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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I'm not Richard but I agree . I think its an F78 -
One possible explanation could be that the letters in question have been re punched to hard , which would result in a deeper indentation into the die resulting in a bigger wider and longer letter . I have seen this on the date digits on some of the Victorian pennies. Im sure I have a picture some where , I'll see if I can find it . Note the 9 in the two date examples below
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
yes , I agree your middle example looks just like my 1860 Gouby Vc coin pictured below, but with the 1861 reverse . -
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
This one was up for auction at a starting price at £2.80 with no offers. Then it disappeared only to turn up as sold for £47. Its a Satin 28a. I only know of three, Bernie's one on Richards site, this one, and one other [No pic.] 1861 Freeman 4+D Centrally cut ribbon with misaligned colon after F:D: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/205436457401?_skw=1861+penny&itmmeta=01JSA06W8S3BFBQPH51PKENESB&hash=item2fd4f791b9:g:IdcAAeSwbtRoA5S2&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA4FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1d%2BQkGYEEyLO3zLsTXIJEyWIa6xLVpE35IrDPBn9qmxFJkZt0i3drt54CP8OXL5UPAyG9trH%2BjDR7UMWMpvhzXH7myS8d%2Fd4JBE1laG5KNccTvpGKw7T3DMCEV3fO2Z6ITP0C3rgaINuxjo1RJL3idV2kEdE6qQm5oTP8%2B54xIdtP6%2FNX7G4Fll3veMNqzHmOvE7pQB5hccRPNsdluyKgyyudwU1IYz%2FJ0ybeGiPjwjhGC%2FihHVRDDaM0DEYNiUFa8tAWHkXoIIu%2BkvuOEnUgrA|tkp%3ABk9SR8zEm8DKZQ -
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
1874 Penny Freeman 67 6+H Interesting coin this one . It seems to me that the F67 is much harder to find than the R12 rating given by Freeman , especially so in high grade . I could only find five examples ever sold on London Coins , and this seems to be the same with the F68 6+H Heaton rated R13 . This example interestingly also has an over stamped 7 in the date which I have not managed to find on any other example with this die combination. ?? -
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I thought these two coins would be good examples of what Rob was saying . Here's a really clear example of a die clash image being transferred onto the reverse side , Note how sharp the outline of the queens head is right around Britannia . But on the George v coin below which shows extreme ghosting, the outline is softer and is formed by a slight depression forming the outline of the kings head, caused as Rob say's by the flow of metal .
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
A very strange thing happened on ebay this evening . A 1863 Narrow 3 came up for auction at 6 o,clock with a starting price of 5£ . I straight away placed it in my favorites box , but also copied the pictures . I looked in a couple of times during the evening to see if any bids had been place , and none were. Then again I looked in at 10.30 , and to my surprise it took me to an 1861 coin . Now, I know I'm getting on a bit but I'm not that senile just yet. On my favorites it still says 1863, and to prove it the pictures are below. -
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terrysoldpennies replied to mikeweatherley@gmail.com's topic in Beginners area
Welcome to the forum Mike. You didn't say exactly what your interest is , but what ever it is , good hunting. -
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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The rarity ratings attributed by Freeman are as accurate as could have been made at that time , but new types discovered since then would have suffered from the mass meltdown in the 1970s , where as the numbers of scarce and rare types known by Freeman and other collectors would have been enhanced , due to searching for and including into their collections , and hording , a good example would be the 1951 penny
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I cant work out if your being serious or not Richard , it has to be a die crack running right through the 6 . Its not April fools day yet 😂 Some of us remember your Uncirculated narrow date 1877 !!! -
Welcome to the H. Hope your health improves, and long may you continue to collect . Terry
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terrysoldpennies replied to Madness's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
There is one you've forgotten Ian , The cross between the Shytzu and the Poodle , A Shytpoo. Friendly but very messy -
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terrysoldpennies replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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Minor GB Penny Queries - Etched 1860 ?, Lower 90 in 1890
terrysoldpennies replied to The Bee's topic in Free for all
The letter underneath looks to be the original R which has partly filled, and has then been over punched on the die with another R . The ones with a different letter are all very sought after, or with the same letter rotated and over punched , but not really with the same letter re punched more or less in the same position. -
And with top security postage of £1.65 😂
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Why don't E.bay stop this kind of thing. !! Obviously a fake !! One Penny Coin | eBay Mind you I can't see anybody being mug enough to buy it ?
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Ah well Pete we'll have to agree to disagree on this one. Below is a 1953 Cameo I gave to Richard , and as you can see it has Minute scratches across the field , but none of them cross onto the queens effigy which is clearly frosted . it is the same on the 1898 penny, and it would be impossible to polish the field alone without running over onto the raised surfaces . -
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terrysoldpennies replied to Prax's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
You could be right Martin , but the light when taking pictures can play some funny tricks . One thing is common to both coins though, is the tooth to the right side of the 8 has been cut on an angle to accommodate the positioning of the 8 over the tooth .