Peter

It is only NGC as well.

LOL I hope you didn't 6 peed yourself.

Maybe a silver plated half sovereign. Seriously though, who looks to Krause for valuing UK coins? You cannot buy an Unc silver US coin of this age for less money (also there is a sizeable jump for being MS65) Therefore a MS65 coin will attract a premium for the must have the finest boys. BTW nice toning.

Sorry SEUK My mind often makes up the understandable quote. I have emailed the seller.Seems a nice person.

Peck has lost his teeth and has been known to give a nasty suck when he's mislaid his teeth. As long as you're not a spammer you are welcome here.

Why do these idiots buy modern slabbed coins? I would love to get a nice big line up of these suckers and do some serious face slapping with a large cod.

8) Tooling a coin. 9) Slabbing a coin.(especially hammered) 10) Ignoring the dreaded green. 11) Not cleaning grunge from a coin.When it can be done very carefully and effectively. 12) Coin jewellery. 13) Enameled coins. 14) Ebay sellers handling coins who should know better. 15) Finger prints and carbon spots on BU coins. Early poorly defined hammered deserve a bit of saliva and silver paper.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2448995/Linda-Lusardi-launches-new-fashion-line.html She is a few years older than me. Still fit. ear "muffs" maybe referring to her early,shall I say non Brazilian, hirsute poses with centre parting no silicon,botox or trout pout in sight although maybe a bit of artificial toning.

I thought the general consensus was 'if that's fake, we're buggered for these too'?Apparently he was told the day of the auction that LC had got it wrong and it was kosha. But i asked the question if anyone else was told in the auction room about their "mistake" I hope the seller was suitably re-compensated.

Why isn't it in a CGS slab? London Coins grade VF...I wonder what grade it would be slabbed at? Is the Bentley coin snide? Should be interesting.

Great for those who wish to buy coins in instalments! Piece is the word.

I never bore of this type of post. I have to keep lists of things to do (work,domestic and pleasure) Checking my coins falls into the latter.

Very sad as we all grow old gracefully.

Not really Declan My 2004 Rotographic books Somerset A01 in AU £120. The reference RB194 refers. I started with 10/- notes after I was given/discovered a 1940 unopened wage packet. It had 2 10/- notes. I sought out more and also amassed £1 notes. The rare ones are replacement type with a M prefix. You get scammers in the note field with ironing being the main cheat. (surprising there are not more female collectors ) Maybe the rainbow coin boys might like to add notes to their collections. Now where did I leave my florescent pens?

I dropped him a note for this and his groat.

Time for Stuart to get the kettle out and steam off those unfranked stamps.

With silver you can pick up job lots of poor quality detector finds. This could be your raw material.A couple of earth filled flower pots for storage. I would imagine it would't be too difficult to dupe a finds officer.

I put 2x2 flips into plastic pockets. Britannia do 20 slot plastic pages for 3 holed albums. Numis mini wallets house 60 coins in 10nr pages. If you are worried about moisture store in the vicinity of a radiator and make liberal use of silica gel sachets. For any lesser coins I put into flips,ID them and store them in the boxes the flips came in. (Long boxes sourced from the US) It was handy working on a USAF base a few years back.

I order one as well, perhap it will be possible to defuse the leds somehow. Well Gary there may well be a couple of these being sold on the Suffolk car boot scene in the near future. I think with other peoples input these could be a winner. Diffusers,background,lighting position etc Copper coins maybe suitable,especially light chocolate coloured beauties.

A normal self adhesive 2x2 flip do a nice job. If you want to get the coin out it is cheap (cost of 1 2x2) A capsule seems to be the poor choice between flips and a slab. I bought a few capsules for misc coins that are not cabinet,tray,flip friendly etc (ie large).

You'll be train spotting next.

Well I've ordered one.The lighting will need a bit of work.It does look window cill friendly though for natural light plus I have a selection of twisty/magnetic LEDS.ETC Any varieties that require close ups can be taken with a manual set up/micro scope.

My finger is poised. Sod it...What is £40.

Just me You MUST write this information up. I believe Rob is working on a new ESC and this kind of info would be the icing on the cake.

I recall there were many articles/surveys in the old coin monthlies. Maybe one of the 1/- boys can point you in the right direction. I will have a flick through some of mine.