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    Thanks so much. Richard’s site is fantastic but haven’t been able to find a copy of Gouby anywhere and not for the lack of trying!!! finally got a copy of Freeman coming so looking forward to getting stuck into that. Thanks again
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    Hi, would someone be able to tell me what causes this misalignment of the 2 please? As far as I understand all the reverses are the same for that year. Many thanks in advance
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    Thanks Jerry, will watch out for more.
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    Under a bit more magnification it’s the 0 with a part missing I think.
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    Hopefully better thanks again
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    Hi, To my (very) untrained eye, these seem to be the same obverse with the exception, possibly, of the last T in Britt. Can anyone help? Again, many thanks for any help and happy to share better pictures if needed.
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    Hi, Has anyone seen this version of the 1860 with a dot next to the one previously? Grateful for any information. Not sure if it's common for that year. Thanks in advance,
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    Just noticed your email on your site so have sent over.
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    Hi, send me your email and will send over today. Thanks Dean
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    Hi all, Can anyone shed any light on what causes this? The I and T seem much larger, and I can't see any other examples, sure it's a common thing but would be keen to know what it is. Thanks in advance
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    Hi (again) I picked up David Groom's book and it mentions a 1902 penny with a dot near Britannia's legs. I can't find any pictures, could this be it? Thanks again, appreciate all the advice.
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    Thanks for that, will look into it
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    Hi, Picked this 1902 up today with an unusual (angular) 9, I've been looking through the posts and other sources for similar examples and can't find any, guessing it might be a common occurrence, can anyone advise? Thanks again
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    Thanks Rob
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    Hi, Sure this is common, but don't have it on any of my other pennies (that I can see). Slightly raised lines are they die polishing lines? Any information very welcome as always.
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    I've had a chance to take another look under a microscope today and I think Martin is right, they aren't as prominent as the colon dots now so I think they may be corrosion.
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    Thank you
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    Hi, Thanks for the help so far, I have another question about a 1892 Penny. Part of the top of the T in Victoria seems to be missing. Is it something to do with the dies? Is it quite common to find it? There doesn't seem to be any surrounding damage.
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    Hi, not easily removed but they are darker now.
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    Thanks again Martin, I tried that and it is now a slightly darker colon to the other colon dots so you may well be right, still seems to be slightly raised. Appreciate your note.
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    Thanks Dean White
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    Thanks Martin, the one by the D does seem to be raised. Is there a way to tell? Appreciate your thoughts
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