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P1046. This appears to be the first example to come to market since the mid-60s
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Ok, thanks for the responses, i will leave the coins as they are.1 point
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Thank you Michael, it's yours.1 point
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P607. 1694 halfpenny in brass
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Thanks Dave, She is a real (Irish) trouper, and is responding to treatment.1 point
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These are cool, when you visited the Viking centre in York you had the option of purchasing these for a few pounds, they are collectible as an interesting reproduction. They are a hi-bred of a Viking coin and a Anglo-saxon coin, I purchased one of these during a visit to the Viking centre about twenty years ago, keep it or place it on ebay if you wish to sell, but in my humble opinion it is a token repro.1 point
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Managed to obtain a Freeman 25 from Dave Craddock for just £45. It's only about fine, but despite the rarity 12, you see very few of this type for sale. For example only 2 in the LCA during the last 13 years. There was a UNC in the Workman sale a few years ago though.
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You have got my interest on 1ds again. i got this bad boy for a snip.Maybe Vf and a bit but when this arrives I will be a happy old toad.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/191974543541?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT1 point
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My George III 1799 Halfpenny, mines probably the bog standard , as just beeen taking my own photo's to show someone. Purely coincidence.
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Pattern Halfpenny, 1799 (early Soho), by C.H. Küchler, in bronzed-copper Touch of potential verd at 10 o/c obv being monitored1 point
