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davidrj

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  • Birthday 04/27/1945

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    Coins - Pennies (GB & commonwealth); other 30mm-ish bronze and copper world coins. French copper.

    Currently on a learning curve for late medieval minor coins

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  1. Made by Skoda
  2. Definitely NOT
  3. I also think we in the West tend to disregard the incredible contribution of the Red Army in the east. Ultimately the real victors were the US and the USSR.
  4. Seems to be the norm that monarchs and popes choose a name on their accession. I think I read somewhere that Charles would go for George VII.
  5. I think Popjoy Mint produced a catalogue a few years ago
  6. Surely a pattern with veil head obverse IIRC
  7. Likewise the 1913 “mules” can be considered as normal, not accidental
  8. You want us to stop talking about pennies!!!!! ?
  9. The inexplainable ones are the high tide bronze coins of 1897, why just this year?
  10. My first home pc was a BBC with a cassette tape, first at work was an Apple ][ with a Z80 card running CP/M
  11. I have always considered the 1882 Jamaican CuNi penny without an H to be similar, inconceivable that the mint would produce then in the middle of its refurbishment to split a total Mintage of 48,000
  12. That was my understanding too.
  13. Interesting listing on Ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mega-Rare-1876-without-the-H-Victoria-Penny-in-very-nice-grade-FREEMAN-ND-p1/312207155131?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649 listed as 1876 no H penny, k Gouby illustrates one from the Bamford collection, but states it was regarded by him as die fill Are any known?
  14. Back in the early eighties we spent £1000 on a state of the art Tandon AT, and a further £1000 on a 100 MByte hard disc. The rest of the lab gathered round in awe, and suggested we had bought far too high a spec disc drive, as we would never fill It!
  15. Or collectors who are not digitally savvy, have never found this forum.
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