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i like a little Ebay flutter now and again, in fact its pretty much where i buy all my coins form these days, picked up this nice 1937 proof florin for just under a score, i was the only bidder, has a few marks on the obverse but its better than the one have already, my pictures don't do it justice 

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There are two varieties of 1937 proof florin.  The 2nd I in SHILLING on the reverse either points to a tooth or a space.

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3 hours ago, Nick said:

There are two varieties of 1937 proof florin.  The 2nd I in SHILLING on the reverse either points to a tooth or a space.

i:ll look into that, cheers 

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14 hours ago, Nick said:

There are two varieties of 1937 proof florin.  The 2nd I in SHILLING on the reverse either points to a tooth or a space.

can you cite any references, can't seem to find anything, there was a matte proof version that i was already aware of, but thats as rare as hens teeth

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48 minutes ago, craigy said:

can you cite any references, can't seem to find anything, there was a matte proof version that i was already aware of, but thats as rare as hens teeth

The two types are in in Davies (2070 & 2071), although at that time the 2071 proof was unconfirmed.

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2 hours ago, Nick said:

The two types are in in Davies (2070 & 2071), although at that time the 2071 proof was unconfirmed.

yeaah just managed to spot the 2 diiferent ones, 

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7 hours ago, Nick said:

The two types are in in Davies (2070 & 2071), although at that time the 2071 proof was unconfirmed.

Davies is a reference to "British Silver Coins Since 1816" by Peter J. Davies.  If you want a copy, Rob (rpcoins.co.uk) may have it in stock or you could look on eBay.

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12 minutes ago, Nick said:

Davies is a reference to "British Silver Coins Since 1816" by Peter J. Davies.  If you want a copy, Rob (rpcoins.co.uk) may have it in stock or you could look on eBay.

cheers

 

was getting that confused withthe other book, silver coins of the 20th c, which i thought was a later ediion 

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26 minutes ago, Nick said:

That is the David Groom book, well worth a buy if you like varieties.  The author (DaveG38) is a member of this forum.

i like books full stop ;0)         

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