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New Maundy Sets in PCGS Registry
I'm working on these for several reasons-the history of the series, the fact that I was stationed in England at several RAF bases in the
early 50's and attended the coronation parade for Queen Elizabeth 11 and the relatively inexpensive cost of very nice material.
I'm going to try and post the link but it's never worked so far. So if some kind poster would linkify it for me I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks
http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistry/alltimeset.aspx?s=91449
Tried again, no workie....
early 50's and attended the coronation parade for Queen Elizabeth 11 and the relatively inexpensive cost of very nice material.
I'm going to try and post the link but it's never worked so far. So if some kind poster would linkify it for me I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks
http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistry/alltimeset.aspx?s=91449
Tried again, no workie....
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Eliz II recent Maundy sets, aren't cheap at all, and unlike Edward VII, George V and VI, they very often come in full white, as they are now sold in some sort of soft plastic airtight blisters, and most of them are left inside them.
Good luck in your next hunt.
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Asking a poster who knows how and is willing to help me on it, to tell me just how to post the link so it comes
up as a click to rather than a paste.
Thanks folks....
http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistry/alltimeset.aspx?s=91321
My 1905 Maundy Set
PS: To make the link appear as a link try clicking on the http button in the toolbar just above the text box where you enter your post text.
Here's the link to the one I posted....
Maundy Registry Set
<< <i>Thanks for your help; that's a great set!
Here's the link to the one I posted....
Maundy Registry Set >>
Thanks. Pity about the holdering job on the 1d.
Your set is very pretty too!