PWA 1967
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1899 Crown - Confused dot com
PWA 1967 replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
The bit now shows on both pictures and just the tongue that is missing. -
All the best peter.
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Put your feet up and take it easy. Get well soon peter.
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Just some pr-ck bidding on his own coin and phone
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Thanks paulus
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An 1826 plain saltire from the london auction last week ,only won one lot out of seven.Still a bit dear i suppose but happy and wont be looking for another one .C.G.S. 25851. It was lot 2143
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Happy Retirement Day Bagerap
PWA 1967 replied to azda's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
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Hat off.
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London Coins Catalogue Out
PWA 1967 replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Results are up for anyone interested. -
Thats made me feel a lot better as i cant spell.
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1903 v/f £575 e/f £2650 1860 mule v/f £475
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The P of Penny to gap is also easy to spot
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Buckscoins - curious
PWA 1967 replied to Colin88's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I think he sells them on commision and therefore has nothing to lose really -
yes sorry the mule farthing in unc no price as obviously scarce in that grade
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£5,250 UNC £1,100 E/F £800 UNC £1,150 UNC £1,050 UNC
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I assume these were not sent for grading and were already slabbed. Although c.g.s. SUPPOSEDLY knock the coin down on the grading for edge knocks.Surely if noticeable would show on the pictures taken before slabbing.
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Its not an open 3
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Thats nice danz
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Yes the photos are quality
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That will never happen ozjohn ,its that side that have kept c.g.s going i would assume.
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Dingbat not heard that for ages ,made me smile.
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He is not going to be daft enough to show his face.They are just low life who hide from everyone
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Hi potlings and welcome to the forum
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Out of order,although would of thought he would of done them all on the same day.
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hi mark. The mistake (if it is one) has been made by three different graders . I was led to believe they are looked at by a grader and the details put on a system. This is then repeated twice by two other graders and if one grader rejects a coin that the coin is given a yellow ticket. If they are slightly different the lowest grade is attributed. This means all three graders put the coin at 80. Makes me have doubts in this instance. Pete.
