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Everything posted by Peter
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Uh, more than one. It's the second this year, hence the reduced coin activity of late. I'm a bloke and thus can't multitask which is probably a good thing given the prices at Spink today. I was informed today during the course of the sale thatby working on the house I was in the right place, as attending the sale or bidding online would have been very depressing and/or impoverishing. £165K for the Mary ryal, £36K each for the R3 angel and Briot unite, £6K for the Harold 2 Chichester penny, £18K for the Alfred penny with legend around the bust. Big numbers for the special pieces, though the average bits were eminently affordable. Yikes My Spink is a couple of years old but the top price for ryal is £62.5k !!!! At those prices I would hide yourself down at Wickes.... I wonder what DNW is going to do today?
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I am sorry here. If Women were as ugly as that and that was the best you could get. :P
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Suffolk and Good Norfolk and Good Sums it up
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Are the Chinese faking these now
Peter replied to Gary D's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Complete trash BTW HUS...cant get into your site. -
Only the 1 House Rob?...even I'm on a few more.
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Even for a Charlie that is a £20 coin....MAX.
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Cartel time chaps.Plattiepus/Surrey coins want the VF's to sell on as UNC's. If anyone wants to bid on copper PM me and between us we can sort a job. It is worrying.
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Is someone having a giraffe
Peter replied to Gary D's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I wouldn't buy Boll**ks for that price.Unbeautiful -
He was a she and called herself."Jenny Taylor"
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1893 penny Broken 1 in date
Peter replied to chris's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Hmm Now that is pushing the whole variation scene beyond with what I could be comfortable with. -
1893 penny Broken 1 in date
Peter replied to chris's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Nope I can't see it. -
Someone was..the buyer who looked like he was shilled.
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Good god!!! Has he just sold that cos its ended? It is a crap 3d worth £5. Why does the seller or buyer think it is a shilling. If you look at his feed back he ripping that poor chap. See his NEF 1711 shilling.
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Our man from Dundee (not Dave) has pulled another beauty out of the hat. He has got Bootlace well on truly suckered. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shilling-Charles-II-1679-UN-BU-Mint-Luster-/370700067934?nma=true&si=ZXtscHMgklN9SD2f3cmiCqImrsI%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
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At least they are not described as spade guineas.
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KN planchets on normal issues?
Peter replied to scott's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Interesting subject.Varieties,ore quality are all interesting to me.Mrs Peter can't work out why I source varieties.(maybe ore) Keeps the old mind working. -
I had a badly tarnished 1937 silver crown.I bought some Goddards silver dip and with a cotton bud I managed to clear the brown muck. A rinse and a pat dry. Try at your peril though.
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They are only £9.75 plus postage I have bought 20 as well as the 45x micro scopes...idiots still buy them on Ebay.I sold 4 to cover my costs and that is that. A certain German retailer was selling these at £9.75 plus PP(NOT CHRIS)look at this months Coin Monthly adds.
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Why do CGS Slab Shite and try to evoke large premiums. I am a farthing so called specialist and could teach you boys a few things. I will remain to my buddies to this forum.You are missing the point of specialists.A BIG lesson for CGS as I know far more than you.
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I would't clutch at straws until published.
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That Mutha 10p coin scrap box coin can stay over there.
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No disrespect to CGS (fascinating) I thought a couple of duffers argued over the grade whilst eating a bacon sarnie. If I wanted to discuss a proposed or purchased coin I would go to an expert on this forum. When I see a 1915 1/4d in VF slabbed and given a price tag of £35 I nearly chocked on my sunny delight. It is a coin worth £1
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Bob TPGS's are not the way to go. We all have our own area of expertise.That TPG experts can't shine a candle to.
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I'm sure CGS will have the finest known. ;)