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  1. Peter
    It happened today on an old series of put your money where your mouth is.FFS when the hammer goes down...that is final.If the auctioneer is a wine soaked idiot get rid.
  2. Peter

    Peter Nichols cabinets

    Peter replied to 1949threepence's topic in Free for all

    Yep I now have a proper Nichols (thanks Rob) ,a Smokerings cabinet and one from Declans mate (Forestgold).All 3 cabinets are portable and superb.Easily stashed and a pleasure for 351 days of the year. My Daawg is the chief of security .Coin cabinets have been around before US history and certainly not suited to bloody US die crack/doubled letters/artificial toned coins which our buddies across the pond lap up.Show me pre 19C in coins in MS69/70 and my view may change.
  3. Peter

    New pound coin

    Peter replied to richtips86's topic in Decimal Coins

    Still got £ notes around here and the only fake £ coins were imported by me when I worked in Canning Town
  4. Peter
    The reverse is something special....right up my street.
  5. Peter
    I like the 2nd HC.The 1st leaves me cold..I just wouldn't want it. Take away the slabbers and both could be bought raw for a lesser amount.(and have enough left over for a short break in France).
  6. Peter

    What's this?

    Peter replied to Michael-Roo's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

    thirded ...nice articles in Coin news.
  7. Peter

    English Siege Pieces.

    Peter replied to Michael-Roo's topic in British Hammered

    So much more than coins.Yep I need one to hold and study. My £2 ew on Arthur in the National won't buy me one....but Nando's for my girls tomorrow(today) will.
  8. Peter
    Ribs,chow mien and spring rolls. Not bad at all.
  9. Peter
    Touche Rob.
  10. Peter
    It is a bit battered and therefore value would be less than F.
  11. Peter

    Pain in the a**e Indian gentleman(?)

    Peter replied to Rob's topic in Free for all

    Still looking for a Golden Horse Cart.Would be an upgrade on my Silver one.
  12. Peter

    Sealby Coin & Medal bulletin June 1964

    Peter replied to mrbadexample's topic in Wanted

    Peckchris was our spelling bee but it is Seaby.....where has the old git gone?
  13. Peter

    2nd attempt!

    Peter replied to WildCamper's topic in Beginners area

    WC you have to kiss a few frogs.No harm in that unless you detest garlic. I love the outdoorsy thing and have a Springer although he was partial to one of the clergies chickens.He did bring it to me.We now have a different walking route.
  14. Peter

    2nd attempt!

    Peter replied to WildCamper's topic in Beginners area

    WC your coin is worth its silver content not a penny more.Learning point Nr 1.At least you have a coin worth £2.50.
  15. Peter

    2nd attempt!

    Peter replied to WildCamper's topic in Beginners area

    WC don't buy crap unless you are really flush.
  16. Peter

    Very Old 1912 Penny

    Peter replied to singlemom29's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

    How many do you want Pete? the coin is worth its weight in metal...DIDDLY
  17. Peter
    I have a pile of shite...waiting for the the rabbits to take interest and dabble before the scousers. Look at yourself Pete....COINS MAN.
  18. Peter
    There are better examples about. Bee patient and don't get stung. I could go on about honey coins but I would get a swarm of complaints.
  19. Peter

    1845 Maundy penny

    Peter replied to bagerap's topic in Wanted

    My cabinet would like to invite them to tea.
  20. Peter
    Stewie did you buy Johns cabinet? if you did you are a rascal as I offered John a good price but was willing to let it run. WTF do I do with 4 cabinets? I am a bad coinie
  21. Peter
    I've been a couple of times as my sister lived in Harrogate.It was OK but not a scratch on the Midland. Worth doing if you are local.
  22. Peter
    I take it you had this done yesterday.
  23. Peter

    Excel spreadsheet of all coins in circulation

    Peter replied to alabomb's topic in Decimal Coins

    I'm sure it is great but the site is really for predecimal collectors so don't be disappointed by the lack of interest.Although thinking about it the "new penny" is now 47 years old
  24. Peter
    I hate all the b*llocks with overcut dates.They are the norm rather than rarities.You get some punters who think they have a unique coin.Come on Mr Goode...where is your book?
  25. Peter

    Henry VIII groat

    Peter replied to paul_c's topic in British Hammered

    Oui Vive la revolution I love the French coins around this period (just before and after).
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