Picked this up today. Would it pass as No Sd?
(http://i1277.photobucket.com/albums/y484/Fr45h3R/IMAG0021_1_zpsrzhcvpdp.jpg) (http://s1277.photobucket.com/user/Fr45h3R/media/IMAG0021_1_zpsrzhcvpdp.jpg.html)
YES :good:
I'd need a better pic sorry Rob but lookin good mate ;)
I haven't worked out how to use this phone camera yet.
there is a tiny remnant of the bottom of the d there, but didn't know what would classify as missing
Mine is no where in as good a nick but I'll try and find mine tomorrow/today and get a close up for ya :good:
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What year is it Rob? Looks fairly good, but a close-up might take away any doubt.
It's a 1981.
(http://i1277.photobucket.com/albums/y484/Fr45h3R/IMAG0022_1_zps0ucytp5t.jpg) (http://s1277.photobucket.com/user/Fr45h3R/media/IMAG0022_1_zps0ucytp5t.jpg.html)
Umm..I think I see a bit of a D there, but if it was mine it'd be a keeper, just in case. :angel:
gee mate it's a tight call, I'm still on the fence over this one sorry but hope it's the goods as nice lookin coin mate :good:
Quote from: 'Fr45h3R' pid='56473' dateline='1407507907'I haven't worked out how to use this phone camera yet.
A phone camera :shock: We're under attack from as you say, The Grassy Knoll :grin:
:laugh2:
I am afraid I have to side with Nevol on this one. Very slight remnance of a possible "D" there.
Looks like a no SD to me
Put it under a magnifier to be sure
A lot of these "No SD" Coins are a direct result of a grease filled die.
So Yes this one can be considered as a NO SD and in rather nice condition as well :ok:
Trout:- You have changed your picky...........
Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='56713' dateline='1407745619'Trout:- You have changed your picky...........
Yep.
That's what I really look like :laugh2:
Tis a pity that previously posted comments don't hold your previous "selfie". Hehehe
OFF TOPIC
May I ask, whats no sd ?
Hey P27, do you have a price guide be it Greg McDonald or Rennik and if so have a look and under the pic you should find the specs of the coin stating the designer of the obverse and reverse weight, composition and size so the SD are the initials for Stuart Devlin who designed a lot of the reverse for 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and dollar coins but don't think he had anything to do with the $2, and some, mainly 2 cent can be found with out the SD.
Here's a link that I hope help :)
http://www.aussie-coins.com/fa4.htm
Ahh, thanks AJ, didn't realise you were referring to Stuart. One of the worlds greatest silver and goldsmiths. I collect his silverware.
Oh there ya go I didn't realise he did silverware so ya learn something new everyday.
1966 one picked up over the weekend.
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Um that clearly has a SD
Quote from: 'serial' pid='58060' dateline='1409044994'Um that clearly has a SD
In the hand and x5 it is very difficult to see. No trickery here, just the light coming from another direction.
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