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RLC35

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  1. RLC35

    I will pay YOU

    Nice Penny Jac. Good purchase!
  2. The 1862/, 8/6, also looks like it is a 1862/1....... http://www.londoncoins.co.uk/?searchterm=1862+penny&searchtype=1&page=Catalogue Bob, when I click on your facebook link I get a message that I'm not part of the audience for that page - any suggestions ? Works OK for me ... nice to see that Martin and David are together at last I just checked it, and it is ok. The page is setup to accept all viewers. There might be a situation where you have to "Like" the page...not sure about that though. Thanks for visiting! ps Very noteworthy that Martin and Azda are shown together on the log, I know David feels very close with Martin! Ha,Ha!
  3. The 1862/, 8/6, also looks like it is a 1862/1....... http://www.londoncoins.co.uk/?searchterm=1862+penny&searchtype=1&page=Catalogue
  4. I just sent 5 Pennies to the Isle of Man yesterday...is that close enough? Ha,Ha!
  5. Yeah maybe its an early 1933.......Behave Bob.... LOL...... I wish! Too funny Pete!
  6. Here are two that I have. Both are normal axis, but the one on the right, which is slabbed, almost looks like it is a overdate of some kind.
  7. I thought I might have one for you Michael, but it has the sea showing on both sides, so I guess it isn't the F69.... Hi Bob, Thanks for looking anyway. Much appreciated If I could get one, even in modest condition like this example I'd be very happy. I just saw one in Ingram's coin list that just came out. It is a little green...hard to see the sea levels without it being in hand. He's got a couple of F69's, but I couldn't see a F76. You are right...I was looking at the wrong Freeman #.......
  8. I thought I might have one for you Michael, but it has the sea showing on both sides, so I guess it isn't the F69.... Hi Bob, Thanks for looking anyway. Much appreciated If I could get one, even in modest condition like this example I'd be very happy. I just saw one in Ingram's coin list that just came out. It is a little green...hard to see the sea levels without it being in hand.
  9. Happy Birthday Paulus. Go out and buy yourself a nice coin for your B-Day!....
  10. I thought I might have one for you Michael, but it has the sea showing on both sides, so I guess it isn't the F69....
  11. He also has it listed as a "KN" but the picture shows a "H"......
  12. I think the Edward VII Florin is one of Britain's best looking coins! Nice example!
  13. Here she is guys. She is the Secretary of London Coins Limited, who owns 51% of CGS Grading. The other two Officers are Stephen and Gillian Lockett, who are Directors. Who owns the other 49%...I do not know.
  14. Here is one that is easy to count the teeth on...definately 9.5 teeth!
  15. You may be right Pete, however I was looking at the two ND examples that Gouby has in his book, and to me it looked more like the 12.5 tooth example. The O is a little bit slanted, and it would be easy to read it either way! Has anyone else have a opinion?
  16. Good spot Terry - Michael Gouby's Victorian Penny book does picture a narrow 1880 and it's difficult to see whether your date is even narrower than his - there's not much in it. Even so, he'd only heard of 1 such example so it's not at all common. Richard I have 5 1880;s...they breakdown this way... qty 1 Narrow Date (12.5 teeth, like the one in the above example) 2 Wide Date (13.5 teeth, both are 8/8) 2 Wide Date (14.5 teeth)
  17. Nice purchase Jerry...nice, clear 8/8. Also the O of ONE is extremely clear, and that is one of the identifiers!
  18. Some anonymous donor in Chicago, places $20 gold pieces in the Salvation Army Christmas (Bell Ringer) buckets every year. The Salvation Army is so use to that happening, that they have a large coin dealer, in the area, that quickly turns the double eagles into cash for them!
  19. Thanks Dave. I just got my Nov "on-line" issue. I'll check it out.
  20. Here is a 1880 8/8 in Fair! If anyone wants it, it is $30.00 plus shipping. It also has the re-tooled O in ONE, like all of these coins have.
  21. Michael, What is the name of the article? I would like to read it.
  22. RLC35

    I will pay YOU

    Here is the best of the 3 1934 pennies I have. Pretty nice, but not in the same ballpark as the one for sale on ebay!
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