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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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The 1953 might sell as a decent planchet flaw error. Should get more bids than a normal 1953.
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Australia
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Australia
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i recently bought some coins of you all good, ill keep an eye out for the 39 1/2 d and leave the token for dibby33
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 United Kingdom
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Great link  |
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United Kingdom
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i put this set on ebay but I have had little interest what am I doing wrong ?   |
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Australia
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Too lazy to go grab my book -
that last set, being NCLT - isn't particularly sought after (am I right in saying its the 1992 royal ladies?) - and is usually purchased at just over or around spot price of silver. If you can afford to hold it til silver jumps up again dooly you'll make a lot more $$ for it as bullion rather than an item with numismatic value.
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Australia
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Edited by appleangel07
05/01/2012 08:23 am
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United Kingdom
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£144.74 that explains it I had it on to high a BIN or best offer .. cheers
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Rest in Peace
United States
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 , shaden! |
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United Kingdom
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 feeeewewewewe.. finally listed all bar two (seemed to have missed photographing them)of my Australian coins on the bay 71 of them ... I knackered .. got it all to do again tomorow with new Zealand  pop along and have a look and see if I have made any errors (probably) must go to bed now before my head go's pop! |
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Australia
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The chat topic bought back memories of a coin-token that I had procured from the Liverpool Coin and Stamp shop (near the railway station) back in the 1970's. I was attracted to it, because it had been through a lot of "history". I also liked the fact that it was a "colonial" token. In the rough condition shown below, it did not cost me very much - just as well as my weekly pocket money was not very much in those days !. I often wonder how it could have gained the various "bumps"  Squire  |
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United States
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Not sure what you mean by "bumps", but it definitely saw some extensive circulation.
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Australia
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Hi biggfredd I meant the indentations (bumps or dimples, depending on which side of the coin you look at) on the left side of the "D" of Draper and also near the base of the emu's neck and just above the "R" of Liverpool. Seems like the coin may have been in the waistcoat pocket of some chap who fought a duel - and survived  Squire |
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Australia
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thanks biggfredd, nz coins sound good, keep a look out for them too
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United Kingdom
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 cheers just put this bit of colour on tonight |
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