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As I understand it, the striking process puts the edge legend on the blank before striking the main design. That being the case, then the blanks will be fed into the press with the edge legends randomly either way up. Hence, you should find that the two types are more or less struck in equal quantities. Certainly, that has been my observation of the previous £2 coins over the years.1 point
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I removed the email, saving you from crawlers picking it up and spamming you forever I'd wait for a reply to the thread and then PM direct with your email, just in case.1 point
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Slightly out of focus but a newbie from Colin Cooke. It isn't unc but has eye appeal and ticks the type box for now1 point
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Lovely 'little' brace you got there, MBE! Getting the hang of that camera, Paul...you're getting off some really nice shots!1 point
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I recently made some Victorian bronze acquisitions to my collection: Victorian pennies of 1867, 1882-H, and 1885.
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Pictures from VS of his 1932
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Strange, because each and every time I've spoken to her, she has reminded me of the fact she is selling her husbands coins because he has a terminal illness. A fact which she has shared with many for some reason. And she always signed off with Shelly. Also I have no idea what that listing means1 point
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and another from VickySilver's collection...
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A penny for your thoughts -- from VickySilver's collection...
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Here's the 1926 ME from the LCA website too -
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