Coinery Posted Tuesday at 11:34 PM Posted Tuesday at 11:34 PM In this example the letters, especially the W & A, and also the obverse legend is wrong for starters! Maybe a Class 5-style pellet on chest, not sure? I don’t have the coin in-hand, yet, but would probably be looking to sell it anyway. Can anyone share some insight into it? I know very little about the continental imitations themselves? 1 Quote
Coinery Posted Tuesday at 11:38 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 11:38 PM (edited) Or is it simply a class 9 legend error? It does look as though that rust has gone right through the flan? Edited Tuesday at 11:42 PM by Coinery Quote
Citizen H Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Sorry I cant help, However..... interesting find....I will be waiting for the others to chip in with assistance 👍 1 Quote
Coinery Posted 5 hours ago Author Posted 5 hours ago I may have jumped the gun, labelling this an imitation sterling! I’ve since discovered there’s actually a known class 9a coin with an ANL error and pellet on the breast, which is footnoted as extremely rare. I’d need to get a look at it in-hand…I’d be hoping that the S is top-tilted (it currently looks like it could be a mix of serifs)! We’ll see 1 Quote
Ukstu Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago On 10/7/2026 at 12:38 AM, Coinery said: Or is it simply a class 9 legend error? It does look as though that rust has gone right through the flan? It has a bit but its only a minuscule hole i think. It's looking promising for that rare one though Fingers crossed 🤞 Stu. 1 Quote
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