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Pffft. If it wasn't for the port of Liverpool you'd still be eating moss. True! but it's Crimbo!True enough. Mind you, I still remember our dad coming home on Christmas Eve with a sawn-off tree, full of tales of overhearing the hustlers in St Johns Market with their cries of "Eeyar loov - toopenssapound 'em chezzies" Not in our house.Drop the first three letters and you'd be correct. Quite so. Not many Mancs can afford Alderley Edge. One Wayne Rooney perhaps, but he's a Scouser anyway.. What are these luxuries you consider to be exclusively yours but have been stolen from you by the people of Merseyside?Twopenny washers?

Sirloin? Goose? Posh git! I thought you were from Liverpool? True! but it's Crimbo!

The link you posted is incomplete and goes nowhere - this is where I had to go, via Google : http://www.michael-coins.co.uk/hc1920%20rev%20A+B.htm Yes, I would say your halfcrown is definitely Rev B - it's too high a grade for it to be a Rev A "with the garter ridge worn down". Also the gap between C and the garter, and the 'flat' 9. However, according to Davies' classification, reverse B occurs with both obverses (Michael is mistaken about this) : 1+A (deep portrait) common 1+B (scarce or rare reverse) 2+A (rare obverse) 3+A (shallow portrait) common 3+B (scarce or rare reverse)