scott

December, can make out the first 2 letters on mine. I cant read anything on that shilling though to help. there were different fonts and styles used for the months though.

looks it

Still do, quite a few rare variaties. I prefer the big stuff but those can get expensive.

I have those WRL's as well, surprised no one has tried to flog off the gold ones...

no one got any spare ones to buy?

aww none left if they are in slightly different conditions, I would say a mint roll... if they are genuine.. wouldn't mind one

but they made 2017s as well

what was the point in the 2016s if they made 2017s as well, only seen one on ebay..

they are all very old

no mules here, but given people have already been taking the middles out of £1's and selling them as "errors" means there is little chance of proving a mule, down the line

oh I haven't checked those.... but given the standards the mint come out with, they will probably be filled anyway.

still got old ones here.. I own 5.. nothing of note. what is this mule that is supposed to exist?

Posted this a few months back.. 1862 penny with I of Britt to tooth, was looking through my pictures to look for 2 over 2's.

that first one? was the guy adding it drunk?

my sister got AA07.. mylowest is an AB.. keep getting AJ-AM's now, and not AK47

not recent, recent.. but newst uploaded Bolvian 1/2 Real and a Colonal couple of Denga

1872 wider date and clear design crossing to near the teeth 1897 with die cracks on the O 1899 all new from the past month or so

if he gives me half his cut, i'll go over and give him a hand..

well I have had a look, and not seen any of these listed in the collections on CC or on the London coins auctions lists bought it as a 1734, when I checked it, thought it was 1 over 0... got worried it might have been a 7, but checking it again noted the lump sticking out of the bottom links up perfectly with the part coming out of the top, making it conclusive that that is a 0 under the 1. the existence of 1732/1 also helps to confirm, as it shows they were re-cutting dies in that period.

that is the best design £1 yet.

working out a count per die would be easier using the die number shillings though, as an estimate.

it started at 1p so that would account for a fair few bids.

and now Google/apple have increased prices by 25% because of the weak pound. money grabbing has begun

damnit.. wanted this

that's only 1903 open 3 pennies..