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Peter
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Conservation/Restoration Person Required
Peter replied to Rob's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
I bounce around in my house but its looking likely that daughter nr 1 is returning to her old job at the Ala carte restaurant in the village and my house!!!!....negotiations on keep...help...I'm a soft old git....she no doubt will drag her rag tailed boyfriend with his milksop attribution....at least my X box will get some use. -
Mintage numbers
Peter replied to jasonsewell's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
These were mainly butchered until Croker got involved in 1717 -
Mintage numbers
Peter replied to jasonsewell's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
1679 is rare ...I've only got 3....all different and no I won't picture them. -
That is over £1500 ...a holed coin.
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When finished a bit of mayo and some cress....voila sandwiches.
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I suppose classic Britannia on cu and bronze floats my boat.1/4d's & 1/2d's 1672-1936 Scott i hope you have got the sanding belt on your 1972 proof set to make them feel at home.
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1967 penny elongated colons
Peter replied to terrysoldpennies's topic in Confirmed unlisted Varieties.
Gents we are clutching at straws here. Has anyone managed 654,564,000 identical farts? -
I'm not the smartest bear or even a collector of post 1971 tat . But I picked one up back in the day for £3...BU and with potential.The design is unique. I haven't looked at it for years...I like it that much.
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Should anyone newish to the forum a copy of England's striking history is thoroughly recommended. Available from Chris (Predecimal), Amazon,good book shops and Coin Fairs. Sorts classes out nicely.
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Obviously produced for the 1970 World Cup https://www.goldingyoung.com/Lot/?sale=CT100506&lot=200&id=256301
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Your a bugger Stewie.I tend to buy more books than coins nowadays.
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David Macmillan nurses are hero's.She passed with love and care. Take care David and know are thoughts are with you. When I lost Mrs Peter 22 months ago Predecimal was always an option (and often used).If you need to talk I am here...a complete stranger but an option for you.
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ditto
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Regardless of the rarity, in genera,tin coinage is pug ugly
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The numbnuts ought to concentrate on his comics,although he is a joker. Yep,that's a thrower.
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How Much Are These Coins And Notes Worth(Ak01(peter rabbit and more
Peter replied to W0LF's topic in Beginners area
You have £16.50 worth of notes/coins. Spend them or donate to a worthy charity. -
You can't even message him now. I've reported it.
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Every sympathy David to you,your family and friends.
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Shaving brush help please
Peter replied to PWA 1967's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Plenty of info on google. https://www.badgerandblade.com/forum/threads/glue-for-badger-brush-knot.465349/ Of course I prefer nice beaver.- 1 reply
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It is worth nothing more than face value....sorry.
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Considering 6,467,199.248 were minted my Red book gives a value of 30 cents in BU/MS65 and the Red book tends to be retail plus a bit.
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Your post in beginners area has been answered in full.I cannot see what more info you could require. The value is purely the silver content or maybe just over melt if you can find a punter.
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Halfcrown and Penny LCA unsolds
Peter replied to argentumandcoins's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Maybe if dealers lists slightly raised their pricing and offered their coins with "make me an offer" you can drag a few more buyers in.I personally don't feel happy offering a bid on dealers lists for coins under say £25.Face to face at coin fairs I have no problem especially if I'm buying a few and have lovely crisp notes in my palm. -
Let's See Your Copper Coins, Tokens, Or Medals!
Peter replied to brg5658's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
One of my early purchases as a young lad was a 1841 1/2d which I paid 50p. My Saturday morning job as a butchers boy paid £2.It was a big decision as watching Ipswich at home was 25p bus,25p to get in and 6p was a programme.Both hold great memories but I still have my 1/2d. Nice coin Paulus.Was/is it one of the large batch of 41's sold recently on the bay? -
I also laid some non slip bath mats.Jobs a goodun.