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  1. Vilai
    Yes well there still as rare as rocky horse sh*t arnt they
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    I asked the guy to send more photos and to question him about the 'two others' he was happly to send me a link http://s1376.photobucket.com/user/rumpai1/library/ I cheekly asked how much he would take and £500 is the lowest
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    Considering that the 'dot' is supposed to have been a deliberate mark rather than a die flaw, the "lighter thinner" variant must be a gradual infilling of the die, i.e. in an older state. I'm afraid I can't see the third dot at all (with the die crack) - how do you know it is there? Just spotted O'NE on eBay - item number 261617055626 I so want one....
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