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Hello all,=A0 Since the super Bowl weekend is fast approaching and I find m=
yself unexpectedly free for the afternoon,=A0I have photographed some recen=
t purchases.=A0 The attached is one coin I am awed with.=A0 I know others h=
ave this same variety.=A0 The one I got is in virtually uncirculated condit=
ion.=A0 The issue is the date which is definitely 17 something something.=
=A0 I think others have labeled it as a 1762 which I have also done for the=
sake of discussion but I certainly could go with 1752, 1769, and1759.=A0 I=
usually don't like coins without good dates but this one is an exception.=
=A0 The crude hand cut legends and ridiculously hand cut date, reminds me a=
little of the Simians, but the strong well done obverse central device of =
King George II seems to contradict this, though the very crude Britannia su=
pports it.=A0 The coin needs more study but was wondering what others thoug=
ht were.=A0 Roger
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ial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:14pt"><div style=3D"RIGHT: auto">Hello=
all, Since the super Bowl weekend is fast approaching and I find mys=
elf unexpectedly free for the afternoon, I have photographed some rece=
nt purchases. The attached is one coin I am awed with. I know o=
thers have this same variety. The one I got is in virtually uncircula=
ted condition. The issue is the date which is definitely 17 something=
something. I think others have labeled it as a 1762 which I have als=
o done for the sake of discussion but I certainly could go with 1752, 1769,=
and1759. I usually don't like coins without good dates but this one =
is an exception. The crude hand cut legends and ridiculously hand cut=
date, reminds me a little of the Simians, but the strong well done obverse=
central device of King George II seems to contradict this, though the
very crude Britannia supports it. The coin needs more study but was =
wondering what others thought were<VAR id=3Dyui-ie-cursor></VAR>. Rog=
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