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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rexesq, post: 251375, member: 5739&quot;]I think it is at least EF. It&#039;s hard to see the details in the pictures. My camera is not all that great, and it&#039;s hard to get good pics through a plastic flip.</p><p>&nbsp;I just picked up an 1835 maundy 1 pence yesterday, sadly it has a hole in it. It looks like it would grade AU+...without the hole that is. Tis&#039; a shame that such a nice coin had to be harmed by someone making a necklace.&nbsp; But I found it in the &#039;foreign silver bin&#039; at the coin shop, and got it for only .25cents. They have a small bin that they throw all their lower quality foreign silver into, and sell all of it for its silver value. I&#039;ve found some great coins in there. Sadly some of the nicest coins I&#039;ve found in there have had holes in them. Some of them would be $50 coins without the holes. I guess necklaces with maundy and other small coins on them must have been very popular.</p><p>&nbsp;Anyway, I was also wondering what the mintage was for the 1835 maundy 1 pence. I&#039;ll try to take some pictures of my non-holy maundy coins sometime this week, if I have time.</p><p><br /></p><p>rexesq[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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