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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 660446, member: 66"]I've picked up several rare die varieties of early large cents on eBay, and in the Conder token series so far my best purchases have been a Middlesex 9519 in Brass (it was misattributed), only two have appeared for sale in the past 28 years, mine is the finer of th two. A Shropshire 11, the only verified piece. I spent years looking for one but every time I found one it was misattributed. I finally started asking the major dealer if they had ever seen a Shropshire 11 that actually matched the pictures and description given in Dalton & Hamer. No one had ever seen one and I was told it was an error in the book and didn't exist. Then I turned one up on eBay in Feb 2008.</p><p><br /></p><p>A Shropshire 13bis, the discovery specimen and currently still unique. (got my name in the standard reference for this one as the discoverer.)</p><p><br /></p><p>A Warwickshire 340bis, second one known and the finer of the two pieces.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now I won't retire on any of those but considering that is four R8+ coins and the most I paid for any of them was $50, I'd say I got good deals.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 660446, member: 66"]I've picked up several rare die varieties of early large cents on eBay, and in the Conder token series so far my best purchases have been a Middlesex 9519 in Brass (it was misattributed), only two have appeared for sale in the past 28 years, mine is the finer of th two. A Shropshire 11, the only verified piece. I spent years looking for one but every time I found one it was misattributed. I finally started asking the major dealer if they had ever seen a Shropshire 11 that actually matched the pictures and description given in Dalton & Hamer. No one had ever seen one and I was told it was an error in the book and didn't exist. Then I turned one up on eBay in Feb 2008. A Shropshire 13bis, the discovery specimen and currently still unique. (got my name in the standard reference for this one as the discoverer.) A Warwickshire 340bis, second one known and the finer of the two pieces. Now I won't retire on any of those but considering that is four R8+ coins and the most I paid for any of them was $50, I'd say I got good deals.[/QUOTE]
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