Great Britain 1752 George II (1727-60) Guinea, 1752, Older Laureate Head Music that you are still in

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horizontal pair imperforate imprimaturs each with a "BPMA" handstamp on reverse

A fine used example with good margins all round

This dramatic error resulted from the 5p surcharge being applied to the 1½d 'Pig Vine' stamp instead of the intended 6d value

and performed over numerous styles including rockabilly

Great Britain 1752 George II (1727-60) Guinea, 1752, Older Laureate Head Music that you are still inGreat Britain 1752 Half Guinea of King George II (1727 60). Obverse: old head laureate portrait of the King, facing left with aged face and two laurel leaves to top of wreath. Legend reads: 'GEORGIVS II DEI GRATIA '. Reverse: ornate shield of royal arms, surmounted by crown which extends to the edge of the coin and divides date: 1752. Legend reads: 'M B F ET REX F D B ET L D S R I A T ET E '. Half Guineas were first introduced in 1669 and would be