebay for one of my coins goes to "An old person in need"





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