PWA 1967
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Yes brg pictures are quality and always look spot on.
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yes mate you can throw that away. keep looking and learning and dont be to keen on buying any until your sure you will be happy with your puchase.
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Rim Nicks - how important are they?
PWA 1967 replied to Nightvision's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Think its down to how scarce the coin is as mentioned earlier. I dont mind rim nicks/edge knocks if the strike is ok and i cant find a better one. I wouldnt buy anything that has been cleaned and not keen on verd or carbon spots. Only buy pennies and some with a lot of lustre show signs of handling and not really bothered about that either. I have a really nice 1858 large rose penny with small date a couple of nicks but the strike is nice and problem free. -
Welcome to the forum. A lot of people on here with the knowledge to help you and offer advice. I have spent hours looking at old posts/topics and still do always something to learn. Pete.
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He might of been prepared to pay more bob and thats what i would of been happy at. Although me bidding got you a bit more i suppose.
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Thanks Bernie. Their are a whole lot of followers listed. I assume they are waiting till the last few minutes to bid. Somehow I thought if the item did not end with a Buy It Now then it might fetch lot more. The other mules on ebay are struggling to fetch £600 but they are TB/BB I put the other bid in jac,just put £650 in and turned it off.
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Thank you. I think we take the books for granted and made me wonder how we could of possibly collected or studied bronze coins without them.
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Thanks jac
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You could see it with a loupe and obviously the better the strike the easier to tell the one i have was graded 82
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The loop of the 9 touches the downstroke nordle,can only really be seen under a microscope its that small a difference. They are also the same on 1903 ,04 and 06
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The loop of the 9 touches the downstroke nordle,can only really be seen under a microscope its that small a difference.
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Its one i have slabbed Bob c.g.s. 33125 i also have a 1903 one c.g.s 12546. I have the others you mention although they are not worth slabbing.
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An 1873 i have thats quite nicely toned c,g.s. 7721.
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I cant get my head around this . I have a penny that has been slabbed just a 1907 that has a price of £270 the variety is that small it can only be seen under a microscope. Its a closed 9 and although i have a couple the price seems daft and surely they are not scarce enough to warrant a premium as high as that ?. Pete.
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Welcome stevemersey thats a nice penny and definately worth keeping.
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Thanks jac i had not heard of the 1860 before and thought you may of had or seen one.
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Yes nice example i thought it was 1861 jac is there an 1860 i over i ?.
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Again another nice site Just me.
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Yes its reverse H although the picture of a lighthouse is small (and cant really tell) the other indicators are H
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Nice coins and pictures Nordle 11 and the site is spot on.Thanks for sharing i will have to look at doing something like this.
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Its not that one bob its item number 121685931855
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Thank you I did put a bid in this afternoon but have not heard from the seller maybe seeing what other offers he gets. Its the same coin that sold in LCA last september lot 2680
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Thanks jac and yes they were from neil.
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Yes paulus a quality collection with some really scarce pennies in top grades and well worth a look for anyone who has not seen it.
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I wish i could find something jac and its not through spending time looking. A 1860 3+D F13 i bought off neil paisley,with a die clash but good lustre. Its c.g.s. 31952