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  1. 2 points
    Peckris 2
    Wow - a lying eagle? "Relax little rabbit, I'm not going to hurt you..." 🐰
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    Peckris 2
    I'm not sure cachet applies to learned numismatic works? It's very much a minority market! Ask 100 people if they know what book Peck wrote and I'd be very surprised if even 1 got it right (it would definitely be a Pointless answer )...
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    1949threepence
    Well done. You don't see many first editions. They're mostly the 1964 or 1970 reprints.
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    Iannich48
    I got a first edition for about £100 about 5 years ago, from Canada I think. It really is a great book.
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    1949threepence
    Indeed, mine's also the 1964 edition, but no dust cover. When you think of the time, hard work and sheer dedication that went into producing the book, you really do have to take your hat off to Peck. I doubt we shall see his like again.
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    Coinery
    Can I ask a favour…does anyone recognise the tickets accompanying this coin? some of the details in the right hand ticket looks Comber, but what of the left?
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