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GR 1840 C - Slabbed by NGC as MS63 - The slabbers never picked up that the first E of PENCE

                        was missing the centre bar of the E and it now reads a PCNCE.

   I regret but I am unable to take a decent image from the slabbed coin. I normally use a

  scanner which was even worse than this picture by my phone !

  I really hate slabbed coins !!!

 As the pictures are impossible to show this coin and its varieties I have taken images from

 other examples of this type coin for the other images below.

Improvised image of colon dots after F: D:

            Obv. - There is an extra small colon dot above and slightly to the right of the higher colon

                        dot after F: There also appears to be also a small extra colon dot just below and

                        to the left of the lower colon dot. The D: has a small extra colon dot just above

                        and slightly to the left of the higher colon dot. The D: also has a small extra colon

                        dot just below and to the left of the lower colon dot.8

 

GR 1840 Cb - Rev. C

    

GR 1840 Cb

Rev.  Type C - A later stage to Rev. Type B with the broken 'C'

                        See 1840 - date varieties for a possible explanation

GR 1840 Cb - Date. b

           Date: - Type b - Slightly rounded top 4

         Grade:  Choice bright    pAS

This is the best know example of this Rare and unusual variety. 

     Recently  I have started adding to my website all of the UNLISTED varieties I have 

     discovered over the years that is the reason that I have never listed this coin before !

     I discovered this variety about 30 years ago and during that time I have only come

     across 3 other examples. One in VF/VF+, another in Fine + & the other

     unfortunately only in Poor/Fair?

     This example was only purchased recently from auction April 2021. It was had gone

     un-noticed by the 'slabber' and therefore not picked up by the collectors.

     This is by far the best example I have ever seen and probably likely to see.

SOLD  -  Left as reference                                                

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