Leaderboard

Or maybe Norweb's 1853 copper proof. This is a nice coin.

I'm primarily a Victorian halfpenny collector, both copper and bronze young head varieties. there's no thread for such coins, so I have no place to post some newly acquired specimens. Consequently, I decided to make a new posting and invite others to show me their latest and greatest! Here's two NGC graded Victorian copper halfpennies that are both rather scarce in a high grade. I acquired both of them in the most recent Goldberg auction.

I Not by everyone! They're just a little penny, after all.

Will have a go at this then, thank you, all I want to do it put my coins on?? wife walked in from work last night first thing I said was I can't blooming upload these coins, she shook her head at me and walked off ha ha!

I think it's a 'simple' problem of multiplicity. So many different devices and operating systems (Windows in various incarnations, Apple OS's, Android, Linux and probably others) it's perhaps not surprising that it's a challenge to get a site to work on all of them. However I no longer use my phone to access the site at all (due to the problems Coinery mentioned) and it's slightly annoying to miss out on some of the features ... including some of the administrative powers I used to have on the old site. I don't know if it's poor programming or just the best compromise that can be reached, given the difficulty. But I suspect it can only get worse with time ... and if it does I shall probably just give up. Hopefully that's an incentive for the designers to get a grip on things, though I'm not holding my breath on that.

Unsure of why Tom is experiencing so many obstacles. Perhaps, as Nick says, it is indeed a page coding issue. Maybe @Nordle11 can help. With regard to Stuart's scrolling, I had the same problem on my phone, until I started using the forum in landscape instead of portrait. Now it's a lot easier. Make sure auto rotate is enabled first, though.

VERY RARE 1862 F-41 Half Penny Date Penny Although not the finest known, it is FAR superior to many of the examples that have recently been sold. £ 1850 - Free Delivery If this item sells, I will send Chris Perkins a contribution of £50 towards maintenance of this website, If EVERYTHING I have listed sells, I will send him £100.

It's the piece referred to in footnote 2 on p.408 by Peck

Freeman 329A, ex MJF Compared with a normal one. Sorry about the scans again.

To add to your 1866, I have one with the tonnage figures 138/405, this being the one numerically preceding the cover coin on Michael Gouby's book (139/406). Sorry about the scan.

Here's another hard-to-find in this or higher condition. I also bought this coin at the recent Goldberg auction.

We will just have a guess GEF for me