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Showing content with the highest reputation on 12/30/2017 in all areas

  1. 2 points
    hibernianscribe
    There are some interesting posts over the past few days in the "Ebay's Worst Offerings" thread concerning Catawiki coin auctions that should be read by all that might consider bidding in those auctions.
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    Rob
    They are current, so worth face value. Spend them in the shop.
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    HistoricCoinage
    Ah. Mr Thomas/Michael Millard/Hibbs... Have a look here where Tony describes him as ‘An Alleged Miscreant of the 21st Century’ and I can think of at least another dozen places he's listed including Robert Matthew's site here.
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    Ukstu
    John short cross penny Ilger London Class 5c
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    craigy
    nice 1927 halfcrown, some toning but got it rather cheap
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    mrbadexample
    Two pence. Very slightly over that if you melt them down for scrap, as I understand it.





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