absence of uniformity Posted Tuesday at 04:57 PM Posted Tuesday at 04:57 PM (edited) The reason I'm careful what I share is because I found this coin below 1862 VIGTORIA and purchased the coin. I shared the images of the coin using the seller's images and strangely a few hours after purchasing the seller refunded me my £6 and said they cant find the coin.... Is it possible somebody done a reverse image search, contacted the seller and offered a few hundred quid I dont know. Or maybe its a true story. If you see this coin anywhere on the internet for sale please let me know. The damage/pitting under the chin is quite unique plus the rim damage. I was was quite disheartened as I searched high and low for that coin. Strangely after obviously contacting the seller a fair few times to see if the coin reappeared they didnt respond apart from once asking why is the coin so valuable?????? Il leave that with you. Edited Tuesday at 05:06 PM by absence of uniformity Quote
absence of uniformity Posted Tuesday at 05:29 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 05:29 PM By shared I mean I sent the images to a few people not posted it to any forum or the open internet... Quote
PWA 1967 Posted Tuesday at 05:37 PM Posted Tuesday at 05:37 PM I wouldnt lose any sleep over it as NOT one 👍. 2 Quote
absence of uniformity Posted Tuesday at 06:02 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 06:02 PM (edited) 49 minutes ago, PWA 1967 said: I wouldnt lose any sleep over it as NOT one 👍. Certainly does'nt look like a G does it. Edited Tuesday at 06:26 PM by absence of uniformity Quote
jelida Posted Tuesday at 10:17 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:17 PM I too would doubt that it is a VIGTORIA, speaking as someone who already owns one. The ‘G’ component is not large enough or the right shape, though I agree the blurred photo is vaguely similar at a glance. Don’t loose sleep over it. And don’t advertise or share images until a coin is in your hand! Jerry Quote
Coys55 Posted yesterday at 08:54 AM Posted yesterday at 08:54 AM (edited) Here's a definite Vigtoria. I don't think your G looks the same, even allowing for the condition. Compare it to the two Gs in D.G. and REG on "your" coin and I think it's pretty clear. Personally I think the seller saved you £6. Edited yesterday at 08:55 AM by Coys55 Quote
secret santa Posted yesterday at 09:25 AM Posted yesterday at 09:25 AM Do I have this one on my website ? Quote
terrysoldpennies Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 4 hours ago, secret santa said: Do I have this one on my website ? Its example 11 on your list Richard. Quote
terrysoldpennies Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago (edited) Here's one more for your list If you want it Richard an f22 1861 2+D with missing top leaf . Edited 21 hours ago by terrysoldpennies Quote
secret santa Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 1 hour ago, terrysoldpennies said: Its example 11 on your list Richard. I don't think so. Terry - that's my own coin and it's not the one featured here. Quote
secret santa Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 1 hour ago, terrysoldpennies said: Here's one more for your list If you want it Richard an f22 1861 2+D with missing top leaf . Thanks Terry - I'll add it to the site. Quote
terrysoldpennies Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Sorry about that Richard but it does look like No 11 . And I've also made a slip up above as its a 4+D 🙃 Quote
terrysoldpennies Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago I've had another really good look at the two pictures and I feel sure I can see many duplicated marks on both pictured examples [ arrow marked ] ??? Your coin on right Quote
secret santa Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 9 hours ago, Coys55 said: Here's a definite Vigtoria. Out of interest, may I ask where this picture came from ? Quote
terrysoldpennies Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago It looks like the picture of the coin sold on London Coins in auction 180 5/3/2023 Quote
Coinery Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago 3 hours ago, terrysoldpennies said: I've had another really good look at the two pictures and I feel sure I can see many duplicated marks on both pictured examples [ arrow marked ] ??? Your coin on right Agreed re same coin Quote
secret santa Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 12 hours ago, terrysoldpennies said: It looks like the picture of the coin sold on London Coins in auction 180 5/3/2023 Yes, you're right, it's the LCA picture of my coin - strange how different photos of the same coin can be so different at first glance. Quote
Coys55 Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 13 hours ago, terrysoldpennies said: It looks like the picture of the coin sold on London Coins in auction 180 5/3/2023 Yes it is. A search threw up three others sold by London Coins in 2019/2019 (both auction #167) and 2017 (aution #156), all in significantly worse condition but with clear G. Quote
Rob Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 2 hours ago, Coys55 said: Yes it is. A search threw up three others sold by London Coins in 2019/2019 (both auction #167) and 2017 (aution #156), all in significantly worse condition but with clear G. I have to say I was very happy with the result of the earliest sale in LC. Found in a lot of pennies covered in soil bought locally. I paid £10 including flower pot on the grounds I wasn't going to clean all of them up for him just to find bugger all. I overpaid for the soil though. :) 1 Quote
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