Johnshan
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Oh no......looks like Im too late again. Hope you keep me in mind though, š¤
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Thanks for your like š Your 1698 halfpenny looks rather screwed up, I understand why you chose to keep it Original
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This is the farthing just need the halfpenny to keep it company !!
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I hope that we`re not bidding against each other!! š
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Thanks for your info. I know that Iām on a mission impossible to find one anything decent, Fine would be Fine or even great, but I continue to look / hunt. Who knows in the end I just might find one. I keep hoping, Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies. Cheers
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Hi Rob. Yes Ive seen a couple for sale but it seem that im always too late and the coins been sold.ā¹ļø But thanks for wishing me luck.
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Looking for type 1 William III 1698 Halfpenny date in Exergue
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Thanks this may help . My email address is jshannon999@aol.com Sorry but i dont know what you mean by PM ?
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Hi can someone help me please I have a CGS slabbed coin that has been incorrectly recorded on the slap. How can I check that the coin inside the slab is the original that was graded and not a fake? The slap records that it is a William 3rd FIRST Bust but the actual coin is, I think, a THIRD variety bust. Thanks
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Thank you Rob
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I just been closely studding one of my coins that I bought at a market. Its a 1820 George III sixpence. Spink 3791. Can you help me decide if the sixpence is ESC 2209, old ESC 1639B ( I of HONI over S) or not? Thanks for your help. Just couldn't sort the pic out neater Sorry
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Than you sleepy
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Good news. Thank you,something else I've learned.
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Thanks for your advise, See pictures Regards John
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Looking fro advice. I've just purchased a William III shilling and it is covered in black fleck marks, if I use a silver dip to remove these will it reduce its value? If it does is there a way of removing them that doesn`t Thanks
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Thanks Craigy very helpful Regards
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Very helpful Rob, it gives me a figure guide to check my coins, basically between 20 to 24 grains (1.3 to 1.5 grams) Thank you
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Hi, I've been trying to find the official weight of Saxon and Norman pennies but without success. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks
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Hi, I've been trying to find the official weight of Saxon and Norman pennies but without success. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks
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Rob, I've studied the drawings in Spink over and over, but just cant seem to get to grips with them. I found the pics you sent much clearer. Regards
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I'm looking for the slabbed errors now, and the bargains. Regards
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Yes I can see the difference now. Rob is definitely correct from what I can see. Pic of reverse attached Thank you all for your help and thanks again Rob for the pics.
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Thanks Rob, I can clearly see the difference between them now. Thanks for your help. CGS need to re-train their staff, I think, or send them to Specsavers.
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Thanks Rob. This coin has been encapsulated supposedly by CGS as EF60 ! Thanks again
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Hi everyone I'm looking for some expert advice. Has any one some good pictures of William 3rd Shilling Busts, First, Third, and Third variant. I just cant tell the difference from the pictures that I have. I bought this one listed as first bust but I'm not sure, can you help please. Thanks
