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    terrysoldpennies
    Toothed coin ide say , definitely not beaded 🙂
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    JLS
    Not AEF or delightful...but early obverse die state ! £6.75k is a bit much. I wonder what it would cost at a coin show...
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    azda
    Unfortunately I’ve never heard of it.
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    copper123
    Well at least you are unlikely to meet the rest of it ......
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    davetmoneyer
    just checked my book Galata Guide to Threepences The coin corresponds to DIG 1ii/Aii, in BCW it is BA-1A (BA-1Ba has a colonstop after ELIZABETH and BA-3Ba has the smaller 14mm inner circle, The rose is 5 there is damage to the top of the rose making it appear as a large rose. There are probable die duplicates in my collection (rn 144) and in the J Hullet (desc) collection no 3. There are listed 10 examples of that obverse and 2 of that reverse
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    Coinery
    Bust 3F Reverse is Large Flan BA-a with lions 20 and lis 8 obverse is 332 legend, with one complicating factor for me, that the rose looks oddly like the large rose 4 rather than the smaller rose 5 we would expect for a large flan obverse??? if we agree the rose is 5, your coin is BCW BA-1B:a But I think it’s a mule BA-3B:a





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