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Peckris 2

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  1. Peckris 2
    https://www.baldwin.co.uk/product/victoria-medusa-type-penny-1847/#tab-description Baldwins Medusa
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    Good on you for still using it.
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    Proof that there's one born every minute.
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    No such thing as a geneologist!
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    I can make no other comment than my iPad doesn't take crappy pictures at all, unless I've done something wrong like move or get too close or something similar.
  6. Peckris 2
    Did you mean "a couple, generations back" or "a couple OF generations back".
  7. Peckris 2
    Had to think about that one - then the penny dropped! (No, it wasn't an 1860 beaded/toothed mule).
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    I'd give a few different examples to make the point: Major: H and KN - mint marks are clear and obvious Minor: the recut portait for large silver in 1920 - some authorities denied this existed, but after research the obverse has sufficient small differences to register as a variety Micro: the two reverses of 1937 penny, which hinge entirely on whether the horizon meets a tooth or a space.
  9. Peckris 2
    add "+ O(Fillmore West)" before "= M" and you have your olive
  10. Peckris 2
    "Just out of interest Father Andrew had already addressed this issue, and he of course used the correct terminology, minor varieties. " Not sure of your point? Members here have used the term micro-varieties often enough that we all know what is meant. And I think you could in theory easily divide the world of varieties into 3 : major (e.g. H and KN), minor (e.g. 1953 obverses), and micro (e.g. the thickness of a worn 7). FWIW...
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    @AardHawk - thanks for posting that. I hadn't seen that follow-up article. I did see the original article - with pictures - on 1907 pennies. I remember they were all fairly worn coins and that I wasn't that impressed even back then. However an interesting letter by EB McKenzie which puts it all in context. Though it has to be said that the absence of those micro-varieties in all price guides does rather indicate the level of interest in them.
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    Wow. That's an AMAZING variety. Did the hand originally have 5 fingers? Is the 6th one re-engraved? The hologram effect of the hand appearing to move is just awesome. Is it yours? Would you consider selling?
  13. Peckris 2
    Certainly don't look obviously cleaned.
  14. Peckris 2
    98.2% feedback...
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    That's gone the same way as the even earlier article pointing out many "varieties" of 1907 penny based on the tail of the 7! Now (deservedly) vanished without trace.
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    "YOU ARE BIDDING ON ACTUAL COIN IN PICTURES" Not sure of that as a sales pitch...
  17. Peckris 2
    It IS real. It's an altered date, but a very nice example.
  18. Peckris 2
    Nor me. Without more evidence I'd have to conclude that this is a case of someone seeing what they want to see, or making something out of nothing.
  19. Peckris 2
    My brother likes to practice cricket on his own, but I sneaked up on him and caught him out.
  20. Peckris 2
    Is that the one divided in 3 horizontal sections so you can compare pictures of different obverses and reverses?
  21. Peckris 2
    Makes a change from kippers!
  22. Peckris 2
    DOH! You never heard the phrase "shooting fish in a barrel"?
  23. Peckris 2
    Just looking at your interests Mick. When you've finished a barrel of cider do you use it to shoot fish?
  24. Peckris 2
    Reminds me of the 3 French kittens that went skating on thin ice. Sadly un deux trois cats sank.
  25. Peckris 2
    When it comes to soaps, I waver between the BBC & ITV. I'm transEnder.
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