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Florin 1929 Grade: Choice UNC (CGS 85) Standard Type ESC 949 UIN: 11460 £75 - Free Delivery Will remove from slab if requested I have three more 1929 Florins same grade: Uins: 11467, 698, 26130

Penny 1902 Grade: Choice UNC (CGS 82) Dies 1+B Freeman 157 UIN: 36471 £60 - Free Delivery Will remove from slab if requested

Stop picking on me . . . .X

Hi Matt. It was a typo which I appreciate Pete pointing out. It was a simple mistake and nothing else. I will ensure all is accurate in future. Sincere Apologies !

Thank you Peter. Appreciated !!!

SOLD to Ian B

SOLD PM me for details Ian

Penny 1912 Grade: UNC (CGS 80) Dies 1+A Freeman 172 UIN: 9285 £70 - Free Delivery Will remove from slab if requested

LOL - just a typo - NVF. I have got my glasses from upstairs and I can see now hahahahaha I am not a dealer or used to putting up things for sale like this. Thanks for watching over me Saint Peter LOL

Penny 1904 Grade: UNC (CGS 78) Dies 1 +B Freeman 159 UIN: 38955 £65 - Free Delivery Will remove from slab if requested Provenance: Ex-London Coins Auction A152 6/3/2016 Lot 2507 (part)

Morning Pete. I have always found the crosslet 4 hard to find You have always been trust worthy, what price would you advise ?

Penny 1902 Grade: Choice UNC (CGS 82) Dies 1+B Freeman 157 UIN: 34548 £60 - Free Delivery Will remove from slab if requested

Penny 1864 Grade: NVF (CGS 35) Dies 6+G - Crosslet 4 Freeman 48 UIN: 35293 £65 - Free Delivery Will remove from slab if requested

Penny 1863 Grade: EF (CGS 60) Dies 6+G Freeman 42 UIN: 36172 £50 - Free Delivery Will remove from slab if requested

Never thought of that. Possibly it was a mock up to show the Head Coinier at KN as making dies then was a labour intensive operation. Good observation !

Lets hope I have the ability to extrapolate information from missing data then

Provenance I have some from the collector I bought it from. To get provenance before this without paperwork would be near impossible. I would appreciate any information on this coin as I strive to learn as much as I can about my coins as when I retire I have intentions of a book. All contributors will get a mention - your pseudonym could be "Señor español dinero" I am going to PM you some thing to look at . . . .

Do you have any Pennies or other denomination Edward VII to swap or sell in a deal for this ?

The coin in the photo is mine in my collection. I have searched for info and come up empty handed. I did enjoy you motto: There are 2 types of people in this world, those with the ability to extrapolate information from missing data - This obviously applies to me :-)

I understand now. You are referring to coins minted by the Kings Norton mint. I told you it was a rookie mistake. Thank you for taking the time to explain - Appreciated !

That look very much like the same coin as mine but with far more detail. Are you doing this to upset me ?

Nordle has caused me a problem now - Just when I thought i was getting to near complete my Edward VII penny collection he shows me another addition Muchas Gracias Amigo :-)

Hi Rob With me being a novice I don't understand the connection between my 1902 penny and the 1918/19 ones. Sorry to ask what is such a "Rookie" question but I would appreciate an in-depth reply Regards Guy

All that glitters is not gold - so they say. Like Sword said leaving aside the value there are some pennies with full lustre that have more eye appeal than an Australian Bikini Models a**e. At least with the pennies you have a chance to have one in your hands to fondle and closely examine. . . For me the pre 1860 ticker flan pennies with lustre are amazing works of art and I have never been bored admiring their beauty. The 1934 Crown is a favourite of mine and on the higher grades, maybe due to the 70% + silver content, the fields are mesmerising. Finally the reverses of some Florins and Half Crowns have such intricate detail that they could easily be described as beautiful.

The only information I have on this coin is as follows: "Kings Norton Metal Company Trial piece. Obverse: Bust right within raised inner circle and outer border of linked circles, no legend. Reverse: KINGS NORTON METAL CO L.D around an border of linked circles, this encircling 10 small circles and a further border of linked circles, the cypher KNM within. Weight 10.19 grammes" It is a lovely quirky coin which I bought last year. It is slabbed by CGS at grade 65 which is GEF grade to non Coin Coffin Collectors. The Obverse is worn and could possibly be a weak strike as it certainly won't be a worn die. It is the only one known to CGS and I would appreciate any information upon it for my records