1841 Queen Victoria halfpennies.

[declan03 149]

So is it worth purchasing his other two 1841s for investment? 

[PWA 1967 1,841]

29 minutes ago, declan03 said:

So is it worth purchasing his other two 1841s for investment? 

The most important thing is.........What do you think ?.

If you could see them in hand and all as good i would probably buy them all........Its ebay and if it goes PETE TONG you only have yourself to blame.

The seller has atleast another nine and the one you purchased is really nice but are the others ?.

 

Edited May 11, 2017 by PWA 1967

[declan03 149]

18 hours ago, Michael-Roo said:

iousback. Before these halfpennies no c oins at all, not one. Weird.

 

17 hours ago, Rob said:

If they are copies, he must surely be using someone else's pictures. A group of genuine coins might possibly contain examples of complete and broken E coins, but copies would be all from the same batch, i.e. full or broken E, but highly unlikely both. It might be worth buying a second example to compare. If genuine, £50 is a steal. If not you can get your money back.

Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no

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[declan03 149]

18 hours ago, Michael-Roo said:

iousback. Before these halfpennies no c oins at all, not one. Weird.

 

18 hours ago, Rob said:

If they are copies, he must surely be using someone else's pictures. A group of genuine coins might possibly contain examples of complete and broken E coins, but copies would be all from the same batch, i.e. full or broken E, but highly unlikely both. It might be worth buying a second example to compare. If genuine, £50 is a steal. If not you can get your money back.

Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no

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[declan03 149]

18 hours ago, Michael-Roo said:

iousback. Before these halfpennies no c oins at all, not one. Weird.

 

18 hours ago, Rob said:

If they are copies, he must surely be using someone else's pictures. A group of genuine coins might possibly contain examples of complete and broken E coins, but copies would be all from the same batch, i.e. full or broken E, but highly unlikely both. It might be worth buying a second example to compare. If genuine, £50 is a steal. If not you can get your money back.

Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no

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[PWA 1967 1,841]

Parcels do turn up of the same denomination that have been put away.

About two years ago over twenty 1841 Pennies were all graded highly and were apparently found in paper.

This was believable as you could still see print on some as most were full lustre.

 

Oh and by the way........We heard you first time declan........

Edited May 11, 2017 by PWA 1967

[declan03 149]

Now if it was say, a roll of these 1841 halfpennies he has, would they not all be in mint condition? The coin i bought plus the other one he has listed (twice) both have faults in them and at best, in my opinion, could be described as almost uncirculated.

[declan03 149]

18 hours ago, Michael-Roo said:

iousback. Before these halfpennies no c oins at all, not one. Weird.

 

18 hours ago, Rob said:

If they are copies, he must surely be using someone else's pictures. A group of genuine coins might possibly contain examples of complete and broken E coins, but copies would be all from the same batch, i.e. full or broken E, but highly unlikely both. It might be worth buying a second example to compare. If genuine, £50 is a steal. If not you can get your money back.

Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no

previous sales in coins.

[PWA 1967 1,841]

declan.......Have you got a nervous twitch or something why do you keep posting the same ?

[1949threepence 3,366]

22 minutes ago, PWA 1967 said:

declan.......Have you got a nervous twitch or something why do you keep posting the same ?

Pete - I've sometimes found that when I post on my phone it will cause a duplicate posting on some forums. Might be that. 

[1949threepence 3,366]

1 hour ago, declan03 said:

So is it worth purchasing his other two 1841s for investment? 

It might be.

I must admit, I'm almost inclined to buy one myself if only for the curiosity factor. 

 

[PWA 1967 1,841]

I was only joking Mike and if declan is happy he can repeat the post all day if he wants 

Edited May 11, 2017 by PWA 1967

[PWA 1967 1,841]

The power of the forum......or declan has just bought another 

[1949threepence 3,366]

10 minutes ago, PWA 1967 said:

The power of the forum......or declan has just bought another 

They're going like hot cakes, 9 a few minutes a go when I looked, 8 now as you noticed, Pete  

(not me, by the way. Not yet) 

 

Edited May 11, 2017 by 1949threepence

[PWA 1967 1,841]

11 minutes ago, 1949threepence said:

They're going like hot cakes, 9 a few minutes a go when I looked, 8 now as you noticed, Pete  

(not me, by the way. Not yet) 

 

Go on Mike.........Press the button you know you want one 

[declan03 149]

19 hours ago, Michael-Roo said:

 

 

19 hours ago, Rob said:

If they are copies, he must surely be using someone else's pictures. A group of genuine coins might possibly contain examples of complete and broken E coins, but copies would be all from the same batch, i.e. full or broken E, but highly unlikely both. It might be worth buying a second example to compare. If genuine, £50 is a steal. If not you can get your money back.

Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no

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[declan03 149]

19 hours ago, Michael-Roo said:

iousback. Before these halfpennies no c oins at all, not one. Weird.

 

19 hours ago, Rob said:

If they are copies, he must surely be using someone else's pictures. A group of genuine coins might possibly contain examples of complete and broken E coins, but copies would be all from the same batch, i.e. full or broken E, but highly unlikely both. It might be worth buying a second example to compare. If genuine, £50 is a steal. If not you can get your money back.

Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no

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[PWA 1967 1,841]

So long as your happy declan 

[Nonmortuus 848]

I also had one from this seller. Could anyone offer some advise on the marks Obverse please? I cannot see any verd etc but there is the obvious discolouration. I would welcome people thoughts. Should I leave it? Bath it in acetone etc?

[Nonmortuus 848]

Rev: 

[declan03 149]

On Wednesday, May 10, 2017 at 3:58 PM, Michael-Roo said:

iousback. Before these halfpennies no c oins at all, not one. Weird.

 

On Wednesday, May 10, 2017 at 4:04 PM, Rob said:

If they are copies, he must surely be using someone else's pictures. A group of genuine coins might possibly contain examples of complete and broken E coins, but copies would be all from the same batch, i.e. full or broken E, but highly unlikely both. It might be worth buying a second example to compare. If genuine, £50 is a steal. If not you can get your money back.

Strange alright that he only has 1841s for sale right enough and no

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[declan03 149]

Personally i would not attempt to clean it. I bought another one for £50, again in great condition.

[Chingford 166]

2 hours ago, Nonmortuus said:

I also had one from this seller. Could anyone offer some advise on the marks Obverse please? I cannot see any verd etc but there is the obvious discolouration. I would welcome people thoughts. Should I leave it? Bath it in acetone etc?

Probably grease spots from the die, you wont be able to remove them, if unhappy, ask to exchange for one without

[Nonmortuus 848]

Thanks @Chingford, I am not unhappy just concerned it may lead to corrosion etc but if they are inert then I am fine. I believe he has sold them all now but this is an upgrade.

 

[declan03 149]

Here's the other one i purchased from this seller. A few light scratches but still at least EF condition in my humble opinion. Ok for £50.