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Thanks for that. I have been assessing the lot and have gone through most I think .I also have some notes . I really like the early british coins they just are smartly done.
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Canada
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Canada
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Sorry not shilling 6 pense
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I think I am ready to melt. Those proofs are beyond outstanding. Its like you jumped in a time machine and went back to 1887 and stood underneath the hopper at The Royal Mint! |
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Canada
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Pictures don't do justice really.
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United Kingdom
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Quote:
Many of the letters and the top of her crown are re-stamped (proper term?) I think you're referring to the doubling. This is Machine Doubling and very common. It isn't a variety, just the die juddered a bit when it hit the coin. Double dies are the other possibility, where the doubling is on the die and so lots of coins have the same doubling - these are varieties (because lots of coins will have it) but as has been said, unlike US coins, British double die coins don't tend to go for huge money. Edited by JohnConduitt
11/27/2021 7:42 pm
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Valued Member
Canada
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Ok thanks for the explanation
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Canada
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Is this a planchet crack or die crack in the second last photo ?
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United Kingdom
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Looks to be a die crack - it appears to be proud of the surface rather than a crack into the surface.
Interesting, but again not of any great value above normal for the coin.
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Dang, I'm slobbering all over the keyboard (again!).  |
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The 1821 Crown graded at Ef40 as a Secundo variety.
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Posted 11/26/2021 9:48 pm
On the 6 pense. Also many of the letters and the top of her crown are re-stamped (proper term?)
