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    This has being doing the rounds on virals.Great inititive by the guards...So proud of our armed forces. http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/adorable-moment-boy-4-gets-dream-snap-with-guard-at-windsor-castle-a3434676.html
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    I think he may regret putting it up there as well, even the Americans think his UNC grade is crazy. Just noticed that this was my 10,000th post, how times flies. I an now a legend in my own underwear, time to slip on my cape with the BIG S on it (and slippers)
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    Is that lying awake wondering how to dispose of the coins, or the wife? This might be of interest: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0499cj9/player I can't abide the modern "commemorative" pieces. They simply aren't coins as far as I'm concerned, but that's just my opinion. However, without knowing what you've got, it's hard to say. Keep what pleases you most, or alternatively, think about why you've been asked to downsize. Does it take up too much space? Is it all over the house? I'd probably be inclined to avoid downsizing by whatever means I could.
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    Have you tried asking her to trim down her collection of shoes, handbags and pretty things for the house? Then there would be plenty of space for your coins??
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    It's a good job the new £1 coin is bi metallic to stop it being faked





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