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photo shows it clearer then it does in hand as well. looks like closed 3 type

UK still has the penny.

even the copper ones, the 2p is worth 3p

oddly enough in the UK, the Double florin was never was actually made non-legal tender so in theory is a 20p coin.... worth far more in silver content of course.

no idea why this and St petersburg 1843 were in a load of British stuff, but what are your thoughts on that last 8.. it looks like the tail of a 7.

Tried, and failed, to research this, never seen one of these before.

go this for £4. was wondering what information people had regarding these, I know there are varieties regarding the rossettes around the 2 1/2, Basically, its that I want to know about.

no, just getting cheap rares is something i try and do.

R16 in freeman (51 to 100) wide date 1878 halfpenny for less then £1

looks like Spanish netherlands but cant find the diamond shield design

here it is

ahh yes, thanks was away in the Caribbean

and yes I found some coins

thanks, that's what I wanted to hear.

how rare are these? I cant seem to find any information on them.

highs, are finding the rare stuff on the cheap.

for a whole 50 pence

a coin worth £60-100

couple of late nite ebay BINS

at £5.30 I wouldn't normally pay that much for these, usually around £1-2 for these, but the date and mint combo make it the rarest coin of this type, and 2nd lowest mintage of all 50 pfennigs of the period, rarer then the hard to obtain Nickel ones.

this was a couple of weeks ago, but same deal, late nite BIN £2.99 total

couple more I got recently

tenner +postage

never heard of this omaha bank hoard until i saw a seller selling this cent, was selling a few slabbed cents all at the same price each, but I feel this adds a little then the normal.

no idea, only have the remains of the 1.

overdate?

the eagle is litterally doing a P (sorry)

cheers guys

yes those look like it thanks

£4. O.O

lead or pewter trade token from 1630-1730's around the same price as the above

£10. half dime for a tenner O.O

from a shop not the mailman but it counts right

thoughts on this? the C seems to be squared off and joined at the gap by an underlying mark.

I have this one converted to a 10 shilling 6 pence weight