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That works, thank you.

Thank you, the old Chard's page is great. Strangely the wiki page has no table of the sort (might be localization differences). A friend actually recently sent me this link to Chard's too. Sort of adjacent info. https://www.chards.co.uk/guides/british-coin-denominations-from-roman-times-to-date/302

Does anyone have a handy chart or spreadsheet for British milled predecimal, showing all or many of the denominations, and their dimensions? I just mean smth w 2 or more columns, most esp Denom | Diameter Years and weight and thickness and metal content would be great, too. Thanks, Jonathan

It seems like we get overpriced culls or a small amount of massively overpriced better pieces. I still buy from UK, when feasible, it often works out better, as long as I consolidate several pieces in shipping. But not much at coin shows or shops for me to nose through.

Sadly my choices aren't so plentiful for the coins I like. Most everything here is Morgan dollars, or bullion.

I won: 1834 Bullhead shilling, lot 1292 1806 bronzed proof penny, (diff var than the 1806 proof I won in first auction), lot 1285 Beat out in 7 other lots

So what did you bag today?

Small upgrade to my 1961

Vaguely looks like a 3. Too uncertain, though.

Only Cope pieces they currently have are both gold, but I hadn't checked till recently.

Does anyone have the prices realized for Cope 1 lots they could share, please?

The Auction World Cope pieces a few weeks ago may have been a different flipper. I hadn't looked at their site /eBay listings much recently.

The Coin Discord server pretty much unanimously do not like them or their model. They're almost a gag at this point. Too many on there have likewise experienced Atlas throwing on bids till they win, only to find later Atlas just list at double their cost on eBay and their website. It's one thing to lose to other collectors, but they're just flippers with obscene markups, and accumulate so many gorgeous and rare pieces in the process. Very distasteful, and though some people may champion such a model, many of us don't. Good point, to note to anyone handling my collection, that Atlas instructively not be involved ha.

Thanks immensely.