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Thanks for the picture.
What is the grade.
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F
(...okay F+)
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10/12/2007 4:55 pm
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 Have you ever seen a 1933 Penny? |
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Check my ebay listings (link below), oh and I'm English too! Edited by NumisMattyUk
10/12/2007 4:54 pm
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Pip,Pip,Cherrio, old chap...I believe NumisMattyUK is spot-on!
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Hehe...
Just for if you're interested, I have some nice examples of Pennies going at the moment in the auction forum at the moment with some really nice condition examples. Altogether, 19 pieces for $17. My favourite is probably the toned '46 :) that looks a nice EF
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The 1933 penny is very, very, very, very rare
So rare infact that depending on the type it can be worth up to £50,000
Funny story actually, my gradad once used one to buy a packet of fags
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Have you ever seen a 1933 Penny?
Only in a magazine.
Funny story actually, my grandad once used one to buy a packet of fags.
That must have been the dearest packet of fags ever.
There are only about 5 known to exist and they were patterns not issued for circulation.
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Yep he couldn't believe it years later when he found out, he also told me somewhere he has a 9 hands 50p somewhere - I hope to god its not the rare version as well coz he can't find it
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I never knew about the 1933 Penny at first.... so is it about the same as the 19531952 Halfcrown ?
There are just one or two of those thought to be extant after a small number of them accidentally slipped out into circulation. None were supposed to be made because of the copper needed for the Korean War (I think?)..
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10/29/2007 10:05 pm
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argh..you know what I meant smartypants! can't help it if I get the wrong dates...  Edited by NumisMattyUk
10/29/2007 10:06 pm
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