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Nonmortuus
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7 hours ago, Peter said:I love a book and purchased at a whim "Grosser Deutscher Munzkatalog" 1800 onwards. I have a few coins picked up over the years which I enjoy and wanted to expand on Krause's offerings. I look forward to pictures and further discussion.
I don't have anything rare, in fact the ones I have are all pretty common, 1914 A Mark etc but I I love the design and some of them seem to pick up exceptional toning.
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Good to see other people like them too! I will post some pictures of mine when I get around to taking them.
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As the title, I have picked up a few Marks over the last year and wondered if anyone else collected them?
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I assume the 50 million is the rest of the UK population whether able to vote or not. 2019 estimate is approx 66.85 million , so leaving 49.45 after those who voted leave are accounted for.
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I agree azda. Given the premium difference in slabs between a 69 and a 70 I may just aim for a pre stabbed one.
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2 hours ago, Coinery said:How on earth did you manage to get so many pictures into one post, I often give up trying to put 2 images into my posts. 😲
I would imagine URLs to a hosting site.
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Yeah, take look on facebook, think there are 3 so far that had white marks on them.
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There are a few on facebook complain about the gold proofs as they seem to have a residue on them.
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Thanks jaggy. I will try to get some pictures over the next few days.
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Thanks Rob, if is isn't a 8 over 7 its still a very nice example. If i remember I will bring it Sunday.
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Reviving an old thread..... As the title, is the overdate obvious under magnification? I just picked up another 1758 described as a 1758/7 but would welcome any tips on spotting the overdate or should it be blatantly obvious?
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15 minutes ago, craigy said:i didnt notice that till you pointed it out, now its all i can see lol
First thing I clocked... I still need one for my type example.
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Collecting mine from the Midland on Sunday 😀
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First time I have bid on LCA lots but I won one of two I was after. Another type box ticked.
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55 minutes ago, Coinery said:Just had a look...quite a pretty design, rather surprised.
That is the major reason I want one or both. I think they are rather nice to look at regardless of the price fluctuations and I feel it would be a nice addition 😀
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58 minutes ago, azda said:Lol........They are increasing in price hard eh....
I haven't really been tracking the price if I am honest but I am looking for an example of each to sit in my collection for a good 20 to 30 years providing I don't get hit by a bus! It does seem the graded ones carry a stupid premium though.
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Is anyone aware of any 1989 half and full sovs available apart from on ebay please? I am potentially looking for 1, maybe both examples.
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I just have some of the Bullion silver ones.
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Thanks for the feedback. The fields actually look much better in hand and this was broken out of an ANACS slab before I bought it. At the time I felt that it had been undergraded as did the seller (obviously) but also the guys from Baldwin's on the next table.
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As the title. Following the discussion on Azda thread can I have your opinions on grade please on this half crown. I dont mind slabbed coins and i am thinking of submitting it.
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I would say it's Aef? Maybe ef? Some wear on highest points but has bags of eye appeal.
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There was a large hoard of hammered silver and gold discovered last weekend up Newcastle way. There were live streams on facebook with pictures etc.