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  1. 2 points
    Rob
    All that's missing is counterfeit Newark Siege Piece dated 1677.
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    PWA 1967
    On the point you raised above Stu Yesterday looking at my ebay i had received feedback from a coin i bought last week along the lines of........."Buyer never contacted me and would of got refund left negative feedback F%^%in idiot." Made me laugh as i hadnt even left any feedback I mailed him and told him to take it off of which again he went on with himself. Anyway the point i am making is i phoned ebay who accessed my account and looked at the messages etc ,deleted the feedback and sent me a copy of the mail they then sent him. The thing is they dont tolerate the abuse and language some pricks send people..... the seller then sent a message to apologise. All good fun Pete.
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    copper123
    a secretary as I recall, whose name was Ms. E. Lastick. Peckris likes this KNICKERS





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