Peter

Red, George is one of Charles' names, and I also heard the same thing...that he wants to Crowned as George. There are rumors that he may "pass" in favor of his son...what do you think? Pass what? Wind? That is not how it works. Charlie will just have to have a short reign, assuming he outlives his mum Victoria 64 years.. Edward VII 9 years.. Elizabeth II 62 years and counting.. George VII ??.. I see a pattern here. Wonder what Wills will call himself? Katesman I? A lucky bugger if he ever gets in hands on both of the Middleton girls.Certainly warm you up.

USA sneezes and the UK catches a cold.

Tuck up to a nice log fire with your loved ones and watch antique programmes. A nice beef stew is also good. Both me and Mrs Peter are feeling rough today. Duvet time Keep warm all our US members. UK has had rain,floods and gales.

Our village post office has bags of new coins.Also ask at your favourite supermarkets.

I got my mother to source them from the whist drives she helps run. 50p entrance fee and all the oldies knew I was after the Olympic coins. My old Aunt Flo had a bag containing notes going back to the 50's and let me have some. During the summer when college was closed I went to decorate her house and ended up getting a full 3 course dinner everyday.Ahh a students life

They are baggage although they look like my wife (stunning). They have cost me so much £ I wanted a son to take me to the pub. My eldest was voted as the best body in the local Witherspoons.I do have a big truncheon

Paulus I remember the times when playing the fruit machines on holiday. My parents would give my sister and i a pound each of pennys. I would the snatch the coins to go through them. The best ever present at Xmas was a 1914 shilling and a 1901 farthing from my sister...Beat that.

Stuart Can I and Mrs Peter come and live with you on the long boat. I will sell my homes and arrive in my MG.We could talk coins all day and.....I like a bit of fishing. I do need a nutter motorbike and a VAT of cider....not in that order or to be mixed with.

Peck You are an old git. I'm training hard..

Who wants decimals Stuart.? We haven't run of predecimals yet.....although I'm working on it.

Kipper tie anyone?

We have 4 lap tops and a desk top.Trouble is mine is in the lounge and the lazy buggers use it like my ebay,amazon and even Tesco account.When £150 of cupcakes and booze turn up for my eldest girls evening.I mean NO BEER.

The last fair I attended I picked up 3 large date and a small date 1875 farthing priced at Heaton mint prices and R/E 1856...the same seller had a 1718 halfpenny as a farthing.The silver hammered were overpriced though.

One seller didn't put up pictures.I just checked feedback and hey presto.....I filled my boots. Those days are gone I still get bargains from coin fairs and outside of the UK.....you have to love Krause. .

I like the excitement of an auction live.I have plenty of time to change my mind. At one time I used a stopwatch....remember the dial up days....timing was everything.

Tommy Cooper is my sense of humour.He said he was on a whisky diet and lost three days.

I prefer a mouse mat.

Well you have a couple of £'s worth of knowledge. These come out of the Thames mud in a nice condition....sometimes

Avoid

Peck Can I have a sniff of what you are on. Have you ever had a 10lb cod slapped against your cheeks (I won't say which ones ) I do like your posts HNY.

I still have my Pracktica B200 and still love it.It will bounce and still be perfect.

BTW I'm on the look out for a Yamaha RD 400 (i've got my MG ). Kawaski 900 next or a Slippery Sam (Trident)

I too sneek my Nikon D40 out.(I have 3....why ? is Mrs Peters quote) I also have many George 1 farthings Never a dull moment in our house. HNY to everyone

Brandon You need to get your collection published. BTW there is a Brandon near where I live. I worked at RAF Lakenheath.....nice little nuclear bomb dump...