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22 hours ago, Paulus said:

Landed today. Latest for my Charles I halfcrown collection, 1644 Oxford, rare die pairing, Bull 617/6

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That's ok :)

Good provenance too - Marshall 132. Next step back from there will be something pre-1944, that being the year he was killed in action, unless the family added it in the meantime.

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iPhone will not let me show obverse. 
this is the rare currency 4d. I had a proof but now a nice currency bit

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1 hour ago, Rob said:

Good provenance too - Marshall 132. Next step back from there will be something pre-1944, that being the year he was killed in action, unless the family added it in the meantime.

Yes Marshall 132, Spink 167, 2004 :)

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Nice shilling!

Welcome to the forums  Bruce :)

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11 hours ago, Bruce said:

My 1st post

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UK 1884 1 Shilling Reverse (small).jpg

Strewth bruce that must have taken some finding

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Just brought this 1787 sixpence and awaiting delivery.

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I now have my second Charles I Oxford halfcrown, this time with an Oxford horse - and a very pleasing horse and king I think!

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On 10/15/2021 at 9:31 PM, Rob said:

That's ok :)

Good provenance too - Marshall 132. Next step back from there will be something pre-1944, that being the year he was killed in action, unless the family added it in the meantime.

Thanks Rob, I'm getting there, trying to keep my standards up!

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10 hours ago, Paulus said:

I now have my second Charles I Oxford halfcrown, this time with an Oxford horse - and a very pleasing horse and king I think!

An exceptionally well-struck specimen! Horse and king are superb. Congrats. 

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Nothing special , but a variety I didn't have . 1944 with the recut waves .

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Looking forward to the first coin show in Huddersfield - hope to get a few nice buys - nothing is certain though .

Just had a nice win on the horses £175 so I have sum ammunition

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On 10/29/2021 at 10:50 PM, Paulus said:

I now have my second Charles I Oxford halfcrown, this time with an Oxford horse - and a very pleasing horse and king I think!

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@RobI don't suppose you could help with the provenance on this one?

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On 10/30/2021 at 11:24 PM, Paulus said:

@RobI don't suppose you could help with the provenance on this one?

That's a good obverse!

I don't have anything on it at the moment, but I'm currently ploughing through catalogues to image a lot of assigned provenance coins.

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2 minutes ago, Rob said:

That's a good obverse!

I don't have anything on it at the moment, but I'm currently ploughing through catalogues to image a lot of assigned provenance coins.

Thanks Rob, do let me know if you find anything!

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Another one for the collection - purchased from me. It had been on the website for 5 years with b****r all views or interest at fairs, so in keeping with my philosophy of buying stock wherever possible which I would be happy to absorb in the event of it not selling, I have gained :) 

A while ago there was a discussion about a 1723 SSC 6d which I can't find right now, but the discussion about the 3 being over a 7 prompted me to dig a little deeper, and as I suspected the reverse die is a reworked 1717 R&P die as there is a trace of a plume under the base of the C in the first quarter. So, a new variety, with S over a sideways S and R over B in BR on the obverse, and 23 over 17 on the reverse. R over B is noted in ESC, but nothing else.

 

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I'm struggling with the microscope to get a decent image of the remnants of the plume, but viewed obliquely, it is better

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13 minutes ago, Paulus said:

Mine has O of GEORGIUS open at the top

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Is that the same reverse die as mine? The 3 is a good match. If so, it is a later strike as yours has rust spots.

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Arrived today. Far earlier than expected.

14 + N. Not listed by Freeman.

Very pleased.

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