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mrbadexample

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  1. How about a pic to compare then eh?
  2. Quite. Just a missing serif after all. It did look nice, if I remember correctly the one you mean. I take it it went too high? Much of what I was interested in sailed away into the "much too expensive".
  3. Was that the regular or inverted 1? I had my eye on those, amongst many other things. Most of the lots I had my eye on went far too high for me but I picked up a couple.
  4. Just battered and bruised I think.
  5. Just a damaged 1886 I think?
  6. Did you have any luck Brian?
  7. No issues for me either Mike.
  8. That's a very nice find for 50p. Personally I wouldn't get it slabbed but if you're just looking to sell it it might be worth it.
  9. He's sold 5 so far.
  10. Well, you know what you're getting.
  11. Somewhat damning description on the slab. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1877-Indian-Cent-Penny-1C-Certified-ANACS-VG8-Details-Rare-Key-Date-Coin-/142484906175?hash=item212cc320bf:g:oC4AAOSwoydWpU8g
  12. It's caused during the striking process when the two dies clash together without a blank planchet in between. Part of the design is then transferred to the opposing die. Subsequent coins struck will then have a faint impression from the other side, as yours does. In modern production this is likely to affect large numbers of coins so I don't think you could class it as rare.
  13. I'm not buying that one, it's covered in hairlines so it must have been cleaned.
  14. It does make me wonder if I shouldn't be taking a hammer / chisel / anvil / grinder to my nice £1s to make some errors. There are some seriously stupid people out there.
  15. I also reported it. Seems that multiple reports is the key.
  16. Go on then, I'll play. You need some low grade examples to add to the mix.
  17. I can't help Brian, but if you post it here you'll almost certainly get your answer.
  18. Population report (59 coins). 28 x type 1 25 x type 2 6 x type 5.
  19. Two pence. Very slightly over that if you melt them down for scrap, as I understand it.
  20. I stumbled across the first series quite by accident, but thought it was a little gem.
  21. And me, for all the good it'll do.
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