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PWA 1967

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  1. Azda who is MP just thought i would wake you up ?
  2. Be interesting to hear johns opinon ,has it been cleaned,I have dealt with you before and would like your view
  3. No worries ,happy collecting and keep smiling.Glad they arrived safely
  4. yes ian although its for my grand daughter .Hope your well and be lucky
  5. Hi if thats you ian welcome to the forum.Pete from manchester
  6. Sorry bronze mad for repeating you
  7. Looks like a four but need a close up,could be very scarce.
  8. Yes vicky thats what i meant see the same coin numerous times
  9. Not at that price a c.g.s graded e/f sold at the last london auction for £1400 plus commission and was better than that. I want one unc but thats not worth looking at and daft money
  10. Think the point of different dealers/auction house makes the difference.Its a penny i have been looking to purchase.Not really common in a good grade,but see the same coin numerous times.
  11. Parcel posted today jason .Happy collecting
  12. The thing that i am not sure about.Looking at michael gouby book BP1882 Aa the coin does have the right reverse and 14 teeth ?.
  13. The rim on mine could never be determined as a proof peck unless mistruck .Think i will just send c.g.s. a mail .I just see it as a nice coin from circulation in a good grade.
  14. In my opinion appears to be an H thanks rob
  15. Nothing i can find peck and no big deal.Would be interested in c.g.s. opinion but not loosing any sleep.
  16. Still after looking at the coin to be graded as a specimen strike rather than a high grade normal issue can only come down to the fields in the blank ?
  17. Good post and scary for non experts like me.
  18. Hi peter yes the problems are obvious , however why a specimen one only graded ?
  19. Thanks peck .The real question is how can c.g.s .determine a specimen strike and grade the coin as the only one they have graded.As opposed to just a high grade normal issue
  20. Thank you so much ,have you any opinions paulus as to why it would be graded specimen strike ?
  21. Hi . i recently purchased an 1876H penny.The thing i am confused with is its been graded by c.g.s. as a specimen strike.I no it might not be a big deal,does this just mean its a good early strike ?. sorry i cant download the pictures .However its c.g.s. uin 26028.If someone can put the pictures up would appreciate it.At a caravan in abersoch and the computer keeps going off. Many thanks . Pete.
  22. As someone who used to buy frequently on ebay the whole bidding scenario has now become a joke.Its either a bin or i cant be bothered with all the hassle anymore.Shill bidding everyone up just annoys me and wastes everyones time .
  23. Happy to buy a set ,thought it would of been easy to get a mint penny.Obviously wrong again
  24. Got most but sill looking,Thanks
  25. I have found it much easier to work out freeman numbers ,varieties etc .Having the different coins in hand and comparing them was a big learning curve..I now feel confident spending money on a coin and learned a lot more studying the coin rather than just looking at a book .Its not a case of looking for something i just got familiar with freeman numbers by having low grade examples.
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