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Everything posted by Peter
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However I have bought from CC in USA Proud slabs for a price I could accept.They are still in the slabs but .....Mrs Peter wants her hedge trimmed.
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Mike We are not just raw coin monkies.I will challenge CGS /PCGS/NCGS/ANACS I have been collecting for over 40 years and my knowledge on my subject can blow TPG's.There is a place for the investors but if you want a good deal you don't buy a plastic slab.
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I'm aware of a US punter buying ColinCookes finest George V1 farthings getting them slabbed by PCGS.The coin is still worth a couple of quid even if it was delivered between Kelly Brookes arse cheeks at a time when Mrs Peter was out.
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I've chucked a few into concrete foundations at work. They Cray's called that slabbing.
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Queen Elizabeth Coin
Peter replied to Steven M's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Mrs Peter says she would of loved to gone to that school.I'm a bit rasp after cubans -
How can a hammered be graded?It ain't going to happen.I often get mine out to play tiddly winks.There is so much to weigh up with hammered.
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I will third that Seeking some wants is so difficult from Ebay,fairs,lists and auctions.We know where Spink & ESC have missed the bigger picture.
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I have bought a few slabbed coins (no CGS) As Peck briefed on low value coins being slabbed. Why? I might consider slabbing a Gothic crown or Northumberland shilling should I wish to sell them. I will continue to buy raw as a 1st choice.
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It is the only fair I go to.After a couple of hours Mrs Peter phones and I'm dragged out before my wallet is fully emptied. I've never eaten there as I'm usually stuffed from a hotel Breckie in Coventry.Great facilities/loo's etc.
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The picture is poor but even if a TPG won't grade it it is worth diddly. Personally I wouldn't want it as a freebie.
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With the hair lines (cleaned) it may have UNC details but will be low value...maybe VF £4.
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Will be avoided at all costs unless I see a glaring error.I only have half a dozen slabbed and I bought these at OK prices from dealers. Can't understand TPG's if you know your subject.
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Real Edward VIII
Peter replied to Chris Perkins's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Unique Important part of UK history. I'm glad the reverse was retained for the 1937 crown. -
1710 Anne Sixpence on eBay
Peter replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Surface hairlines with AU details appear to suggest it has been cleaned. -
If it was 1693 it would be so rare..a couple of copper farthings I know exist. Often the date is not apparent due to the lack of quality control in the striking and Britannia has no head.There are some nice examples but cost a fortune.
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It is 1694 but worn and corroded.I would read its last rights and confine it away from your collection
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1710 Anne Sixpence on eBay
Peter replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Anyone with two legs...or even a wheelchair can get around the Midland fair and buy quality. I've done it so much leaving the family in a swimming pool hotel..I do an early brekkie.On the way home I have a pocket full of coins KFC if they are lucky.OK a deal at the hotels is dirt cheap.We did Mcdonalds hotel for £99 including brekkie....four meals plus breckfasr. The small birdie type things was appalling. -
Test for Pictures
Peter replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
A good stiff drink helps reduce vibration. I still only do Ebay quality pictures.There is plenty to learn on coin photography. -
Unknown tiny Edward VII coin
Peter replied to argentum's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Lauer play money if I'm not mistaken. -
George VI - 1942 Shilling Scottish type
Peter replied to ChKy's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
My purse has a pit....Just trying to find the bottom is the problem...if it makes me happy -
Apart from farthings I'm a quality collector rather than quantity but still have 1000's to shift.
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George VI - 1942 Shilling Scottish type
Peter replied to ChKy's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Silly money for a common coin.£3 max. -
Upgrades...keep em all.
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Rare Edward VII penny varieties
Peter replied to Accumulator's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Each to their own .When we all get exited over small discs of metal I do wonder.Oh my wife is about to slap me around the chops with a 20lb cod. -
eBay - Make an Offer - Please explain ?
Peter replied to Colin88's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Anything over £250 buy or sell doesn't happen with me on Ebay. I have picked up some nice stuff and shifted a few bits.I still think it a great 24/7 resource.