Is this a die variety attribution? I wasn't aware that any British coins were collected by die variety.
Freeman is the iconic book for bronze 1860-1970. There are multiple die combinations of just the 1860 and 1861 dates alone for both pennies and halfpennies.
Davies is the book for silver coinage. There are several die combinations in many of the series.
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Gary
<< <i>Hey MAc, do you have a larger image of the 1861 halfpenny? I'd like to see what Freeman number you've got there. >>
Yeah, it's a 276!!
j/k.
It should be a 277. It's Ex: Nicholson; J. H. M. Samuel
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<< <i>Where's that puke emoticon that Roy uses when you need it? You have definetely kept mgood3 busy. >>
Yes, if the images look nice, it mgoodm3, not me.
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Take your pick; the rapid "release"
or, the slow build-up.....
Awesome set you've got there!
Freeman is the iconic book for bronze 1860-1970. There are multiple die combinations of just the 1860 and 1861 dates alone for both pennies and halfpennies.
Davies is the book for silver coinage. There are several die combinations in many of the series.