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  1. Nordle11
    Thanks for Sharing Terry, I've only seen this on the 1967 too. Interesting to note it is on a previous year, even though the reverse dies were different.
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    I just added the photo for Pete, he spotted it!
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    Well it's only there on the phone, so if you're on your computer you won't see it! From Richard's screenshot;
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    Welcome, I from now will refer to the menu button as the hamburger button great name
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    Try tapping the 'hamburger' again, then swiping from right to left, I think the menu is being hidden on the right because of the bad fit for the advert..
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    It's been done, so shout if you still get the old quotes/posts coming up in the reply box. Mine seems to be fine right now.
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    A nice coin Peter, and like Paulus says a really good price! And there I was thinking you hated us penny boys
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    Pipped to the post good link Mike
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    I don't think the chances are very high Ian, as far as I know the only known one is sitting in the British museum. There is a picture lurking somewhere I'm sure I've seen it, if I find it I'll post back here for you.
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    I'm leaning toward a combo of Jerry's and Ian's thoughts, it has such likeness to the shape of having tape across it while the rest of it has been exposed to something.
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    Welcome to the dark-side But seriously that's a great coin AND an equally great photo, especially through a slab!
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    Whoops That should of course be 22mm.
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    Definitely great advice from Matteo, it should weigh 7.98 grams and have a diameter of 22m. Depends how good your scales are of course!
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    Excellent news! This was a great idea and glad you found one so quickly. Thanks for updating us too
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    Yes that works. One question - does the strip across the reverse match directly to the 2 'squares' on the reverse, so you could follow the outer lines and they meet up? I don't think there is any example of a lamination flaw with such perfect shapes, but how it was done is the real question.
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    Doesn't work for me? Possible filled die for the 1947? Strange tail end on the 9 though, maybe PMD.
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    Now it works very nice coins, especially good detail on the crosslet 4.
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    It's very much an American phenomenon, error collecting, but that just means that UK errors are all that much cheaper, so I'm not complaining too much
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    That's a cracking coin Jerry, and if any of the ones Pete has sent me compared to the CGS pictures are anything to go by, it must be a beauty in hand!
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    Haha, yep you need to submit at least one white paper on a coin subject of your choice Its just an automatic group name for anyone with 200 posts or over, your edit time increases with it.
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    Strike doubling/mechanical doubling is where the doubling happens during the striking process, like when the coin shifts slightly during a strike or the vibrations cause the die to jolt out of position. It's different to doubled die strikes/hub doubling which is where the doubling has occurred during the die making process, in case you're wondering.
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    10 minutes editing time for newer members, it increases once you become part of the 'Numismatic Research Group'.
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    Don't forget that the difference between grades for this type of year can mean a big chunk of money. But if you're looking for another sale, there's one coming up in March at LCA; 3rd from the bottom NEF/EF (as graded by them) so a bit better than yours, but it gives you an idea at least.
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    PM sent RE the 1912h, if you are also interested I have a 1918KN for sale too. You are welcome to make an offer, the BIN is a little high but put down what you'd be happy to pay, you might be surprised.
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