Guy Jeffery continues to show us just how many new CPVs there are to be found. In the last few days he has sent along another ten items. Just Wow! Be sure to check out each of the following links as you may have additional examples sitting amongst your collections.
1F16.7 Q, 3F1.22, 3F1.12, 3F2.12, 3F1.14, 3F16.5, 3R11.3, 3R3.11, 3R11.4 and 3F1.23 are all new listings.
Guy Jeffery has stayed busy. Over the past few days, he has sent me several emails outlining items from his collection which were not on the site. These Three Cent items are all now listed. Enjoy visiting 3F4.13, 3F4.14, 3F8.20, 3F4.8, 3R17.2, 3F16.5, 3R9.1, 3R9.2 and 3F1.20.
Guy Jeffery starts 2024 with the same energy with which he ended 2023, reporting multiple examples of four more CPVs - this time all on the Three Cent. You will most certainly want to visit 3F4.11, 3F12.2, 3F16.11 and 3F19.2 before you start looking for additional examples hidden away in your holdings.
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