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Is there such a thing as an 1859/8 Halfpenny?

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3 hours ago, Peckris said:

Fahrenheit or Centigrade?

I'm assuming he means Fahrenheit - not many British ovens will do 300c without burning the house down!

 

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7 hours ago, Peckris said:

Fahrenheit or Centigrade?

Fahrenheit....300 degree is a medium heat. I forgot I was talking to Europeans! Ha,Ha...

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Gas mark 2 or 148 C. 

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On 19/05/2018 at 7:12 PM, Ukstu said:

Gas mark 2 or 148 C. 

Cook for 2 hours until rainbow coloured

Unless your not american , then one hour is enough

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Well I think I have finished playing with this one now. It has had time in the oven as suggested and also time in the sunshine with a little mineral oil on the surface - this seemed to make more difference than the oven to be fair. I have left a little oil on the surface as it is inclined still to look a bit matt.

It will now go away in my collections as my example of 1859 over 8 Half Penny.

1859 HD Retoned 1 Red.JPG

1859 HD Retoned 2 Red.JPG

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Looks good enough to go on ebay, uncirculated very rare variety

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Considering this is what it looked like when I got it, I think it was worth the effort!

1859 HD Query 1 Red.JPG

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