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josie

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  1. About the 1990 5 pence smaller size it all listed as proof in CCGB. no in circulation but on other reference they note in BU, I or others may misinterpret that thier is no 1990 5 pence in circulation so I check in other reference they are in circulation.
  2. Thanks mint for the info. About the 1991 5 pence their is a close and open circle in 1991? I just saw one maybe Im mistaken. On 1990 I think the circle is overlaping maybe through production. But on 1992 clearly it is open about the boundaries of the open and close 9 if it exist will have to wait few more time
  3. Maybe. Or a worn die combine with thin flan,for me if even it is a thin flan the edge should also be sharper if the die is sharp. Or worn die,thin flan,and worn in circulation. Or their are 2 different die use one use in early days thats is sharp and the second one for latter use and long and worn now is round that may came common.
  4. Thanks Gary. Just one of a curiosity coin. Is good to browse in this forum to have somewhat a guide on what I will going to look on the coin, if it differs from normal struck. I see this coin if it is a ding from other coin,for D are somewhat alingned to N this coin most of them the D is more outward than N for me was something press on top to create that effect,or an unpolished die. If it is a repunched or over letter others can checked their coins 1945 halfcrown backward and onwards in the series if it exist.
  5. Any addtional info.
  6. Well count the round one
  7. Guest and members base in ireland, Anyone going to RDS dublin coin show? Just happen to drop by at cathedral stamp the lad mentioned that thier is a coin show from 11:00 in the morning tomorrow.
  8. Nik you can count the number of round 5 pence and square 5 pence you have is all up to you. For now the ratio of getting one is 26:1 I will include peters search posted in this forum.
  9. Thank you Chris. It will help alot.
  10. I wonder what is the ratio for the 2 type. Mine is 6:1 if the coin I post is square. How about you nik?
  11. Most 1992 are all L,I,A and other letter are pointing to space between bead. Here is the picture. I saw a 1992 10 pence different color but somehow both have move or some force by the magnet Here is the picture of L,I, A and others letters directly points to bead. Having problem on posting the picture in order. Any additional info.
  12. Thanks ken for the info.
  13. Yes it is 1990 5pence. Saw 1991 rounded edge,but 1992 onwards square it seems that 1990 have both but also maybe 1991 for 1992 onwards on coins that I have is sharp and square like. Didnt seen any difference on the die on obverse and reverse.
  14. I dont know. Good to try if this is it.
  15. Thanks chris. Im loss again maybe because of the new login page, I thougth one cannot go through the forum browse except members,it is still good, guest can browse for info but dont have access to spam the forum. Good Work.
  16. WELCOME RICHARD. Additional picture may help for the expert can easily identify.
  17. How come their is still guest appeared? It should be all member and anonimous member,when you go to the main page at the bottom.
  18. WELCOME KEN.
  19. Thanks Chris for the info.
  20. It orignated on GB. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boy_Scouts_of_America#Origins
  21. How about the coin from 2006 and the 5 new coin in 2007 have an article in coinlink they have a lot of things on those coins. Why they are not included? It will be several years again till you and others will published a new released,is this means that those coins will be published in the future not now, quite a story on those reverse. Did Boyscout did originate in GB or US? http://www.coinlink.com/whatsnew/index.html
  22. I thought that slab coin can go far as that. There is no company will going to assure the value of expensive slab coin to the bank,and it will be different if their is one and accepted by the monetary service.
  23. Most slab coins are expensive and coin collecting has a market of its own. From the profit it already acquire in its present market, That a person can use it pay debt to someone else. Or use it to pay debt in a bank. Or pay national debt to finacial instution is this possible?
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