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Could I have you expert help please.

I have a George 2nd 1731 halfcrown with the regnal date QVINTO. The "Q" appears to be on its side, is this normal or common for this coin? See pics.

Thanks John

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Posted

Yes tail of Q is on left but the shape of the Q is elongated in the horizontal position.

I will try and pot better pis.

Posted (edited)

This work?

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(You take the url and paste it between {img}{/img} replacing the {s with square brackets [ to get the code to work ...)

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Edited by TomGoodheart
Posted

sorry I'm useless this i

This work?

2_zps0354c509.jpg


(You take the url and paste it between {img}{/img} replacing the {s with square brackets [ to get the code to work ...)
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sorry I'm useless at this. Your instructions are as clear as mud. :wacko:

Posted

still trying

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Posted

237d980d-bef4-4268-bc5d-ac2fc2670c14_zps

Yep I think I've got it at last Thank you :)

Posted

237d980d-bef4-4268-bc5d-ac2fc2670c14_zps

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Posted

looks like I've done something wrong.

I surrender

Thanks all

:(

Posted

237d980d-bef4-4268-bc5d-ac2fc2670c14_zps

Last pic

That worked fine. It's definitely a Q on its side, but I don't know if that's normal for the year or not.

Posted

Thank you guys for your opinion.

I'm not selling it but I was just wondering if I had a rarity. Just wishful thinking! :)

Thanks

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