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Pillar of the Community
New Zealand
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State 1 no die crack on leaf 9  State 2 die crack on leaf 9  OBV State 1 no die crack R  State 2 die crack R  Just thought you might like to see them Correct me if I am wrong Cheers Don
Vickies cents and GB Farthings nut.
"Old" is a figure of speech and nothing more
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United States
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I collect the Haxby series not only by variety, but by die-stages.
Concerning Haxby variety 301...
Obv 1 Rx 1 XF 40
Obv 2 Rx 1 VF 20
Obv 2 Rx 2 XF 45
Obv 2 Rx 4 VF 20
Obv 3 Rx 4 XF 40
Obv 4 Rx 4 VG 08.
plus a random dozen or so of lower grade.
ps. I do now have the computer expertise to post photos.
Heck, I wish my cell phone had a rotary dial.
doug
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United States
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Nice photos Fourmack. I do love to see examples of different die states, although I am only collecting by variety at present. How many thousands of 1859's would it take to have a complete set of varieties by die state? That is quite an undertaking Colonialtokens. I hope you will show us some photos of some of them. I think late states with die collapse are interesting.
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03/12/2016 08:46 am
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Canada
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Yes nice one's fourmack! There is also a nice Re punch 5 and 9. I have 12 example of PC59-301   MG |
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 New Zealand
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Viper --very nice re punches and photo's. It is hard to get any 1859's down here as I only have 27 and half of them came from Canada via my son and a friend. Plus I dont like dealing of ebay (to risky). Doug, lets see some photo's Cheers Don
Vickies cents and GB Farthings nut.
"Old" is a figure of speech and nothing more
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Canada
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Quote:
There is also a nice Re punch 5 and 9. I have 12 example of PC59-301
Well, there you go....I don't have one yet. Super photos again. Funny that Dr. Haxby calls this cent a vanilla.. No special notation of the RP in the 5 or the little bit in the 9. I would have expected at least the colour black for the 5 and the 9.. |
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Canada
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Fourmack I am curious as to why you say ebay is too risky. If you don't get what you want you can essentially always send it back. Even if a seller does not accept returns they almost always do for small items. The threat of negative feedback is too large. I have probably returned maybe 20 to 30 items off ebay (still only a small perccentage) and I have always got my money back...even from sellers who said they don't take returns. Out of perhaps a thousand purchases, I have really only had one or two really bad experiences. I love ebay as a buyer. As a seller.....not so enamoured but it really is the only game in town unless you are a true dealer. |
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New Zealand
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Quote:I am curious as to why you say ebay is too risky The cost of freight to NZ is sometimes more than the coin. plus I like to see what I would get as most of the photo's are not clear enough, and yes picky, picky, picky. Plus 9 times out of 10 I don't have the money to spare (pension).  And I hear you saying excuses,excuses,excuses.  I guess I am stuck in a routine  Cheers Don
Vickies cents and GB Farthings nut.
"Old" is a figure of speech and nothing more
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Canada
1984 Posts |
Yes shipping can be a big problem...especially th edreaded ebay Global Shipping program...... |
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United States
840 Posts |
Dr. Haxby's present site is not the finished product.
Numerous updates have been incorporated since the initial advent,
and I suspect more are pending. And at that how may new varieties
remain to be discovered. I have found a couple new varieties which
I suspect Dr. Haxby will include in future updates.
doug
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United States
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When Dr. Haxby gets the new varieties posted on the website, that should create a little excitement for the 1859 collectors! I am still amazed at how complete the 1859 catalog is and how few new discoveries have come along since it was published. A great testimony to Dr. Haxby's talent and diligence and 40 years of patient research.
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