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  1. 2 points
    REV, some more to come when i reduce the sizes and pop in and out due to size limit per post, wish someone would sort that out
  2. 1 point
    Courtesy of Vickysilver
  3. 1 point
    I have always been happy with the promptness of their delivery service. (They probably should update their T and C which state "allow 21 days for delivery.) The e-mailing of tracking number is quite a new thing with them and I first received one for their September auction last year.
  4. 1 point
    Just for the record, the coin looks more like this, than the above images, with a nice old collectors' tone!
  5. 1 point
    You can only learn by looking. Nobody is forced to buy anything. Broadly speaking collectors fall in to two groups when it comes to learning - those who gain all their knowledge from looking at eBay and other virtual sources and the second group who opt for practical experience, who do their legwork and physically examine coins. Only by comparing what is available in the flesh can you come to appreciate what consitutes a good example. Whilst a picture is said to speak a thousand words, it is also a very good way of presenting an object in the most favourable light possible, with contract and colours frequently adjusted to hide defects. You need to get a glass on coins and mentally absorb all that you see including prices and grades.





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