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For me they both sound silly!
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Cartwheel penny (1797)
william replied to Master Jmd's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
No problem -
Is that your VF+ one which we've heard so much about?
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What are your best coins?
william replied to Half Penny Jon's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I love those Victorian pre 1860 pennies. I wish I had one in that sort of condition. -
Here is a proper cartwheel twopence
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Just look at the state of that dark patch on the reverse! Ewwww
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That coin is definately dodgy. Look at it: The edge looks funny, on the reverse, and the tone is all wrong. Compare it to the one on this site! Here is the reverse: And here is the obverse:
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Cartwheel penny (1797)
william replied to Master Jmd's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
That's right. If the obverse and the reverse of a coin are 180 degrees "out", that is called coin allignment. If the obverse and the reverse of a coin are both the same way round, it is called medal allignment. Therefore your cartwheel penny is in coin allignment. -
What are your best coins?
william replied to Half Penny Jon's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Hi Penny Master, I have a 1901 farthing in UNC, and a gold gilt 1900 farthing in GEF. I am very pleased with them. Oh yeah, and I have an 1844 half farthing in GEF+. They are my best if we are going by grade, but they are also my favourite coins, along with an 1843/34 threehalfpence, a gothic florin and an 1845 crown with a very low mintage. -
Lets get back on topic... What
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Lol. Why not?
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They are nice, you've tempted me to go metal detecting, but I can't think of anywhere to look for them. I live by the seaside, and have found one George VI brass threepence there, but it was covered in verdigris. I am assumuing that if I were to look for more coins there, they would look just the same - lots of verdigris. What sorts of places do you detect for coins then Raoul? If I can find a good place near my house then I might as well try...
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I personally love his music. I especially like all the key changes.
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The Gadfly Suite Oh silly me, it's meant to be single words. Mossolov then
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So? They're stunning! Edit: I take it you mean the Ebay coins Yep
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Me too!
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Yes, that EF is around F+ IMHO.
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You like those extra Fs don't you, Sylvester, I've noticed you using them on Coinpeople! Btw, Oli, I think those coins you mentioned above are from Westminster
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Tchaikovsky
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Yes, but Oxford Road make up for the loss of the station at number 124, isn't that right Geoff?
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Welcome back on here, Raoul!
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Is there a date visible on it? I can't see one in the scan. It's obviously a forgery if there isn't one
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How long have you all been collecting?
william replied to Half Penny Jon's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Wow, this is a coincidence!! -
Is the Churchill crown the ugliest coin?
william replied to Chris Perkins's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Lol! People had actually bidded on them! -
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