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  1. 3 points
    Paulus
    Very nice Will. I'm also collecting Kempson's Coventry buildings (along with Bath and Birmingham), I don't have an example of that one yet. Here's my little collection of Coventry buildings so far
  2. 1 point
    DaveG38
    Ah, sorry, I didn't see the title of the thread.
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    Nonmortuus
    I think on average its about £23 ish to get it slabbed but Matt will be able to confirm.
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    Paddy
    Yes - I know. That is why I am in such a dilemma! I dislike slabbed coins and would never buy one for myself - unless I planned to break it out. However if spending £50 getting it graded would turn it from a £400 coin to £1000 coin, it makes sound business sense. The profit I could then use to buy more coins for my own collection! 🙂
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    blakeyboy
    Please bear in mind that after the risks, and having spent money for no reason, your coin is still the same....:-)
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    Mr T
    Still in circulation is a tough one - I like Australia and New Zealand's at least, although they've been unchanged for close to 60 years.





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