Nick
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Let's hope so, but somehow I doubt it. Don't think so. Just found some private listings that started today.
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Let's hope so, but somehow I doubt it.
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They are bound to have a rule forbidding it (and if they don't, they soon will).
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Pain in the derriere?
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Yep. I'm not happy about it at all. This will merely serve to encourage more shill bidding. Which secretly serves eBay just fine!It's another nail in their coffin. Not being able to relate feedback to genuine buyers/sellers means that it serves no purpose and might as well not be there. All buyers and sellers should just stop leaving feedback - eBay will get the message soon enough.
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1925? The streamer seems to match that of a 1925 sovereign. -
I bet they'd reject it then though!
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There also seems to be detail missing from the cape between the LC and Bentley examples. The Bentley example has more folds. The streamers behind the helmet seem a little different too.
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A further observation now that I've found the rest of the pictures, I think the lighting could do with some work to get rid of the glint on the coins. It's because of the LED lighting. I had similar issues when I tried to use an LED lighting ring in my coin photography setup. Looks like it would work well for stamps though.
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Only £30 markup on a £20 item - a veritable bargain - not.
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A nicely toned (IMO) 1820 halfcrown coming up at DNW in December.
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Not a chance. You mean you don't have one in top grade?
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Light golden toning on a 1907 florin:
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1902 shilling:
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If any of the suspicious examples are mine, please feel free to "out" them as such.
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And a colourful 1953 proof halfpenny:
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Another couple from me:
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Fantastic obverse on that 1838 sixpence Jaggy!
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And something more "interesting" or questionable depending on your point of view:
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Nice antique toning.
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And other colourful one:
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More single colour peripheral toning:
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Something a bit more colourful.
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Next up; a nice peripheral toning sixpence.