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Glossy mix of light and darker silvery gray. The date is readable and about half of the legends are visible. Another circulating COPY. Weight 15.9

A sharp, well struck COPY. Weight 75.1 grains.

Frosty light silver just starting to tone light champagne. Sharply struck COPY. Weight 12.5 grains.

Includes an electrotype COPY of the famous 1737 Higley threepence "I CUT MY WAY THROUGH" F15, and a struck copy of an odd mule of a Higley...

Struck by Elder using the original Dickenson copy dies. The planchet is very thick, a full 4mm, and the weight is a hefty 589.2 grains.

Slightly sharper with a subtle bend in the planchet. Mostly smooth but there is microscopic roughness in the fields and protected areas. Partly glos

Sharpness VF20 but there are numerous pits or planchet voids on both sides. No verdigris and the rest of the planchet is smooth with attractive gloss

Beautiful glossy light to medium brown. Smooth with nearly flawless surfaces and great eye appeal. The only marks are a tiny rim nick over the TO in

Partly glossy chocolate brown with lighter brown toning on the devices. Looks smooth but a glass reveals very fine roughness in protected areas. No

Mostly glossy chocolate brown and steel with slightly lighter steel brown on the highpoints. Satiny and attractive. The only notable marks are a sma