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  1. 2 points
    Martinminerva
    Thanks very much. The key differences I can see immediately is that this genuine one has a wide rim and the L of HALF is to a bead. The copy on the previous page has thin rim and L to gap. But the quality of the copy is pretty damn good (worryingly). Fortunately the obverse and particularly the portrait of Eddy VIII on the copies are crap!!
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    Peckris 2
    that's the FRITTER variety, only issued in Scotland...
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    Martinminerva
    Sure looks like it to me. Jolly good find!!
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    Zo Arms
    Am I seeing an F here? 1861.
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    Mr T
    The 1837 mule sixpence is one that's missing from Davies, but the coverage in Davies is generally better.
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    Peckris 2
    A good choice of reference. If you get very interested in bronze you could add Gouby (like Freeman but with more recent discoveries).





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