PWA 1967
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Phone Heritage up in London maybe if you want to use NGC.
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No i think your getting mistaken with the cheaper one. The British bronze penny........Specialised edition ,all the pictures are in colour and a lot more in depth than the one you may be thinking of. If you go on the Michael coins website you will see the picture and description £50. Pete.
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The Gouby penny book for anyone looking at pennies is definately one to consider if not a must have. Probably most of the ones you are looking at have been studied by all the people who contributed to it ,so although your opinion may differ it has just about everything that has been found up untill it was published.The £50 may be well spent and i would definately recommend it before buying a coin.
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I have not got it to hand but Satin from memory has about seven or eight varieties (i think) of 1865/3. Definately quite a few I never thought to look in Gouby maybe not seven and gouby has five .
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I can think of other terms Dave but wont put them on here. They obviously have a good set up for the Auctions DNW after not buying anything yesterday i phoned up to pay for my lots i bought on Tuesday , they arrived this morning. Hat off to them . They have always been good each time i have bought from them ,so nice to give someone some credit when its due -
Yes that Candy Davis was a BU GEM i wouldnt be putting that away in a slab
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Thanks Mike as i did wonder who the collection was being sold by ,you dont see many scarce ones all at once
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That £20 service is only for coins Pre-decimal and as far as passing it on i dont think they photograph it so you could never be sure it was the same coin.
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I dont think there is as many penny collectors as we think for the varieties and does not seem many new collectors coming on the forum or from what i am told going to shows. Same auction a scabby 1860 T for £100 that was over £500 a few years ago at LCA ,more turn up and people have one prices come down IMO. I think the F32 went for about £80 i realise it wasnt very good but again i would think a few years ago it would of gone for more than that.
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Sent you a message ,so your aware i am not ignoring you Pete.
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Just passed this on
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£75 posted . Pete.
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1844 Plain 4.....PECK1487 CGS grade 55 Hopefully pictures to follow . £90 Posted Special delivery. Pete.
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1844 has gone....Thanks Zoo
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1844 £40 Posted. Pete.
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1844 Serif to 4 CGS grade 45......Not really high grade but a harder date to find and cheap. CGS have only graded two. Hopefully pictures to follow £50 Posted. Pete.
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If the coin is problem free and the money going to charity especially a kids one dont bother with ebay. I will pay you more than you will get on there or any auction come to that. PM me at any time should you wish to. Pete.
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If you type in the search box top right 1863 open 3 Larry there will be plenty of pictures that have been posted previously.Also quite a few on the LCA website if you click on prices realised and again enter 1863 open 3. Pete.
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A good read that Paddy and could not put it down.Interesting chapter on the intended designs and shapes for the Brass Threepence ,although the designs turned down for the silver with animals and birds on did not surprise me Thanks again. Pete.
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So not that many really.
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Thank you Paddy arrived earlier
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Me and Michael must of been typing at the same time but atleast now you have got your answer twice
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Hi Chris. Dont be taken in by all the hype and crap on ebay. All the Two pence up to 1982 say NEW PENCE. This means there are millions of them and not worth anything. When the NEW PENCE was dropped in 1982 it was replaced by TWO PENCE some were produced in sets with 1983 on one side and NEW PENCE on the other.This is the one that is rare and sells for big money known as a mule with a different Obverse and Reverse (Heads and Tails)Sorry if its not what you wanted to hear. Keep smiling. Pete.
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Think its all about if we want something we buy it and if we are happy it doesnt matter what anyone else thinks. There is no need for anyone to defend what they have bought (apart from to the wife) its upto them. I have paid more for things i want ,not just coins but allsorts of daft things and buy them for ME. We are collectors so fill gaps ,some gaps are worth more to us than someone else. Well bought Jaggy ....If your happy thats all that matters
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I doubt Paul wants another 1946 CGS 80 . £15.75 Posted.......Same as the grading fee again. Pete.
