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  1. Strange , that the die in question cannot be found in older sales of the 1763 Shilling

    yet same seller of the £2395 1763 now has another at £1400 and a USA seller has

    a much worse looking one at £1256

    Photo one is of the one already discussed and still up for sale £2395

    Photo two is the new one same seller has £1400

    Photo three is the USA one at £1256

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  2. Seems sellers has moved into coins, on completed items , he listed your sixpence 3 times

    on the same day ( sold once ) also a Henry groat ( not sold ) and another similar Milled

    Elizabeth Sixpence listed 2 times ( sold once ) . Wonder what the buyer of that one got ?

  3. Last one I had was September 2014 , there was a notice I think before December

    saying if a printed catalogue was required it must be ordered and paid for .Before

    that they were freebees for many years past

  4. Thought they didn't grade " damaged " Coins

    Last two similar 1930's through DNW were GEF £400 and Virtually as struck £350

    I would have thought you would be lucky to get 25% to 35% of that asking price from a Dealer ?

  5. It seems these days the authorities are just not interested, like they seemed

    to be in the 1970's when the fake gold £5 pieces flooded the market from

    Beirut in the Lebanon and UK Coins Dealers were bringing them and other

    fakes in ,in tubes of 25 . Several top Dealers at the time insisted they were

    Genuine, and one I knew was about in tears when a dozen or so were seized

    from him. Quite a few Dealers when down for selling them , but now even some

    of the largest Auction houses sell them ( as fakes ) so is the law now changed ?

  6. I think the answer will come if more from this strange die work turn up ,

    they certainly look very doubtful to me and if they are wrong, its quite

    certain more will show up. Some say the 1763 fakes are casts , which

    I very much doubt as the Chinese are doing lots of Die struck fakes

    and thinking if a coin is Die struck its okay and genuine is a very

    dangerous path to tread, as its caught out many in the past . Things

    are getting serious in the fake market and my feelings are the BNTA

    are side stepping the issues by keeping it secret . It doesnt matter how

    ethical and respectable a dealer is, they can get caught out just like

    Baldwins and DNW were with the first 1763 Shillings that hit the market.

  7. Interesting that " jelida " saw that. I think same dies but not the same coin.

    Ive been watching these since I got caught with one, and looked at many

    dozens of photos, and never seen these dies, so very very strange and it

    will be interesting if more show up !

    Heres a Genuine nice one...note the lettering and especially the

    drapery under the Kings chin

    post-6970-0-97476900-1424018448_thumb.jp

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