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  1. Hello folks, ever so sorry for barging in here unannounced but me and my husband are totally stumped by this 2p we acquired this evening at auction. If anyone would be so kind to shed any light on the coin, authenticity or any information, we would be very grateful. Many thanks.
  2. Robert

    One sided blank planchet

    I'm going through an attic and have found thousands of coins, mostly half crowns (about 3,000) but I have also found lots of other interesting items. The first one that intrigues me is a George V halfpenny with the kings head but the other side is completely blank and has obviously never been struck. I'm not quite sure how it could have happened as I presumed both sides were struck at the same time. Any one have any info? Robert
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