scott

nahs it is right. I = J

could always show the obverse

using omnicoin is far more simple this is mine, cost me a whole mightly overpriced.... 5p

looks like an I to me, shame i cant make out the first couple of letters on the obverse that would clinch, but the * locations point me to where we are at.

those make your life easier for a start the I at the end puts it at york one i can find with the 2 * things are Henry VI although it could easily be richard II

dunno, looks like a high tide possibly though

used CGB.FR myself, because I have a good collection of french pieces myself. they also cover the variaties

if it was an intentional mark, why not just do what they did before and after, and slap the mark near the date? it is a die chip probably.

the high tides dont come up that often, they do often sneak under the radar as well bought ages ago for a single bid off ebay

that 1692 is overstruck on something. just because there is no information, doesnt mean it doesnt exist of course.

i had a look at that one myself. thought no due to the angle of the centre point.

nice coins those, way out of my range though

done some research, not one find of such an error. the interesting thing I did find, was in my searches I found 2 BRIIANNIA error, also the obverse V's on closer inspection looks like they all were inverted A but someone spotted the mistake and replaced with V's possibly, cant be 100% but looks like there are remains of bars in all of them, very faint in the first. unbarred A's in Britannia is also noted for the year, having a closer look at the date looks to be the large numerals (which were used in 1701 incedently) recut over smaller? which possibly means an issue late in the year, before moving on to the 1701's especially with the dye wear noticable on ovbverse the main error is clear.

ay, i find most of these my accident, i'm just thorough i alreayd have a decent 1861 farthing, and i'm still pondering that shilling

hard to say where to sell those then, coins would always sell better where there is a demand for them, so in the country of origin, as well as the british markets due to colonial issues.probably, so the internet is a good start.

Lovely farthing, looks to be a die crack at the R in BRITT to victorias head as well.

I want all these. i think we all have something rare here. which is fun

WAY out of my price range. dont care how nasty it looks, rare is rare. you seen my satin 19

good that is that sorted, can see all i can see on that one

you cant tell at all, which is why i went for this one as it is a discovered feature. it is possibly alligned but only find a tooth between the IT

I of FID to gap?

cricket would be better as just adverts.

biggest pet hate are the Americans calling cents pennies

tiny bit of snow and any transport south of crewe shuts down

hard to tell if genuine with that picture, dunno if it is. not heard of lower demomination fakes but needs to be clearer. Manchurian provinces 20 cents it should be silver so yea. do magnet test.