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I'm putting together a collection of Hanover shillings. I want one for each major portrait type. I just recieved a 1787
George III today so I thought I'd show you what I have so far. The 1819 George III is a pretty interesting coin, not
only is it an overdate but it also appears to have a die clash and some cracks behind the neck.
When I finish I'm thinking of sending to PCGS to have slabbed. Maybe I could even talk them into using the flag
labels on them. Text
George III today so I thought I'd show you what I have so far. The 1819 George III is a pretty interesting coin, not
only is it an overdate but it also appears to have a die clash and some cracks behind the neck.
When I finish I'm thinking of sending to PCGS to have slabbed. Maybe I could even talk them into using the flag
labels on them. Text
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He in turn sold it during his last numismatic hiatus, to finance his *gasp* political memorabilia collection, I suspect.
I bet we both regret selling that coin.