Master Jmd

Page 10 of 1979 coin yearbook...it is my second oldest coin book

i think thats the point...i will be maintly looking at Colin Cooke's site, eBay and This site...

Mr Lobel...look what i found... 1979:Richard Lobel companies: Richard Lobel and co. Ltd Richard Lobel Investments Ltd Richard Lobel Auctions Ltd Museum galleries Coincraft McGleish Coins Ltd Piccadilly Coins Ltd The coin advisory service

not bad...

I would rather do Farthings and Fractions now chris if thats ok ...I can do them in this order: I = Quater Farthings II = Third Farthings III = Half Farthings IV = Farthings ...will you want farthing tokens? (i doubt so)

refer to this

Does anyone able a bit of sentence restructure there HPJ... Kiss100 does not agree with my taste of music...and yes, that means that i can pick it up where i live

Agreed...there are not many radio stations that have my choice of music presented on it.

you should still be more accurate though

What, Gem Unc with ABU or BU?

Chris, do you want the commemorative Crowns and £5's of decimalisation in your book?

Surely Gem UNC falls in place before ABU...isnt that just saying that GVF is better then EF?

So, sylvester, you spend about £2 - £10 on bus and train whereas you could just spend about 10.2p per-mile in a car... ...very sensible

Ah that's why the difference... We used to start at 8.55 for registration. 9.00-10.00 first lesson 10.00-11.00 second lesson 11.00-11.15 break 11.15-12.15 third lesson 12.15-12.55 lunch 12.55-1.00 afternoon registration 1.00-2.00 fourth lesson 2.00-3.00 fifth lesson We lost alot of time from lunch... college was different though... really scary. 9.00-10.30 first lesson (first half) 10.30-11.00 break 11.00-12.30 first lesson (second half) 12.30-1.30 lunch 1.30-3.30 second lesson It was nice going to Uni cos i reverted to 1 hour lessons again! (mostly although i did have a 2 hour one). Lucky git this is my timetable: Registration: 8:30 - 8:40 First lesson: 8:45 - 9:45 Second lesson: 9:50 - 10:50 Break: 10:55 - 11:10 Third lesson: 11:15 - 12:15 Fourth lesson: 12:15 - 1:15 Lunch: 1:15 - 2:15 Afternoon Registration: 2:20 - 2:40 Fith lesson: 2:45 - 3:45

oh, that was a typo of mine...i meant to put George IV not V and that it was George V who gave India and SA back

Unlucky ...I broke up at 1:00pm on Friday

Why are they our (ex) colonial friends? Well, if you can remember, i think it was George V who gave America their 'freedom' from the British rule...as with India, South Africa, Canada, etc...

Hmm...this is ridiculous...and to make things worse we cannot easily get a question to the mint seeing as the RM forum is down... If this is and will be the case for future gold coinage then does this mean that there is a chance that we could be diverted to using the American grading by the mint (PR-69, PR-60, etc...)?

is that mentaly or physicly possible?!?!?

And also it is basicly 'renewing' a piece of coin history...would you prefer an old real peice of 'untampered' coinage or a 'renewed' shiney and off-putting cleaned coin? ...i would cirtainly prefer an 'untampered' piece

Bob, I think that the coins you have are copper Farthings. All of the 'Bronze' series (Farthings, Halfpennies and Pennies) used to be slightly bigger and made of copper rather than bronze, but this was changed in 1860 (i think that England did this because the French had changed their Copper's to Bronze's in 1852).

wow , strange...from what shop may i ask?

I currently store my coins in a WHSmith album, and my farthings (now that i have the capsuals (thanks chris)) look a bit out of place, so i will probably move on to trays and then a cabinet...

I think that the predecimal forum should stay as the 'Predecimal forum', the 'Rotographic Forum' would not really sound as nice as 'Predecimal Froum' in my opinion... Also, the banner at the top of every page is annoying...maybe it would make the forum look nicer if it was only on the home page...

i think that she meant 41mm