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UK 1 Shilling 1953. New Variety?

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 Posted 04/10/2021  06:39 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add firopolonczyk to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I found this one shilling without cross above head. I cant foun this variety.
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Hello and

I'm not sure. It looks like a possible grease-filled die, but all the scratches on the obverse makes me wonder if someone's filed it off. If they scratched it off and the coin then went back into circulation, the scratches would eventually smooth out.
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I am not sure that someone viped it out because under magnifier it is perfectly flatten, perhaps filled die is answer for this.
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I notice that part of the adjacent 'E' is also a bit weak, so I am leaning towards the opinion that it is a Grease Filled Die error, and not an unrecorded variety.
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