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i think £90 for it is a bit OTT...i got a quite nice one on ebay for £7 ...

the best thing i have ever found was a metal hole that a washing line goes into...i did once find a crumbly thing, but that just fell apart when i tried to pick it up ...and i guess i am also in a position where there is not much access to 'hidden' metal detecting

I have a cartwheel penny (10 leaves) in VF+ condition with lustre around George III's head...an EF lustrous 1854 (OT) penny...but my favourite coin is a Bunc. 1902 Edward VII and Alexandra coronation crown...

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What are your views about the problems in Iraq...do you think that the Japaneese should withdraw their troops in order too set the captured hostages free?

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why dont you become the most uglyest coin collector...here

i have a Southern Rhodesia Half Crown dated 1951 and in EF condition. on the obverce it says: Southern 1951 Rhodesia Half Crown on the reverce it says: king George the sixth ...whats it worth? and how rare is it?

did you get the sixpence sylvester?

it is the pictures...i cannot seem to get them good enough with my digi camera

i have aready said...the 10 centimes is 1854 and says: emperor napolian III...with 'BARRE' written under the head... My 5 centimes is 1855, and says: emperor napolian III...with 'BARRE' also written under the head...

on my 10 centimes coin it has 'K' under the eagle...and on the napolian III 5 centimes coin it has (what looks like) 'BR' under the head my 10 centimes has some lustre...and my 5 centimes is worn under the eagle... oops

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@Emperor Oli - what if it was a member of your family that was captured, how would you feel about it then?

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sound like you should be a archaeologist.... ...if i were you then i would see how much the price gets too when there is 10 mins left...if more then £30 then leave it

i think it may be a good buy, but it is a bit 'green/blue' coloured...and seeing this: they have obviously got lots more of them coins...

What is your best buy? profitable or favourible? my best buy was a whitman folder for florins 1941 - 1967, it had these coins with it; 1941,42,45-57,59-67...all uncirculated...bought for £10.49 from ebay...and according to my British Coins Market Values 2004, they are all together worth around £160

lol...if i traveled to 1903 with £1000 then i would have to buy atleast one 1903 soverign

hehe...i have found one of them 2004 £2 in my change ...it says; invention industries 1804-2004

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Best way to start your collection To be a good coin collector (numismatist): You need to have some coins (old and/or new depending on how you want to collect) A nice coin reference book (for prices, coin details ect...) A way of keeping your coins safe (to keep them in a good condition) A place to keep your coins (you dont just want them laying about the house and cluttering the place up) Pride (do not just throw your coins in a bag and let them gather dust...) [*]You need to have some coins: To be a coin collector, you will obviously need some coins. If you so not own any old coins (post 1967) then dont worry; you can start to collect by putting aside some modern coins, and choosing the best ones to keep...remember: if you put all your money into a collection then you will go bankrupt, so do not be foolish, and keep some spending money...if you want to purchase any pre-decimal coins then you can by them for quite good prices here. [*]A nice coin reference book: You do not nessessarily need a coin book, but it helps to know where you stand. Most coin books will give you a price guide, and i have found that the Collectors Coins Great Britain 2004 coin book will give you professional information about coins. Other coin books can be found here. [*]A way of keeping your coins safe: Albums, cabinets, coin capsules, trays and even plastic wallets are ideal for storing coins. If you dont keep your coins safe, then they will eventually get worn, scrached and dis-coloured and leave you crying ...accessories can be purchased here. [*]Pride: If you want to be a good collector then you have to have pride in your collection. If you do not take pride then you will have less chance then someone who does take pride in their coins, of being a collector. Do not rush, it does take time to get a good collection...and have fun

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