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Paulus
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9 hours ago, mrbadexample said:Not to mention the erroneous apostrophe - that was the only reason I bought mine.
Never did find out why the hedgehogs though...
Apparently it's the arms of the Hardy family consisting of a shield with four hedgehogs and a hedgehog crest
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Newbie Birmingham Conder token with an early Monty Python shield
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55 minutes ago, ozjohn said:The photo of the obverse of this listing is not very good. However the photo of the reverse is much clearer and the coin has the appearance of a matte proof. If it is it could be a good buy. Any thoughts?
I don't think it's a proof, they have thicker rims for one thing - here's mine for comparison:
Also, MS61 (equivalent to AUNC) is a pretty low grade for a proof
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A few more toned silver coins that may have disappeared, or have not been seen by newbies ...
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A few of my very best that, like Rob, were on Photobucket at one time ...
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About time we had some more posts in this thread?
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On 06/01/2018 at 3:46 PM, will1976 said:My latest unofficial farthings, very pleased with the Uxbridge school one, It's been on the wanted list for a very long time! The P & H is an upgrade for obvious reasons.
While I'm posting these is there anybody else out there that collects unofficial farthings? I know the site is mainly for coins but it would be nice to hear from your out there
It don't collect them exactly, but I do have this, which I believe is an unofficial farthing token:
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Pretty little farthing newbie courtesy of Colin Goode (aboutfarthings)
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I case you are interested, I have this one I good let you have for £40 posted
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Overall GF for me
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1 hour ago, Rob said:Better strike on the second's reverse.
Yes, definitely the second coin for me, if only for the better strike
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And of course a turnover of £50k-£70k per year (if true) is NOT £50-£70k profit or income!
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I can't see anything wrong with it either, not a 1734 but here's my example of the type:
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I see the seller has it as GVF/AEF. I have generally been happy with purchase from this seller.
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Continuing my mini collection of Cinque Ports Conder Tokens, here's my latest (Faversham - a limb of Dover)
Why they have spelt it 'Feversham' I have yet to find out!
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Great, thanks Pete
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Can anyone recommend a particularly good one please?
adthanksvance
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That's ridiculous, here is my best, that I had graded by LCGS
I could display the coins side by side, but the many differences are glaringly obvious (at least to me!). My coins was graded 1 notch better than the one for sale in the forthcoming auction (CGS 70 vs CGS 65).
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Very sad indeed, he will be very much missed
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An early example of a coin to help the partially sighted?
A nice neat coin purchased some time back from Coinery, just thought I would dig it up and wheel it out!
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My best 1911 proof florin so far
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Let's See Your Copper Coins, Tokens, Or Medals!
in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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This one is D&H 50a, edge "PAYABLE AT CLOUGHER OR IN DUBLIN"