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It could be an Ostrich ?4 points
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I think the real problem was that anagram is a 7 letter word. In the world of Sun crossword answers, that wouldn't physically fit the grid.1 point
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Being perfectly honest, I think it's just a blodge of some sort, near where a die letter would be. This happens a lot, and I've often pondered over worn coins wondering if this is a die number, or that is an overstrike etc.1 point
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Indeed. Same with the florins, and to a lesser extent the shillings.1 point
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Decentius centionalis, struck at Amiens circa 351-353
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George III first issue farthing
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A penny by H Young, Coin Dealer. An early strike before a piece broke off the die, obliterating the date.
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Eccleston Halfpenny. Possibly the first Soho product to use the thick raised rim.
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Stuff to make you laugh? Watching Pointless whilst eating tea this evening, one of the questions was anagrams of TV shows. Only 90 people out of 100 were able to identify QI as one of the answers.....1 point
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I also finally got my hands on a semi-decent Edward I class 7a penny through DNW today
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Doesn't seem to be the correct reverse for a Die Letter C... No Die Letter = Reverse G (EXCEPT for a few VERY RARE specimens with Reverse E without Die Letter Die Letter A (All Types) REVERSE G Die Letter B REVERSE E Die Letter C (All Types) REVERSE F See images as follows1 point
