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Hi.

I found this William halfpenny among a lot at a car boot last week. Struggling a bit to ID it. Spinks is a tad confusing. Their appear to be no stops on reverse.

Many Thanks R.R.

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Quite possible. I have one from a different reverse die with no perceptible stop

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I love the high dot after GULIELMUS

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Dr Nicholson had 1 as well, No 128 on part 2 of the collection.

That's mine

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Here's mine.

Possibly something going on underneath the T too?

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Dr Nicholson had 1 as well, No 128 on part 2 of the collection.

That's mine

With the green spots of death :)

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Does provenance trump verdigris or is it a case of rarity?

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Does provenance trump verdigris or is it a case of rarity?

Didn't have one, nor had I seen one before Nicholson.

I actually bought it out of London Coins sale 122 in 2008, lot 2237 part

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Does provenance trump verdigris or is it a case of rarity?

Didn't have one, nor had I seen one before Nicholson.

I actually bought it out of London Coins sale 122 in 2008, lot 2237 part

English Bulk Lots : Auction 122 : Lot 2237
Date Sold Category Lot Description Sale Price 06/09/2008

Auction 122 English Bulk Lots Lot

2237 Halfpennies (7) 1699 No stop Reverse Ex-Nicholson VG, 1733 NF, 1841 GEF, 1853 A/UNC, 1860 Freeman 260A No tie-knot F/GF, 1861 Freeman 276 Ex-Nicholson A/UNC, 1887 UNC

Now I understand what the VG was for - Verdigris :)

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I dont appear to have one of these... got almost every other kind of 1699 :(

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Does provenance trump verdigris or is it a case of rarity?

Didn't have one, nor had I seen one before Nicholson.

I actually bought it out of London Coins sale 122 in 2008, lot 2237 part

Seriously Rob if I saw it tomorrow for sale I would buy it green spots or not as I do not have one either.

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Does provenance trump verdigris or is it a case of rarity?

Didn't have one, nor had I seen one before Nicholson.

I actually bought it out of London Coins sale 122 in 2008, lot 2237 part

Seriously Rob if I saw it tomorrow for sale I would buy it green spots or not as I do not have one either.

Er. are we still discussing my coin? I,am getting a bit lost, cannot see much in the way of verdigris on my coin just a bit of gunge.

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Does provenance trump verdigris or is it a case of rarity?

Didn't have one, nor had I seen one before Nicholson.

I actually bought it out of London Coins sale 122 in 2008, lot 2237 part

Seriously Rob if I saw it tomorrow for sale I would buy it green spots or not as I do not have one either.

Er. are we still discussing my coin? I,am getting a bit lost, cannot see much in the way of verdigris on my coin just a bit of gunge.

No. It looks like things have drifted a little, as is often the case. Yours looks like one of 3 to date. :)

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Does provenance trump verdigris or is it a case of rarity?

Didn't have one, nor had I seen one before Nicholson.

I actually bought it out of London Coins sale 122 in 2008, lot 2237 part

Seriously Rob if I saw it tomorrow for sale I would buy it green spots or not as I do not have one either.

Er. are we still discussing my coin? I,am getting a bit lost, cannot see much in the way of verdigris on my coin just a bit of gunge.

No. It looks like things have drifted a little, as is often the case. Yours looks like one of 3 to date. :)

Sorry Rob. I am obviously having an extreme senior moment, what do you mean by one of three to date?

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Does provenance trump verdigris or is it a case of rarity?

Didn't have one, nor had I seen one before Nicholson.

I actually bought it out of London Coins sale 122 in 2008, lot 2237 part

Seriously Rob if I saw it tomorrow for sale I would buy it green spots or not as I do not have one either.

Er. are we still discussing my coin? I,am getting a bit lost, cannot see much in the way of verdigris on my coin just a bit of gunge.

No. It looks like things have drifted a little, as is often the case. Yours looks like one of 3 to date. :)

Sorry Rob. I am obviously having an extreme senior moment, what do you mean by one of three to date?

Yours, mine and Michael-Roo's (see image higher up this thread)

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Thank you all.

So as I don't have a great interest in early milled copper I thought I might pop it on E. bay, without sounding too vulgar any ideas as to the value?, I did sell a GVLIEMVS error 1694 William and Mary halfpenny some time back and that went for silly money and, not as nice as this one.

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Thank you all.

So as I don't have a great interest in early milled copper I thought I might pop it on E. bay, without sounding too vulgar any ideas as to the value?, I did sell a GVLIEMVS error 1694 William and Mary halfpenny some time back and that went for silly money and, not as nice as this one.

Stick it on for £1 start and it will find its level, that's the answer I have seen numerous times before for that question.

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I'm not convinced there isn't a trace of a stop below the final A at a distance the width of the final A viewed as a crossbar, half way along the A horizontally. It looks like a circular mark there rather than a ragged flaw/corrosion spot.

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I think that on ebay you should get at least £30 for that coin even if it's not a reverse no stop (and it could well have a stop there ) it should get £20 as it's basicly nice grade for that issue.

So if you want a reserve start it at £30

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