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Coin Inventory: World Coins: British: Great Britain: One Penny | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| Silver penny; PAXS type, Winchester mint, Aesten moneyer, nice surfaces and no defects. A little bit of wear. | 0603-120 | |||||
| A fully struck example with prooflike fields and only the faintest rub. Unfortunately, someone scratched the obverse in the field from George's nose to the inner rim. Otherwise, a beautiful example. | 0702-265 | |||||
| A pretty coin that is fully struck and spot free. Lustrous blue/brown surfaces that are semi-prooflike. | 1808-109 | |||||
| An attractive, lustrous chocolate brown coin that unfortunately has some hairlines from an old cleaning. Still has nice eye appeal left. | 1409-034-10 | |||||
| A pleasant chocolate brown coin with well struck devices and a couple of minor rim faults mentioned for accuracy. | 1812-074 | |||||
| A coin with luscious brown surfaces with full cartwheel and a sharp strike. There is a small planchet flaw on the obverse, but no other spots. The pictures do no justice to the actual eye appeal of the coin with even milk chocolate shimmering lustre. | 2201-101 | |||||
| A spot free chocolate brown coin with swirling lustre on spot free surfaces. Fully struck with great eye appeal. | 2601-094 | |||||
| Ornamental trident; A lustrous, fully struck medium brown coin. Mimimal wear as it looks unc to the eye, but some surface handling marks under a glass are noted. | 2001-020 | |||||
| 15 Leaves, no signature: Key variety #1. Dark chocolate surfaces, sharply struck with a 1/2% rim clip at 10:00 with an opposing Blakesly effect. | 2411-134 | |||||
| 15 leaves, no signatures: A dark chocolate coin that is a bit baggy but shows no real wear on the high points. The strike is soft min the centers which makes the coin appear circulated. | 2412-012 | |||||
| A fully struck coin with cartwheeling dark brown lustre containing pretty gold flecks. A really nice type coin! | 2507-052 | |||||
| A sharply struck, dark chocolate brown coin with traces of red remaining in the devices. Nice swirling blue-brown lustre on both sides. The coin has some bagmarks, but no wear visible. One small obverse spot by the ship. | 1710-102 | |||||
| A beautiful, fully struck coin with flashy red/brown lustre. Nice eye appeal! | 1906-064 | |||||
| Very well struck with nice reflective mirrors. There are still traces of red in the devices. Looks like a proof, but not quite sharply enough struck. | 0310-194 | |||||
| About 40% red with a slightly soft strike. The obverse has some environmental damage that left about 20% of it dull. | 1906-065 | |||||
| A coin with lots of red flashy lustre close to red brown. Scarce in high grades. Should have graded higher commensurate with the eye appeal, but the graders mistook die polish for hairlines I presume. | 2501-031 | |||||
| Low sea; An attractive coin that is nearly full shimmering red with a couple of very minor flat black spots. The strike is full too, which makes for an excellent type coin. Fresh from grading. | 1202-052 | |||||
| Coin has toned a dark brown overall, but still has some mint red in the devices. Decent strike details. | 1710-354 | |||||
| High water line: A nearly full red coin that is fully lustrous, mark and spot free. | 2601-016 | |||||
| High sea; Lustrous light brown/blue surfaces. | 1901-123 | |||||