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12F2d_1926_C8v1_Obv_Lam_Above_OM_.jpg309 viewsMar 16, 2014
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12F2d_1926_C6v1_Obv_Cud_on_E_.jpg350 viewsMar 16, 2014
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12F2d_1926_C5_Trio.jpg315 viewsMar 16, 2014
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12F2d_1926_C4_Multi3.jpg353 viewsMar 16, 2014
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12F2d_1926_C4_Multi1.jpg291 viewsMar 16, 2014
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12F2d_1926_C2_Multi2.jpg337 viewsMar 16, 2014
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1916_rev__mule_die_cud_at_inner_circle.JPG1916 Halfpenny UNC416 viewsSmall pimple like cud at inner circle of reverse above "N" of ONE. This indicates that this same reverse die was originally matched with the wrongly fitted Quarter Anna Indian obverse die that was responsible for the creation the 1916 Halfpenny Mule. An unknown small number of coins were minted with this combination of dies, but the reverse die was left in place after the offending obverse die was changed. It is thought that a mintage of about 30,000 coins ensued using this particular reverse die.Mar 15, 2014
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1922_upright_9_common_date_width.JPG1922 Penny reverse402 viewsUpright 9 common width date, extremely scarce. The left edge of the foot on last 2 aligns with the centre of 15th dentil when counted from and including the dentil immediately to the right of the 1. Not well known but often wrongly described as the wide date variety simply because of the upright 9. Nearly all common width date coins display the obvious LEFT leaning 9. Only sighted 9 of these in 8 years of constant searching, mostly every day i.e. internet, shows, dealers etc. Cannot locate in high grade.Mar 15, 2014
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