The power of the forum soon sold after being put on here
Will be interesting to see if the flaw shows on any others of the same F66 1874H as that was a decent grade.
I seem to remember alfnail doing a similar excercise with the 1844 penny of which he looked at a lot although i cant find the thread now with the pictures.
The theory was exactly the same though.
The 1864 i would sooner have a lower grade one thats problem free.
The cleaning and verd would annoy me and for that kind of money i would prefer to spend it on something else
A few slabbed cgs in high grade.
PM me for pictures please if anybody interested in any.
1927 Grade 82 £45
1929 Grade 82 £45
1940 Grade 80 £25
1948 Grade 82 £25
Price includes postage
I also have a decent 1903 open £55 and 1940 single exergue £30.
Pete.
Teach me .....i thought it said 1862 and didnt bother looking at the picture ,they are 1962 so quite cheap really
Yes i agree Jerry not a problem when listed correctly however the sellers who relist them get on my fu£$%n nerves.
Thats a clear nice example and although not rare most seem to be low grade and worth checking as i have found a couple .
The second picture one was sold on ebay by john blyth about twelve months ago .
Think like most varieties people just start looking for them so more turn up and if i remember correctly a forum member found one that sold for over £1k at LCA a few years ago and at that time was considered rare.
In goubys book as BP1893B
I am sure there is a couple for everyone who may want something Jon
Errors are not my thing really but a couple of good ones there for anyone that collects them
Sounds good and good luck to them
What is ridiculous is Colin Mcgregor who could end up with £100 million for a sport he has professionally never done before and will end up a complete farce.
What you on about Peck
When i bought it Richard told me he had one and also the Workman one then mine.
Think thats three so cant see any reason why there is not anymore.