chris Posted June 5, 2009 Posted June 5, 2009 hello everyone ive got a silver one pence maundy coin its a very high grade as you can see but it has suffered 2 blows of the hammerto both sides of the coinall the letter "r"s are the same the A in the middles a little bit lower than the norm aswelli cant find any iformation about its value or due to its error if it were worth morecan anyone help please Quote
Chris Perkins Posted June 10, 2009 Posted June 10, 2009 It's not double struck because that would lead to the design details also being doubled. Doubled letters are pretty common for that kind of era and are mostly caused by the letters/numbers being re-cut into the die. It's particularly common on farthings. It's good to see the bodged wonky lettering but I imagine it would be hard to find someone to give you more than the normal going rate for it. Small coins are the least popular unfortunately, unless they are something really exceptional. Quote
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