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Valued Member
United States
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1970 Halfpenny to finish my 1937 - 1970 Halfpenny folder. Thanks for the information guys. 
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Quote: 1970 Halfpenny to finish my 1937 - 1970 Halfpenny folder. Thanks for the information guys. Fantastic! 
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That Halfpenny wow. I have a proof set one - but its not that nice.
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United States
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@Princetane Thank You, I was very happy to get this coin in such nice condition. 
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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United States
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I just grabbed this 1943 Half Crown for 8 bucks shipped . I think I did fine. it has about 5 bucks of silver in it I think . It was probably dipped at some point but looks good to me. Especially for the money. Still has lots of luster.  
Edited by JasonKflo 02/20/2021 9:55 pm
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Valued Member
United States
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Wonderful Ha'Penny! I really like the ship design. Today I bought a few at an online auction along with some pennies, farthings, etc. If there is anything particularly interesting when the shipment arrives I will post here. I am sure I will have lots of questions.
Stay well, Diy89Nurm7
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Quote: I just grabbed this 1943 Half Crown for 8 bucks shipped Very nice! 
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
698 Posts |
Belated happy new year which doesn't feel as though much happiness has been dished out so far in 2021 although cautiously optimistic better days are ahead. I hope you all are keeping safe I'm jabbed up well first dose. Anyroada onwards with the coins :). Despite the annoying inability to ever capture a coin as I see it this beautiful 1934 George V Half crown semi-key date after 1925+1930. Real tough coins in top grade to locate. Its around GEF/AU possibly even closer to UNC . Has lovely cartwheel lustre unbroken and one of the better struck coins for this date  
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Excellent! 
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JasonKFLO - Dipped no, cleaned yes, still a nice piece a VF (EF40 American money)
Zookeeperz I agree, stunning EF piece there, you can see the light wear on the thistle and honestly an Uncirculated George V halfcrown is likely to burn your retinas.
Still beautiful coins and I need to get back to buying some.
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One more cheapie   1962 Florin Uncirculated, a cheap coin - but seldom seen like this, even 1967 Florins have that sort of matt lustre. This thing shines like its off a bankroll!
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Looks sharp! 
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I do like it when a rare variety goes under the radar.I was surprised it wasn't picked up Freeman 662A 1953 Farthing Bronze Proof Obverse 2 reverse A the rarest of the die pairings for the issue @ R9  
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