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Help For Australian 1/2 Penny 1929 W. Some Dots?!

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Hi, please help me grading this
coin, there is some small green spots, but high grade details really. This coin
is with 3-4
interesting dots, please see second picture... this is normal for australian halfpennys?
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G'day, I commend your photography.
I'm not into errors myself, so I don't get hung up on these "dots", which are usually called " Cuds" in Oz. Although I acknowledge that yours are quite noticeable, and well-formed.
When we Ozzies look at KGV coinage, we look at the band at the bottom of the crown. It is ornamented with diamonds and pearls. The pearls are one of the early elements to show signs of wear. On your coin, all eight pearls are visible, so that puts it in a higher grade. The obverse has a rim-ding between 12 and 1. Beautiful chocolate toning.
Looking at this coin makes me feel very nostalgic ...
Peter in Darwin, Oz
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Thanks,
yes there is small ding on the rim over head. There is some small green spots. Maybe is in EF grade?
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That is a nice one! I would say AU, but the rim dings might take it down in value a bit.
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Thanks!
http://www.coinarchives.com/w/lotvi...=257&Lot=100

Interesting - This perfect halfpenny 1929 sold 2006 y. in lot, is with absolutely same dot over "O" in "OMN" (And I think also behind the ear but I am not sure from this picture...
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