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Valued Member
United Kingdom
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1818 British Half Crown. Need grade in my opinion this coin is problems free   Edited by Lenikas
03/27/2012 04:52 am
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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one of your photos is of something else ...
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 United Kingdom
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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No real problems.
Good Fine.
Catalogue value about 25 pounds.
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Valued Member
United Kingdom
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hmmm.. don't think so.. I thought it is EF, something like that
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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On review, perhaps a slightly higher grade.
The amount of detail on the high points in the shield on the reverse I think hold it back a little. By the same token, the leaves on the wreath of George are not too bad.
VF. My catalogue value for full VF is 50 Pounds.
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Valued Member
United Kingdom
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i will make some better photos and will be back
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Valued Member
United Kingdom
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I'm back with better quality photos guys, PLEASE help me to settle a grade for this coin THANK YOU IN ADVANCE !    Hope it helps ;] |
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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The detail shows up MUCH more clearly in the close ups.
I will leave it for someone else to grade.
My catalogue values for this coin are:
F 15 pounds
VF 50 pounds
EF 300 pounds
Unc/Bu 550 pounds
Ref. Rotographic Collectors Coins GB 2008.
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Valued Member
United Kingdom
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thanks Sel_69I
There is no damage on the rim, coin wasn't cleaned and high spots aren't worn. I would say EF.
Please any opinions.
Thank you
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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There is no damage on the rim, coin wasn't cleaned and high spots aren't worn. I would say EF.
Please any opinions.
Thank you
VF+ - aEF wear on the lions and harp in the shield and also the crown. olive leaves on the obverse lack some detail. But still a really nice coin  A really nice example of this coin |
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United Kingdom
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Thank you :) what value can have coin like this? as I I'm thinking to sell my british coins and improve my greek coins collection :)
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Australia
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Thank you :) what value can have coin like this? as I I'm thinking to sell my british coins and improve my greek coins collection :)
The only reference to value on this coin I have is this. http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/values/halfc.htmlThat is a really nice coin and personally I would just keep it. |
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i know, but I was collecting world coins for a while(I'm 26 years old only) and I've got in love with Greek coins. I don't have money to spend on them (Got merried :D ) so the only way to buy some more Greeks is to say good bye to my british coins..
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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Lenikas: My very first Greek coin was a gold stater of Philip 11 of Macedon.
Not knowing much about Greek coins at the time, I went to the dealer at time with the best reputation: Spinks in London.
I have an acquaintance in Sydney who was their Australian agent. The coin came through him. That was in 1975. I still have it. I still have all of the sales documentation and photographs to prove it.
Even now, I still have a huge amount to learn about Greek coinage.
That coin came along two years after I married. I still have my wife (bless her!) as well. That ain't bad! Score: two out of two!
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That coin came along two years after I married. I still have my wife (bless her!) as well. That ain't bad! Score: two out of two!
I wouldn't call that 2 out of 2. I would call that a definite WIN WIN situation, Good on you mate |
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Posted 03/27/2012 04:53 am
