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Posted (edited)

Very pleased with this 1874 penny - F65 in top UNC grade with probably 90% lustre, ever so lightly toning. Just £250 as a BIN. These are obviously not desperately rare, but they don't turn up every 5 minutes, and definitely not in this grade. Looking back at other sales of similar grade, the price compares very favourably. 

 

 

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Pleased with this Bramah 26a (no serifs to first I of BRITANNIAR) - quite scarce.

This one is completely issue free aprt from a tiny blemish to the immediate right of the date.

Just £64 best offer accepted. 

 

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Hi Mike, that coin has been sold twice before on ebay in the past 3 months, and by same seller..... previously for over £300 on both occasions. Just a word of warning if you actually bought it, that maybe it won't look so good 'in the hand'. I could be totally wrong, but did think strange that it has been returned twice already. 

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3 minutes ago, alfnail said:

Hi Mike, that coin has been sold twice before on ebay in the past 3 months, and by same seller..... previously for over £300 on both occasions. Just a word of warning if you actually bought it, that maybe it won't look so good 'in the hand'. I could be totally wrong, but did think strange that it has been returned twice already. 

Thanks Ian - I didn't actually buy it, on the basis I've already got one just as good, if not better, for a lot more.

Could conceivably be a fake.

 

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Posted (edited)

Ok

im lost which is this? Right border of “D” goes to space - maybe - on this one or not

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Edited by VickySilver
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That is the standard dies 4K D of DEI to bead, I to a gap.  On the 3K the I of DEI is to the right of a bead but not to a gap.  Also, the rim on your 4K is visibly thicker than the 3K.

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22 hours ago, Varietalis said:

That is the standard dies 4K D of DEI to bead, I to a gap.  On the 3K the I of DEI is to the right of a bead but not to a gap.  Also, the rim on your 4K is visibly thicker than the 3K.

The 4K being the so-called '1968' obverse on 1967 halfpennies?

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On 8/25/2023 at 7:18 PM, alfnail said:

Hi Mike, that coin has been sold twice before on ebay in the past 3 months, and by same seller..... previously for over £300 on both occasions. Just a word of warning if you actually bought it, that maybe it won't look so good 'in the hand'. I could be totally wrong, but did think strange that it has been returned twice already. 

looks like some problems on the edge 

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On 10/21/2023 at 3:23 PM, Varietalis said:

1970 halfpenny D of DEI to a gap obverse 1970 halfpenny D of DEI to a gap reverse

This £17.99 1970 set just arrived from ebay. Seller hadn't spotted that it contained the super scare halfpenny dies 3K (D of DEI to gap).

Super scare halfpenny - should have found it on Halloween

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This provenance claim in an eBay title made me smile :)

When taking a little nose into the description I was tickled to read the following…

Elizabeth I found bent as a love token

Comes with provenance from 2015

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I didn't know the Kama Sutra included a position "bent as a love token". Has anyone tried it?

 

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