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rooneydog

James i sixpence or at least the front is

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Has anybody seen this before, a lump of silver added to the back, weight is now 4.2 gms ?

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That's all wrong. It looks like someone has tried to make a copy respectable.

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8 hours ago, Rob said:

That's all wrong. It looks like someone has tried to make a copy respectable.

Maybe a copy made as a button or pin/brooch

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My first thought was brooch but the mount (lump of metal stuck on) is nothing like I have seen previously. Anyway if any one collects such items (fakes, copies, oddities) please just pm me an address and I will post it to you.

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Looks like an electrotype, check the edge for a tiny RR ( Rob Ready) if so its a British Museum piece

 

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On 7/6/2019 at 7:41 PM, davetmoneyer said:

Looks like an electrotype, check the edge for a tiny RR ( Rob Ready) if so its a British Museum piece

 

Thanks but cannot see any initials.

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