Master Jmd

Glad you bought this up, today also marks my 1st anniversary of being a predecimal forum member aswell . Also thanks to everyone here, especially Chris for creating this great forum, I hope that this next year will be just as interesting.

no need to post this twice...here

I'm still here

Never new that

I've just found a token (presumably) within my collection that I know nothing about. It is silver in colour, and has a hole in the middle with 3D P E on one side, and VALUE IN KIND ONLY on the other side... Any ideas of where it originates from?

Ok, will do

On my website, I am thinking of adding a Coinage dictionary. Would it be breaching the copyright laws if I was to copy a definition of a coinage term but reword some of it? Example: The royalmint has "Ae - Abbreviation for the Latin Aes (bronze), used for coins made in brass, bronze and other copper alloys." I put "Ae - Abbreviation for the Latin Aes, used for coins struck in brass, bronze and other copper alloys." Would I need to change more of this? Thanks

Ages ago, I printed off the entire Royal Mint's coinage dictionary for reference. There are many other places I could get information from, but putting it all in alphabetical order would be a massive task so sticking to one or two sources would not get to confusing...

So would I be safer to email the Royal Mint asking for permission to do what I am doing?

There is no link to The Collectors Society on the forums page Also, could you change the link to my site to www.mjmdcoins.tk instead of www.mjmdcoins.a11.net? Thanks

I've added a British Grading section to my new website. Click here, then click coins, and click British grading from the left menu. I think that I will stick with this site at the moment as I can use frontpage with it

After Mitch created his free website, I got the urge to own one myself. Also with help from Mitch at getting the host and site builder working, I have now finished it (My Webpage). There is still a bit more to do to it, and more pages to load, but I think I have completed the basics of it. There is also a forum link (My Forum), which, as with Mitch, I am looking for moderators and what I have put as super moderators to help the forum in control (PM me if you want to be a mod/supermod).

As a trial for an improved website, I have also created This, my new website, which can alternatively be found at www.mjmdcoins.tk. I appologise for the advert at the top, it goes away after a while

For its date it is quite amazing to find it...

That looks great Millimoo...I will add a link to your site this afternoon

Linky

Hmm...they are back are they...oh well...

CCGB 2005 values "up to £20 proof in leatherette" or "up to £10 BU set".

I think that the layout of your site is one of the best I have seen, keep up the good work

You have some very nice coins there Saltford (sorry, I could not find your name on the website). One mistakey kind of thing that I noticed was that the enlarged image pop-ups cut the bottom off of the coin picture...is this just for me?

Hmm...maybe...have you removed the links totally? Because I cannot find them any more!

Lol...but I doubt that slabbing services would accept...unless they know the wonders of being married. Good basis to start up a wife-slabbing business though.

Another thing is that you have set hyperlinks to go white when clicked. This means that they go invisible to the white background

I think that all forums have an image restriction (maybe with the exeption of coinpeople).

Mines on A11.net, which has pre-made templates...I do not know if it is possible to get the code for this...