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51 minutes ago, Bernie said:

Well Done !

Like Hens Teeth !

About time I got lucky with a punt - I couldn't ID it from the seller's group photo so pretty pleased. :)

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I thought I'd see how my F264 compares to others out there. Well, I would if I could find any. :wacko:

"Worthpoint", whatever that is, has a picture of a green one that was on ebay but no further info without signing up.

None at LCA or DNW that I can see. 

Can anyone point me to past auctions for this one please? I'm probably just not looking in the right place. :(

Cheers.

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On 1/29/2021 at 6:51 PM, mrbadexample said:

I thought I'd see how my F264 compares to others out there. Well, I would if I could find any. :wacko:

"Worthpoint", whatever that is, has a picture of a green one that was on ebay but no further info without signing up.

None at LCA or DNW that I can see. 

Can anyone point me to past auctions for this one please? I'm probably just not looking in the right place. :(

Cheers.

 

1860 Fr264.jpg

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Posted

I bought half a dozen 1860/61 halfpennies to alleviate lockdown boredom. I couldn't see much detail, only that the 1860 was toothed.

2+B, F261?

 

DSCF6823a(s).jpg

Posted

This was the best of the 1861s, perhaps the only one that will ultimately be identifiable.

I think this is obverse 5 with the die flaw on the forehead? If so it's the first obverse 5 I've had in hand so nice to see what the flaw looks like. Reverse E so F274?

1861 ½d F274 (3s).jpg

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I thought I might have been lucky and bagged a 6/8 (F274A) but although it's the right die pairing it doesn't match other examples I've found. Dracott lists a 6/6 (but no 6/8) but I think if this was a match he'd have mentioned the 8 too. 

Can I ask what others think please?

1861 ½d F274 (4).jpg

Posted
44 minutes ago, mrbadexample said:

This was the best of the 1861s, perhaps the only one that will ultimately be identifiable.

I think this is obverse 5 with the die flaw on the forehead? If so it's the first obverse 5 I've had in hand so nice to see what the flaw looks like. Reverse E so F274?

1861 ½d F274 (3s).jpg

I don't have my Obverse 5 to hand but from memory it looks right.

Posted
24 minutes ago, Peckris 2 said:

I don't have my Obverse 5 to hand but from memory it looks right.

Thanks. :) It doesn't look quite right compared to the example on Richard's site but obviously it's a lot more worn.

The other 4 1861s turned out to be all 7+G, F282 as far as I can tell so nothing exciting there. I didn't have one so the best will fill a gap, and I wanted one to send to the chap who sent me the F269 so he has one of the same date.

For a quid each I'm not too distressed. :D

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Posted
2 hours ago, mrbadexample said:

I bought half a dozen 1860/61 halfpennies to alleviate lockdown boredom. I couldn't see much detail, only that the 1860 was toothed.

2+B, F261?

 

DSCF6823a(s).jpg

Can't tell for sure, but I am leaning towards an Obverse 4 or 6.....

Posted
1 hour ago, mrbadexample said:

I thought I might have been lucky and bagged a 6/8 (F274A) but although it's the right die pairing it doesn't match other examples I've found. Dracott lists a 6/6 (but no 6/8) but I think if this was a match he'd have mentioned the 8 too. 

Can I ask what others think please?

1861 ½d F274 (4).jpg

If I did this correctly, it should link to different variants of the F-274a that I posted a while back...

 

http://www.predecimal.com/forum/topic/3664-coin-aquisition-of-the-week/?page=30&tab=comments#comment-39212

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