<< <i>"Wow, the rare 1927 style reverse! Very nice find!!"
How does it differ from the regular 22 reverse? >>
The easiest way to tell is to look at the trident, the middle prong is shorter whereas the earlier one touches the bead.
I went to the March London coins auction with an eye on bidding on the 1922 with the ME observe. I set myself a limit of £2000, it was in a little better condition than my 1922 and had a estimate if I remember correctly of something like £1250-1750. It opened above my limit by quite a margin and went for £3800
I picked up the 3ds at their auction last Sunday both for under estimate. It was definitely a buyers day as there wasn't may there and 90% of stuff went for below estimate. I missed a couple, one for which I'm still kicking myself. There was in the catalogue a pair of 1912H UNC which I already have but if I had read the cat closer the second coin gave the wrong Freemans number and dies. It was a 1919H and went for about £40
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Wow, the rare 1927 style reverse! Very nice find!!
The 1946 and 1949 are very tough in such a fabulous condition.
there was a specimen that came light earlier this year... (london coins I think).. that sold at auction......
only known specimen so far.....
Mine is the standard F-192A
How does it differ from the regular 22 reverse?
<< <i>"Wow, the rare 1927 style reverse! Very nice find!!"
How does it differ from the regular 22 reverse? >>
The easiest way to tell is to look at the trident, the middle prong is shorter whereas the earlier one touches the bead.
I went to the March London coins auction with an eye on bidding on the 1922 with the ME observe. I set myself a limit of £2000, it was in a little better condition than my 1922 and had a estimate if I remember correctly of something like £1250-1750. It opened above my limit by quite a margin and went for £3800
I picked up the 3ds at their auction last Sunday both for under estimate. It was definitely a buyers day as there wasn't may there and 90% of stuff went for below estimate. I missed a couple, one for which I'm still kicking myself. There was in the catalogue a pair of 1912H UNC which I already have but if I had read the cat closer the second coin gave the wrong Freemans number and dies. It was a 1919H and went for about £40