william

I think those San Marino euros have just become my favourite set of Euros too! I especially like the €2, 10 cent and five cent ones.

There are of course proof versions, but i won't talk about them. Here are some post victorian varieties: Some Victorian and Edward VII farthings have a dark finish Some 1926 halfcrowns have no colon after OMN The 'H' varieties and 'KN' varieties of British pennies From 1949 onwards, all British coins didn't have Ind;Imp on them The 1940 penny sometimes had a double exurgue line 1955 and 1956 farthings had thin rims on the reverse From 1954, British coinage no longer had Britt.Omn on it Some of the 1954 halfpennies had large border teeth I won't tell you about gold coins as I am not familiar with them. I hope this is what you are after and it helps. As mint_mark says, try to get that Collectors Coins book, it does have lots of different varieties in it. William

Why do you keep changing it then? Btw, does my signature look ok?

Ef?! Why did you buy that half guinea when you had an EF HAMMERED, ROUND groat on offer?

I would grade it NVF/VF

Does it lok alright now?

That much?!

It is one of his rules, the second one on the list!! He wrote:

Master JMD has broken many of his own rules, has he not?

Chocolate

You're always trying to end topics Oli!

Voice

Rat

Cheese!

Huh?

Mars (hehe)

Donald

Lightweight!

You were born in the Machin era?! You're really lucky! I was born in the Maklouf period!

A sovereign is a pound!

Overweight

I have, thanks for the forum!

This not good enough for you?! ^^^^

He's right you know...

There is something important to do with coins in that year!! A new monarch on the coinage, but most importantly, the 1952 penny was made, it's unique!!