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Half Penny Jon
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Your cover ideas please.
Half Penny Jon replied to Aethelred's topic in Rotographic Publications Forum
It looks appealing but it is a bit too 'in your face' I think which would discourage buyers. -
Hi everyone, look at this: Wierd I am puzzled.
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I've got some of those rare 10ps!
Half Penny Jon replied to william's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
How many between between's have you got Sylvester? I found one the other week. -
I've got some of those rare 10ps!
Half Penny Jon replied to william's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
The beads were very and I mean very weak compared to other 1992 10p's but the variety was easily recognisable. -
I've got some of those rare 10ps!
Half Penny Jon replied to william's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Today I completed all of my four 1992 10p varieties with the rarest one turning up in my change from Greggs! The rarest one is quite worn though. I will keep my eyes open for a better example. -
A very Happy Birthday to Geoff
Half Penny Jon replied to Chris Perkins's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Happy Birthday Geoff!!!!!!!!!! Have a great day! -
Best Buy: 1924 BU Gem halfpenny bought for £22 worth about £35 in this gem mint state with blazing lustre! Worst Buy: 1896LX Crown VF bought for £40, sold to a dealer a while ago for £16.
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Celebrating a birthday
Half Penny Jon replied to Geoff T's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Yes, it's your birthday tomorrow Geoff! -
Look at this: My Webpage This might interest some of the farthing collectors on here!
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Your cover ideas please.
Half Penny Jon replied to Aethelred's topic in Rotographic Publications Forum
How about a nice 1903 BU GEM half penny?! All joking aside, a beutifully UNC coin will have to be on the cover devoid of surface marks or pitting to attract the numismatic eye. -
What would be your dream coin?
Half Penny Jon replied to Master Jmd's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
If you had enough money you would buy your dream coin JMD. -
What would be your dream coin?
Half Penny Jon replied to Master Jmd's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Why are they so rare? Weren't many minetd? Were they withdrawn from circulation? -
What would be your dream coin?
Half Penny Jon replied to Master Jmd's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
I have only seen pictures -
What would be your dream coin?
Half Penny Jon replied to Master Jmd's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
I would love an 1826 £5 proof, it is such a dreamy coin, much better than the Una-and-the-lion £5 in my opinion. -
Are there any BU halfpennys 1900-1936 being offered for sale in it Coppers?
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One was the Dr. Nicholson one, one is my dads one, this one: No. 3 the spink one: No. 4 and another one that I saw at the LCF
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The half penny is quite common, I have seen 5 on the market in recent months!
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I think it is R17 (15-60 exist) but I don't know, I'll need to confirm it.
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Peck for Sale
Half Penny Jon replied to Chris Perkins's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
What are you thinking of Sylvester? -
Does anyone know what rarity rating the 1868 Cupro-Nickel Proof Half penny is (R17,R18)etc.....?
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Peck for Sale
Half Penny Jon replied to Chris Perkins's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I don't need a copy just yet.........maybe when I expand my collection. -
MS 68 or better, but they will usually mis-grade it seeing that it is a british coin, they tend to do that.
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My dad is trying to do the same thing, but with high grade examples with full or almost full lustre. I am looking out for high grade coins especially bronze or copper for his portfolio.
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He must have a lot of loose cash. I guess it is a great investment for the future.
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No, purely for investment purposes. Me and Chris are his advisers.