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Welcome to the forum stormbass. I've uploaded your pictures to make it easier for people. I'll take a punt at F10 but someone cleverer will come along in a bit and tell you what it really is. :)

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Although I cannot see any sig on bust I am sure it must be there pretty sure you have 2+D F10 Penny :)

 

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I thought it looked very similar to Richard's picture of the "Freeman 2*"? Lettering in particular looks almost identical with the missing bits.

 

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8 minutes ago, mrbadexample said:

I thought it looked very similar to Richard's picture of the "Freeman 2*"? Lettering in particular looks almost identical with the missing bits.

 

Freeman 2 star.jpg

That one is A in Victoria to tooth Jon

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1 minute ago, PWA 1967 said:

That one is A in Victoria to tooth Jon

Oh yeah. :D

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6 minutes ago, mrbadexample said:

Oh yeah. :D

F10 D to tooth in DG....D to gap in FID.

F13 D to gap   in DG... D to tooth in FID

If its not one of those combinations for a 1860 Buy it :D

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2 minutes ago, PWA 1967 said:

F10 D to tooth in DG....D to gap in FID.

F13 D to gap   in DG... D to tooth in FID

If its not one of those for a 1860 Buy it :D

I've written that down. :lol:

 

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Just now, terrysoldpennies said:

Your cheeky Pete, There's no FID on a Victorian Bun Penny.   :D

When I wrote it down I replaced the I with a colon because I know Pete's spelling's crap. ;)

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1 hour ago, stormbass said:

Anything about the letters?

Well I must admit, I did notice the letters when I glanced at the thread last night. The E's and the Y in "ONE PENNY", stand out as knackered. Similarly with the unclosed O and on the obverse, the C, A & T in VICTORIA (and T in BRITT), as well as the sort of missing lower colon dot after "REG".

Presumably the result of a worn die, but I've never seen an 1860 penny in quite such rough shape, worn die wise.    

          

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