Master Jmd

The obverse looks more like Fine if you ask me...too worn to be in a collection in my opinion...

Very nice...it shall be very atractive when in the flesh

I take it that your coins are not slabbed then Coppers? Edit: Well done on your 1300th post HPJ...i'm nearly there

Slabing ruins the coin(s), i hope that this penny stays unslabbed for a while...

AE DEVIL O LVNDON Bloody lovely!

I dont remember the name, but the email seems to ring a bell...all of my eBay transactions have gone well

I do believe that these rolls have acid on them (not 100% sure), so it would be best to put them into an acid-free storage system.

Well done chris...you have advanced well as a coin dealer these last few months...congrats

Firstly: all 1991 £ coins have Decus Et Tutamen...it is the dragon that is wrong with this coin, it shouldn't be there, it should be the scotish thistle... No, it feels just like a normal £ coin. and looks exactly like a normal £ coin! Exactly the same colour, and i have tried scratching it and it doesn't! I dont get it...it is exactly like a real £ coin but with the wrong reverse!

I have just recieved my pocket money, and i noticed that one of the £1 coins stood out from the others...firstly, it has the welsh dragon on it (which is wrong for its year), secondly, if i look at it closely i can see an incuse outline of the queens head on the reverse and an incuse outline of the dragon on the obverse...the DECUS ET TUTAMEN is correct exept that the top of the letters are towards the obverse not the reverse as are other 1991 £ coins...the ONE POUND below the dragon is somewhat double-struck (appears bolder than usual)... Is this confirmed as a fake, or is it just the mints mistake (very unlikely)?

They are 'imation CD-R' and i have tried to save data onto one of them before but my pc just said something along the lines of 'this type of document/file is not compatible with windows medie player 5.0 or higher'

Wrong...i have a few blank cd's which only music can be stored on them, it says that specificly on the back of the case!

it would be a waste of money if you ask me...if the beginer was to put his/her 10 coins into different sized capsuals then he/she would have to buy a capsual for each coin he/she buys...albums, on the other hand, are easily compatable with a wide range of coins. All one needs for an album is a folder with small, medium, and large album insert thingys

Out of all the collectors of British coinage i am sure only a few would disagree with you...i agree, and i doubt that you could get sued from it

A beginer would not nessessarily use capsuals because he/she would not nessessarily know what he/she wants to collect...

good to know that youre not in a ditch (oli's idea, not mine )

I would class myself as a copper collector...bronze, as sylvester said, pretty much is copper

Well arn't you the lucky one...i get 10 minutes break and 50 minutes lunch

What time does yours start HPJ...mine starts at 8:40am, but i ma normally in school by 8:10-20

Its French, Emperor Napoleon III, probably around 1864 yes...either a 5 or 10 cents... Thats all i can offer...i dont know much on foreign coins Edit: the M is of EMPRES FRANCAIS

Well, i would pay anything up to £50 for a BU example of beaded border... And, i would pay anything up to £80 for a BU example of a toothed with 5 berries (however, if i had the cash i would probably buy something less expencive ) And, i would pay anythin up to £50 for a bU example of a toothed with 4 berries

3:30 - 5:30pm it says on the homepage Edit: Oh, and congrats on your 1800th post Chris

For me to listen to it, i have to record it, because school finishes for me at 3:40 and its anywhere between 4:00 and 4:30 before i get home...but i will try my best not to miss it

Tut, tut, tut...i am supriesed that loonies like you are aloud on the roads ...unlucky

Spink values VF at £60