Bronze & Copper Collector

Hi, I sold my hardcopy and would appreciate a digital copy for reference. Message me for my email. Thanks, Gary

Definitely two different coins, a slightly higher 9, but not from what I see the wide date with the high 9

Danso would be worth the extra effort

1735 I struggled with that date too in my collection until I was able to compare examples of both dates.

It was the basis of the updates, subject to his future decisions. He later removed the milled penny (that I recently sold) from the catalog after receiving an assessment from the Royal Mint that it was a post mint alteration. Just as his 1970 edition was an extension of his several updated versions of his penny studies expanded to include half pennies, farthings, patterns, trials, etc. There are ALWAYS corrections, updates, modifications, etc to a work of this magnitude. There have been many new discoveries to add to Peck, Braman, Freeman, etc. No guide/catalog is a final authority, it merely contains information known at the time. They grow, mature, learn, make adjustments and corrections, expand as a living being.

These, if I am correct, are you amongst the updates included in the second (1986) edition.

I suppose then, that you finally got it in the end.........

Beautiful

Something else of interest, and pertinent . And No, my dad was not involved in the invasion. He was assigned elsewhere.

Newbie here too, after 20 years

Here's my Dad's WW2 Medals. It looks like it might work

A member since 2005, I got my one year badge too. At that rate, I'm only a bit more than 3.5 years old

I have one listed on ebay at the moment. The same short sea/rock formation, repaired E's, die cracks. Ebay item#: 326743200377

New images from a different microscope

Thank you, that explanation seemed most likely to me also.