need your opinion"1 new penny 1982" [solved]

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what do you think about this coin? damage coin?..I need your opinionn
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces859.html
One of the most common of common coins, yours is real, but worth only face value.
Hi,This is what happens to your coin often in Britain -
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/brits-throw-away-loose-change-7250651
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Quote: "Mr-IQBAL001"​what do you think about this coin? damage coin?..I need your opinionn
​Could that be a pattern coin?B.
Non est totum quod splendet ut aurum
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
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Quote: "Mr-IQBAL001"​what do you think about this coin? damage coin?..I need your opinionn
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​​Culd that be a pattern coin?B.
:D
What? Me Worry
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Quote: "PetrusAscanus"

Quote: "Mr-IQBAL001"​what do you think about this coin? damage coin?..I need your opinionn
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​​​Culd that be a pattern coin?B.
​​:D
:O

I began to lose questions

this is the reason I brought this coin, to this forum
it looks like this coin uses the same mixture
looks indeed post mintage damage.
It could be some time of its life on the street.
Nothing special, no (collectors-) value
Non est totum quod splendet ut aurum
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
Quote: "PetrusAscanus"​looks indeed post mintage damage.
​It could be some time of its life on the street.
​Nothing special, no (collectors-) value
​what makes it valuable. Should there be a lot of lions there?
Quote: "PetrusAscanus"
Quote: "Mr-IQBAL001"​what do you think about this coin? damage coin?..I need your opinionn
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​​Could that be a pattern coin?B.
​could be...
Quote: "Mr-IQBAL001"
Quote: "PetrusAscanus"​looks indeed post mintage damage.
​​It could be some time of its life on the street.
​​Nothing special, no (collectors-) value
​​what makes it valuable. Should there be a lot of lions there?
​I'm giving the benefit of the doubt here and attributing this to a language barrier, but that didn't make any sense at all.
Mr Iqbal,
You talk in riddles my friend, still trying to work out where the Lions came from
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Quote: "Iainmac"​Mr Iqbal,
​You talk in riddles my friend, still trying to work out where the Lions came from
I ask. Why are collectors always looking for lions hidden in coins (1 new penny, 2 new pence, 1/2 one penny)
Like you are looking for "Doubled Die" on coin coins "Lincoln Cents"
Is that what makes valuable coins
Quote: "Mr-IQBAL001"
Quote: "Iainmac"​Mr Iqbal,
​​You talk in riddles my friend, still trying to work out where the Lions came from

​I ask. Why are collectors always looking for lions hidden in coins (1 new penny, 2 new pence, 1/2 one penny)
​Like you are looking for "Doubled Die" on coin coins "Lincoln Cents"
​Is that what makes valuable coins
​I have never heard of British collectors looking for any hidden lions hidden in any of those coins, ever before. And I have no idea what doubled die Lincoln cents have to do with these hidden lions.

Could you provide us with a link about these lions to more clearly show us what you are talking about?
Quote: "Mr-IQBAL001"
Quote: "Iainmac"​Mr Iqbal,
​​You talk in riddles my friend, still trying to work out where the Lions came from

​I ask. Why are collectors always looking for lions hidden in coins (1 new penny, 2 new pence, 1/2 one penny)
​Like you are looking for "Doubled Die" on coin coins "Lincoln Cents"
​Is that what makes valuable coins
​You move in unusual circles Mr Iqbal, I have never met any collectors looking for Lions, but good luck on your quest, maybe one day you find a Lion and let me know.
Best Wishes my friend
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search the lion(s):

https://www.google.be/search?q=coin+lion&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjUltfGod7dAhVFyqQKHeJqDJAQ_AUICigB&biw=1264&bih=680
Non est totum quod splendet ut aurum
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
this is just an example

what I say, is the result of my own analysis, by looking at the coins they sell, on the auction site
I think you see things where there are none
(or you like to see things)
Just like the Camel sigarets.
Everyone see 'Manneke Pis' from Brussels:
Non est totum quod splendet ut aurum
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
Quote: "PetrusAscanus"​I think you see things where there are none
​(or you like to see things)
​Just like the Camel sigarets.
​Avery one see 'Manneke Pis' from Brussels:
​jeez oh, that was funny! Mr Iqbal is an interesting man, mad as a hatter, but interesting all the same:O
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Did he mean "hidden lines" instead of "hidden lions", as in die cracks?
Quote: "Cerulean"​Did he mean "hidden lines" instead of "hidden lions", as in die cracks?
​I see a goat in the left feather, facing left
Non est totum quod splendet ut aurum
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
Isn't there a rather notorious banknote ()Bahamas?) which has the palm branches arrange to spell the word "SEX"? There's also apparently a reference to "Rock Lobster" hidden on early printed circuit boards. I've never heard of a Royal Mint engraver hiding lions in coins but if there's any truth to it then I'd be most interested in learning more about it. Until I see some convincing examples I'll remain open minded but skeptical.

I can't wait for the discussion on Rice Pullers.
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Quote: "PetrusAscanus"
Quote: "Cerulean"​Did he mean "hidden lines" instead of "hidden lions", as in die cracks?
​​I see a goat in the left feather, facing left
​Well, there are no die cracks in the circled area either.

I see the head of a toucan facing right personally. (8
Quote: "Iainmac"
Quote: "PetrusAscanus"​I think you see things where there are none
​​(or you like to see things)
​​Just like the Camel sigarets.
​​Avery one see 'Manneke Pis' from Brussels:
​​
​​jeez oh, that was funny! Mr Iqbal is an interesting man, mad as a hatter, but interesting all the same:O
​Yes, right, look at the circle. that's how they look for it but in the end I disagreed with them, because in my opinion the lion lion can be found on all the "2 new pence" coins.
"I'm glad you understand what I mean"
Thank you mr Iqbal, for most excellent thread, very entertaining.
completely bonkers!.
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Quote: "Iainmac"​Thank you mr Iqbal, for most excellent thread, very entertaining.
​completely bonkers!.
:O lol!

I seriously want to know who's been feeding you stories of lions on 2 pence coins, though.

Who is the "they" in "that's how they look for it but in the end I disagreed with them"?
Have to agree cass
they sound a bit ominous!.
will never be able to look at a 2p again without looking for a lion, crazy!
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Pnightingale it is the Seychelles that issued the sex note.
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Quote: "Iainmac"​Have to agree cass
​they sound a bit ominous!.
​will never be able to look at a 2p again without looking for a lion, crazy!

Spot the lion. :°
Don't forget about the "devil face" Canadian dollar:



Or in Hungary, people thought that there is a penis and not a mushroom next to the tree on the (now out-of circulation) 200 forint banknote:

No comment.....
Non est totum quod splendet ut aurum
Rijkdom bestaat niet uit het hebben van veel bezittingen, maar in het hebben van weinig behoeften
ok.thanks
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