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    My own humble contribution….
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    http://www.londoncoins.co.uk/?page=Pastresults&searchterm=Halfpenny+1865&category=9&searchtype=1
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    Here you go Stu, from the same seller, even more tempting than the Chas farthing washer….. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Giorgius-III-D-G-Rex-Coin-Date-Unknown/323418417482?hash=item4b4d3d694a:g:59kAAOSwfjdbVdKy
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    1513?
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    Being a dealer doesn't mean a person is automatically infallible. I see Stu (Coinery) agrees with me. The coin is VF. Cool overstrike though!
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    Now, that's a beauty!
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    I love Bowie's early work. The Deram/Anthony Newley years, much underrated. He was guilty of knocking out one or two absolute stinkers during that period though. How about this demo. He never bothered to develop the song further himself (thank god) but, astonishingly, it was picked up and recorded by a group called Oscar, fronted by Paul 'Dancing With The Captain' Nicholas.
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    Nearer VF than EF I would've thought?
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    Class Peter!
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    No thank you! Affectation. Pantomime masquerading as avant garde. 'Look out, he's behind you!' 'Oh no he isn't.' 'Oh yes he is.' 'Oh no he…' etc etc. This is more like it…..
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    Clearly Peter, you are a man of good taste. I saw them at Eric's 78/79. Spellbinding.
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    I may now be a stuffy old opera and early music bod, but when young I liked other things. An Australian single I played to destruction, and a Manchester record I still like forty years on.
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    LOVE the Sixteen. We catch their annual pilgrimage tour each year in Liverpool.
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    Euripides trousers, Eumenides trousers….. Boom, boom. Thank you, thank you. I'm here all week, matinees Tuesday and Thursday, tell your friends.
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    My wife is a professional (Dr) classicist so a thumbs up from here Larry.
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    Planned for early retirement began last year. Before that, 30 years working in publishing as an illustrator, mostly children's books. Before that, making a racket with electric guitars.
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    Yes, straight away. Still pricey at £310. That spade guinea is only worth scrap weight.
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    Around £1,830 Pete.
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    I'd happily listen to Wilko Johnson all day long.
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    Everly Brothers? You'll not hear any objections from me. If we're talking prog's last gap? Bring it on. Couldn't come too soon. Here's one. July 1973. I saw this show a few weeks earlier at the Liverpool Empire. I was 14.
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    Sorry, I can't be doing with all this army greatcoat, groups biro-ed onto school bags, patchouli dabbed behind the ears, stuff. I've always liked toe-tappin' songs. This evening I've been losing myself in the glorious sounds of Dusty, and I don't care who knows it....
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    Your political preferences are yours alone and none of my business. I made my 'glass houses' comment in response to your suggestion our Antipodean cousins may be unable to construct a coherent sentence. That you didn't get this is priceless.
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