Post A Darkside Proof Coin!

RobP

Let's have some copper for a change. All George III pattern halfpennies ex-Boulton.

Peck 991


Peck 995


Peck 1161. If you ever wanted an example of a coin struck from rusted dies, this would be the one of choice.


Peck 1258


Peck 1260

Preussen

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I'm not seeing your images 3Mark. >>

I can see his image in your reply that says you are not seeing them -Preussen

RobP

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I'm not seeing your images 3Mark. >>

I can see his image in your reply that says you are not seeing them -Preussen >>


Any clues as to why I wouldn't see them? Presumably it has to be some setting somewhere.

3Mark

RobP:

I also see my image in your post. These are pretty large, about 2mb and here is another one:

RobP

I think it might be something to do with firewall settings. When I try to view the image I get a no response timeout message from the hosting site. It's only your images I can't see.

Daltonista

Fabulous stuff in this thread! My favorite, so far, is rwyarmch's deux sous Habitatant token, but then I'm an avowed exonumist.

So for my contribution to the proceedings, a recently-acquired gilt proof 1811 halfpennny token from the Patent Sheathing Nail Manufactory of Bristol, Somersetshire.




Best to all!

Tom

canadacolornut

Proof 62. That's 62.

Red and *cough* Brown

rwyarmch

"Red/Brown" can sure cover a lot of ground!

canadacolornut

Here's one I'll be submitting soon-also destined for Red and, uh, Brown

questor54

1799 Gilt Halfpenny. P-1243. ex. Chirico Collection. NGC PF64 CAMEO.

RobP

Peck 2002. Undated decimal pattern halfpenny ca.1857-9. Ex Ferrari 397, Brand and Norweb 683.

SYRACUSIAN

Greece, restoration of Monarchy.

1935 100 drs PCGS PR64




Cyprus rare 1901 4 coin proof set: 3p PCGS PR67, 4.5Pp NGC PR65, 9p PCGS PR65, 18p PCGS PR66

ajaan

I absolutely love that Cyprus proof set.

rwyarmch

I remembered this one while researching Taylor restrikes. Any Peck pros who can confirm the Peck # (991?)

lordmarcovan

Nice thread resurrection.

mnemtsas2

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Agree. That 1901 Cyprus set still makes my eyes pop

RobP

<< <i>I remembered this one while researching Taylor restrikes. Any Peck pros who can confirm the Peck # (991?)

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Yes it is, there's another example towards the bottom of the previous page.

JCMhouston

Yes, no quatrefoil in front of date and the flaw at Britannia's heel. Here's a P971 (late Soho period), the Taylor restrikes seem to be derived mostly from these dies for the 1790 dated pieces, although of course he also mated this obverse die with several different reverses, as well as the pieces he did with retooling on the original reverse die.