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2 pointsIn case anyone is down in North Devon occasionally, I put a coin stall out at the markets once in a while. Feel free to pop by if you are in the area, but if you are after particular stuff it would be wise to PM me first so I make sure I bring out what you want. Upcoming: Barnstaple Pannier market - Wednesday 16th May South Molton Pannier market (flea market) Sunday 3rd June and Sunday 17th June.
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1 pointHad to laugh at the tip from the seller. "the mintmark is located within the trident held by Britannia" Obviously reading between the lines he doesn't know where it is exactly because the trident head on his fake piece of trash is missing https://www.ebay.com/itm/Great-Britain-silver-Dollar-1911/332637817930 Even more worrying https://www.ebay.com/itm/Great-Britain-6-Pence-1697-Ruler-William-III-XF/332620320923
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1 pointIndeed Paddy, it's not even worth the P&P being charged. But then, maybe we're not taking into account the lifetime guarantee of authenticity. You can't put a price on peace of mind.
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1 pointI was tempted to offer them 10 cents, but the postage is so high I was afraid they might accept it!
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1 pointAbove it on the same page I see this being offered. An absolute bargain and 'Authenticity Guaranteed for Life' too . What more could you want? https://www.ebay.com/itm/1931-UK-Great-Britain-Farthing-1-4-penny-PCGS-MS65-RD-FULL-RED-2746/202307415641?_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIM.MBE%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D50544%26meid%3D49d9f899342b451a81dfea5882ae64ad%26pid%3D100623%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D5%26sd%3D222974628946%26itm%3D202307415641&_trksid=p2047675.c100623.m-1
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1 pointSomewhat unhelpfully, the seller notes that PCGS have only slabbed 4 at MS65RD (which obviously can't include this coin). Can't wait to get me one of those super duper British rarities - the 1953 QE2 1st issue farthing with the woodcock reverse. Actually, I have one, but it looks like Liz overindulged on a trip to the Guinness brewery.
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1 pointMost likely due to unscrupulous mint workers in the late 1970s. The 2000 $1/10c mule (and similarly the New Zealand 2004 10c/$1 mule) is something you do have a chance of finding though.
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1 pointOnly if I wear tight shoes...
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1 pointAs long as notes exist, coins will be required for change. When cash doesn't exist in monetary form it will be a sad day, charities and homeless people will suffer greatly from the inability to donate loose change.
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1 pointThis has gone and thanks Ian. Starting on the Coppers
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1 pointAnd as is the cycle of my life, this and all my other Plantagenet coins are going to be on sale!
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1 pointNice coins guys. These three came out of the ground with nice tones, I always wondered if it was caused by stubble burning years ago and the heat had discoloured them.
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1 pointI gave in and bought A to Z too. Just need 3 £2 coins to complete those now as a distraction to collecting Vicky silvr...and bronze. Not sure how it happened. Silver was my happy place til I came here and now everything costs me so much more lol.
