Round 3 EK II

[Steve DT]

Happy Easter everyone!
What can you tell me about this Round 3?
Thanks for looking,
Steve

[Steve DT]

Reverse

[CMSgt]

R3

Known as the dipping 8 & 3 in the 1813. Jim

[streptile]

Thick version, nice and original imo.

[Woolgar]

Nice indeed

Nick

[RKC]

Steve:

Nice 'Cross'! It would look even nicer if it had it's 'bigger brother' with it....The 1st Class
with the 'round' 3.

I just happen to have one that I might let go if you bend my arm enough!


Ron.

[Steve DT]

Thanks for your responses guys! I've always really liked this one for its unique look, the depth between the top of the beading and the core gives it a great appearance, I think.
Forgive my ignorance, but I've been searching and can't find these answers.

- I see there are thick and thin "unknown" makers. Are they thought to be the same unknown maker, or just two different unknown makers?

-Is the dipping 8/3 always found on these unmarked thick round threes?

Thanks again,
S

[Steve DT]

Haha Ron, I'm just down the 401, I might just have to come by to see it!

[CMSgt]

-Is the dipping 8/3 always found on these unmarked thick round threes?

Thanks again,
S

No, the dipping 8/3 is uncommon. You will find the thick version with different styles of round 3s. Jim

[Steve DT]

Thanks Jim