Let's Talk About Pottery & Collectables
Collectables => Metalware & Metalwork => Topic started by: Tigerchips on June 10, 2008, 11:43:40 PM
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This George V penny is almost blank on the reverse. I'm not sure if it's wear and tear or a misprint? You can just make out Brittania in the centre.
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I would say it's just been ground down for whatever reason - look at all the scratch marks
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I agree with Christine, but why someone would do that i dont know.
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It looks like someone's been trying to sell it as a missprint, it would up the value a lot. There are more scratches on the edges for some reason.
Casting aside the fact that the one side is blank, would the other side be described as fair condition?
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Tony, if you ever find a penny dated 1863 and it has a little number 5 below and between 18 and 63, let me know as i would like it as a gift ;)
http://www.coinlink.com/News/world-coins/unique-unrecorded-1863-penny-sold-for-a-record-17500/
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Crikey, Sue. I have a whole tub full of old pennies somewhere - I'll go find them and see if there's one there! ;)
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Good luck Anne, i would love you to find one, i have a load of old pennies too but no such luck 8:)
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Same goes for the 1933 penny...
http://www.royalmint.com/Corporate/Museum/1933penny.aspx