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 Posted 02/08/2014  02:56 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Rastis to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
G'Day,
Looking through some off my coins I find I struggle with grading post KGV coins. I have attached a couple of photo's of two 1942S Florins and a 1949 Half Penny, If someone can give me a idea of how they would grade that would be great.

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All 3 coins look like they have issues with PVC damage and verdigris
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aVF, gVF and aVF?
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G'Day,
Thanks for your replies. I am happy with your grade of aVF for the half penny, it gives me an idea what to look for, but I was hoping for a bit higher for the top florin. I don't think the photo does it justice. Looking at the photo of the half penny, I noticed what I think are die cracks on the Obverse at the 2 to 4 o'clock position. Is this a desirable feature to find on a coin?
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I think the halfpenny barely scrapes in with a fine, gVF for the first florin and gF for the next
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Yeah looking at those two florins again their grades are probably better than I first thought - I saw a few of these at a show recently and it seemed like even the uncirculated examples were kind of weakly struck in parts.
Re the die cracks, depends who's buying. I personally prefer coins without that kind of thing but that's not to say they're undesirable.
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