PWA 1967

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Thats why Bernie said it was definately no H Terry

Its all good fun just the cleaning them bugs me

Not a clue and the seller been mentioned a few times on here. Its a pity as you dont know with some what they are really like in hand.The 1932 she /he has been selling a while appears Mint toned and nice allbeit expensive IMO.

Another one who is not right .....Some coins when she /he first buys them are ok and then polishes them

Jerry your a Doctor your supposed to help us not send us over the edge

Yes i see what your looking at , put it under a microscope to get a proper look .

Yes your head. The B joining the hair ...... I cant see whats underneath the bottom loop of the B is it just dirt ?.

Just looked at this listing again seller says.......I have had quite a few people mail me to say it is a rare coin

Yes they can have that appearence sometimes especially about 25 past if it was a clock Why you are learning that one side is called the reverse....the face side is called the obverse.

Hi. The teeth are joined to the rim so there is not a gap,were as the beaded one is on a small scale like dots round the edge (beads) and will show a gap being circular. Ideally it would be nice if the beads were on one side and the teeth on the other. As far as anything else you are correct and would need to post some pictures........Hopefully someone can help you with that. Good luck selling them although there are thousands of them for people to choose from and most collectable ones are the ones that show all the detail. Dont be in a rush to sell them as you never know one might be worth a few quid

Yes the detail is really clear for it to be anything to do with the obverse. I think your on the right lines Ian and is a strange looking thing.

Anybody found a Finger flaw yet ?. I now think nobody is possibly interested in them or has even seen a picture to know what to look for ,i have none to even look at .

Is it OBV 2 Theres one somewhere on another thread i havent seen anymore ,you will have to put a picture up.

So is this OBV 1 or OBV 2 .........Zoo ?.

Now your doing my head in deleating things and ammending your previous posts

Yes so 1 + B ? ........

Also Ians picture and not your own that ones clear

Yes but is it OBV 1 or OBV 2

I have sent you my opinion Ian ......So will let someone else confirm. Maybe you can post the pictures i also sent you as they are quite clear

We will just call it a RT error Jon as i dont have a clue

I think its possibly a lamination error showing the coin struck through from the obverse due to the weaker flan........Not my theory just asked someone Although looking again that doesnt make sense as the head is lower

My head is not right Zoo......but your going to send me beserk,what you looking at Maybe i am going really bonkers as just gone into a bit of a trance staring at it

Nice thing about the 1897 Stu is theres a few different ones so may end up seeing a scarce one Although the one you bought £28.50 was off a forum member and he wouldnt miss anything as really knows his pennies