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MACKSILKY.

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Welcome aboard, Jim! Always good to get some new blood on here.

There are plenty of Victoria Bronze AND silver specialists frequenting the forum corridors so, once you've clarified further, you'll have no shortage of people wanting to discuss and advise!

Enjoy the ride! :)

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Welcome Jim

No need to shout.

There are a few Peck nrs for this date (and varieties not attributed)

The pre 1860> copper 1d's are IMO a beautiful coin.There are a couple of bank account

hitters.A nice series. :)

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Welcome Jim

No need to shout.

There are a few Peck nrs for this date (and varieties not attributed)

The pre 1860> copper 1d's are IMO a beautiful coin.There are a couple of bank account

hitters.A nice series. :)

Totally agree! I'd definitely start from both ends with a penny collection! ;)

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If you are looking for one what grade and price?

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Thanks guy's,i have a 1853 one penny of which iv'e been looking at closely.I have noticed the beads on the colon next to DEF are a different size.one bead looks full the other one not.Any idea's guy's,cheers jim.

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Hi Jim. Any chance of a closeup photo? The colons on these are prone to be a bit all over the place, both in terms of their size, depth, and alignment.

here's a selection, but we'd like to see your example...

Cu1dcolons.jpg

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Photos needed I'm afraid! You can directly insert images up to 150KB into a post using the 'More Perly Options' button below a reply, or add a link to a photohosting site such as flikr or photobucket via the picture icon at the top.

http://www.predecimal.com/forum/topic/7880-posting-pics/

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Thanks guy's will put some photo's up tomorrow. on looking at the photo's the coin could be the one in the last photo,cheers jim.

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Sorry about the delay from me sending the picture of my 1853 penny.It's not easy uploading photo's,first time for me and hope you can view it and ID the coin,cheers jim. 070_zps248a0654.png.

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