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Very happy with this find today
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Just standard worn dies and partial letter repairs that has cropped up in many threads on here over the last few weeks, I'm afraid. Very common in the Victoria series and though interesting, not really worth any great premium...2 points
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Your 55 example (photo on the PCGS site) is certainly the best I have seen. 1838 BRITANNIAB may be an even more scarce listed 3d variety - only a couple of examples in the auction records. Unlisted 3d varieties include 1862 BRITANNIAH (photo attached) and 1866 with upside down A in lieu of V - I am aware of just two examples of each so far …
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Also die fill, the recesses fill with grease, metal powder etc over time during the minting process and don’t fill fully when striking the coin. Jerry1 point
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1797 pennies seem to have many countermarks1 point
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There's a countermarked coins group on face book, if no joy here. If that helps I'm not intelligent enough to do links and all that nonsense. Photos.......,?1 point
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