Justin Posted May 14, 2013 Posted May 14, 2013 Hi all,Just been through my bulk stash of pennies again! Moan groan etc, but thanks to you lot this variety hunting is bloody addictive!!!! Yet again more help please ! Am I right in thinking that both are the recessed and broken tooth variety? The 1916 is on the left.The 1915 seems to have a very small break in the tooth and I had to play with the colours to get it light enough to show from the scanned pic.The 1915 tooth close upAgain thanks all! Quote
Peckris Posted May 14, 2013 Posted May 14, 2013 Hi all,Just been through my bulk stash of pennies again! Moan groan etc, but thanks to you lot this variety hunting is bloody addictive!!!! Yet again more help please ! Am I right in thinking that both are the recessed and broken tooth variety? The 1916 is on the left.The 1915 seems to have a very small break in the tooth and I had to play with the colours to get it light enough to show from the scanned pic.The 1915 tooth close upAgain thanks all! Yes, those are both recessed ear varieties. The points to look out for (apart from the preternaturally recessed ear) are :1. the broken tooth which is the clincher2. the fact that Britannia is usually fully struck up on the reverse, particularly the face and chest areasThey are scarce rather than rare, the 1915 more so. A lot more scarce in high grades, but easier to spot in lower grades. Quote
Justin Posted May 14, 2013 Author Posted May 14, 2013 Hi all,Just been through my bulk stash of pennies again! Moan groan etc, but thanks to you lot this variety hunting is bloody addictive!!!! Yet again more help please ! Am I right in thinking that both are the recessed and broken tooth variety? The 1916 is on the left.The 1915 seems to have a very small break in the tooth and I had to play with the colours to get it light enough to show from the scanned pic.The 1915 tooth close upAgain thanks all! Yes, those are both recessed ear varieties. The points to look out for (apart from the preternaturally recessed ear) are :1. the broken tooth which is the clincher2. the fact that Britannia is usually fully struck up on the reverse, particularly the face and chest areasThey are scarce rather than rare, the 1915 more so. A lot more scarce in high grades, but easier to spot in lower grades.Thanks again Peckris! This variety bug is addictive!!!! Quote
Accumulator Posted May 14, 2013 Posted May 14, 2013 Hi Justin,Again you are correct. As Peckris says, the 1916 is fairly common but the 1915 is a little rarer. Quote
Justin Posted May 14, 2013 Author Posted May 14, 2013 Hi Justin,Again you are correct. As Peckris says, the 1916 is fairly common but the 1915 is a little rarer.Thanks Steve,Well thats the bulk collection of pennies I had well and truly sorted now! No other varieties to be had, just one question, why the hell do I keep looking? :P Regards Quote
Accumulator Posted May 14, 2013 Posted May 14, 2013 Hi Justin,Again you are correct. As Peckris says, the 1916 is fairly common but the 1915 is a little rarer.Thanks Steve,Well thats the bulk collection of pennies I had well and truly sorted now! No other varieties to be had, just one question, why the hell do I keep looking? :P RegardsYou're probably like most of us. Hunting for those elusive varieties amongst a host of more common coins is where the fun really starts! Quote
Peckris Posted May 14, 2013 Posted May 14, 2013 Hi Justin,Again you are correct. As Peckris says, the 1916 is fairly common but the 1915 is a little rarer.Thanks Steve,Well thats the bulk collection of pennies I had well and truly sorted now! No other varieties to be had, just one question, why the hell do I keep looking? :P RegardsWhy is the sun hot? Water wet? The Pope a Catholic? Quote
kai1998inc Posted May 15, 2013 Posted May 15, 2013 Just sorted my bulk lot of pennies to find 2 1916 Recessed Ear varieties but no 1915 ones Does anyone know a realistic valuation for these coins? Quote
argentumandcoins Posted May 15, 2013 Posted May 15, 2013 Hi Justin,Again you are correct. As Peckris says, the 1916 is fairly common but the 1915 is a little rarer.Thanks Steve,Well thats the bulk collection of pennies I had well and truly sorted now! No other varieties to be had, just one question, why the hell do I keep looking? :P RegardsWhy is the sun hot? Water wet? The Pope a Catholic? Do you not watch "The Borgias" Peck? Quote
Justin Posted May 15, 2013 Author Posted May 15, 2013 Hi Justin,Again you are correct. As Peckris says, the 1916 is fairly common but the 1915 is a little rarer.Thanks Steve,Well thats the bulk collection of pennies I had well and truly sorted now! No other varieties to be had, just one question, why the hell do I keep looking? :P RegardsWhy is the sun hot? Water wet? The Pope a Catholic? Do you not watch "The Borgias" Peck? Its a good show, if only to admire the female form! Oh and the history aspect of course, cant forget the history..................... Quote
Peckris Posted May 15, 2013 Posted May 15, 2013 Hi Justin,Again you are correct. As Peckris says, the 1916 is fairly common but the 1915 is a little rarer.Thanks Steve,Well thats the bulk collection of pennies I had well and truly sorted now! No other varieties to be had, just one question, why the hell do I keep looking? :P RegardsWhy is the sun hot? Water wet? The Pope a Catholic? Do you not watch "The Borgias" Peck? There's another series? I remember one from the early 80s that turned up - via Frank Muir - on TV Hell in the 90s. Quote
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