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  1. 2 points
    Funnily enough, even as I was typing out the suggestion you contacted them, Pete, I thought you might encounter communication issues. I certainly have in almost every recent attempted contact with a major concern. To get a reply with literally just a telephone number on it and no other explanation, or even a few words asking you to call, is a joke. Best most straightforward trading contact I've had in recent years (in any field) was Dave Craddock, who just says "hello" in the old school way when he answers the landline phone. What a refreshing change that made.
  2. 1 point
    Rightyho..... "if you wrote down the numbers 1 to 999 in alphabetical order, which numbers are first and last on the list?" Mr.T was soooo close.
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    I've no idea either Pete.
  4. 1 point
    Very well spotted Holmes🧐
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    This was one of my purchases yesterday from my regular outings to the Malvern flea fair.... Antwerp coin/trade weight, 15x15mm weight of 3gm. I believe it dates from 1597 but I'm still checking up on that and the makers initials





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