Peter

My eldest daughter and my wife have 8 and after a while they are both happy with it. I'm still on 7. Bite the bullet and go for 8

It is good to see Chris posting again BTW how do I get a Taxi into my motorbike? I think Chris found the magic mushroom field in Germany.

I'm 10 this year in December and I don't think Rob is far off.

I rarely look at my modern coins so they will all go. If you buy a coin and sift it away what is the point?

LOL She always seems to be on her cycle.

I got caught doing 120mph on a duel carriage way after following numerous caravans on a trip to Cornwall.(The duel carriageway was about 2 miles and I floored it) The unmarked police car stopped me and gave me a ticking off. I have slowed down and reduced my BP. My thanks still go out as I'm now a calmer driver. BTW I commuted to London for about 20 years (190 mile round trip) and have been accident and conviction free. Mrs Peter still drives too fast...I think I will have to put something in her tea.

On our Honeymoon Mrs Peter still has a picture of me coming out of the Indian Ocean with a six pack. I can still be seen with a six pack walking out of tesco's

We do have our experts from farthings to Crowns.I won't mention names because we all chip in. I have learnt a load. Bloody pennies.

On another forum they go around in circles and run out of topics (coinpeople) Predecimal is the best...Topic getting a motorbike into a taxi. Plus the knowledge here is SIMPLY THE BEST. Chris I hope we put business your way. You are a star.

Panama coins or Puffin coins get snapped up. Rarity doesn't come into it....sometimes.

As bad as some of the Olympic 50p's What is wrong with a good Britannia?

Sam Fox is old as Peck and a carpet muncher.

I always fancied a dolly sprint. I also knew a chap who had a standard 1850 with overdrive.A nice car

Should that be wrongly ? Or are you a Northerner?

I like the design but need the date in the exurge under Britannia. Queenie must be getting on a bit. Maybe we need a veiled Queen. Can't see the Duke lasting long.

There are certain coins in my collection that I couldn't ever sell.If you contemplate get rid of and take profit and buy something that you can't part with.

HG replacement is approx £300 with a mobile mechanic from MG.org It is our 3rd car ....well I'm looking for an estate for dogs/kids/DIY. My mother insists on the MG for her weekly shopping experience. They are easy to work on,economical and fun. I thought the alternator had gone the other day.A mechanic from our local garage came out...took it away,gave it a bit of TLC and I got it back Only £20 down. I can do brakes and general servicing plus the MG.org forum is brilliant for how to dos. Mrs Peter will also borrows it as she sneeks down the driveway with a grin. Try one again they are so cheap.

I check coolant/oil every day and in the process of putting a low coolant sensor and stainless pipes on. Taking the hardtop off and going topless is an experience. My car is now mint.It is my weekend toy but often gets buffed up during the week. Keeps me out of the pub.

Chris 300K on a taxi is a lot. How is the Limo hire working out? My MG has just done 21K (2003 TF) I want a few more but I smuggled 20 mitchell reels into the house which Mrs Peter sniffed out. i love taking them apart and getting them right.I think a few MG's would get her attention and a slap.

When working in the London they were available everywhere.The cleaners and sandwich lady would sell them. I bought some out of interest. My wife found some and spent them in M&S.

Part of history. An important part.

I do keep photos to the limit.I have had a couple of collectors in the house....It won't happen again.

Mark I have loads. King Edmund used to try and buy all Bury coins on Ebay. I can't resist Robert de Hadelie and all Bury coins. I still do the search.

I like to carry around a flint arrow head.With close fitting jeans you have to take a bit of time.Ouch.

It is rare because I haven't got one I have loads of Bury mint coins.