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Sylvester

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  1. And Kuhli's quoted the prices in cents so if you wanted them in pennies you're looking at roughly between 1/2 to 2/3rd of the prices quoted. E.g 40 cents would be about 25p. 10 cents about 6-7p. Or there abouts.
  2. here it is... http://www.cointalk.org (i rarely post there cos it's not as good as coinpeople).
  3. some are from cointalk!
  4. yes it's one of the old commemorative ones before the 1997 bimetal issue was introduced. The older ones are legal tender, take it to the bank/post office they should change it for you! Failing that you can spend them... i've spent one but they don't always take kindly to it!
  5. Sylvester

    Birthday

    A king John penny...
  6. Sylvester

    Birthday

    ain't it so! Thanks guys... and i'm posting a cheque off today for my birthday present
  7. Well it doesn't have any face value left cos it was demonetised in 1971 when Britain went decimal. It might be worth a few quid though, but only if it's in brilliant condition. Otherwise we're talking value in pence terms.
  8. Ah the legendary 1933 penny, yes that is true they are worth something like that, and yes only 7 or 8 were made. I still sometimes look for them when i find a whole load of pennies. I know that there's no point looking for one cos i'm not going to find one ever... but hey it's fun just thinking that one maybe out there somewhere. (I think they're all accounted for, but who knows?) 1954 pennies are just as valuable (actually maybe that should be penny cos i think only 1 was made)? [dunno not really my area]... but you never know.
  9. Sylvester

    Ok, lets get price collecting...

    Indeed that's why i declined to do them in the end.
  10. Sylvester

    Ok, lets get price collecting...

    Well i've started pulling together prices for the sixers. I thought i'd start with the most tedious and my least favourite areaof this denomination the Victorian Young head issue (there's just far far too many small varieties... and too too many years), but i'm making progress and i've added a few you didn't have. I'm going about this in a different approach, i don't have an uptodate Spink on hand... but next week i'm going to photocopy the relevant sections of the local libraries 2004 copy... cos i ain't buying one. (I mean the 2004 one will soon be superceeded by next years so it'd be a waste of money). So i've decided to put the 2000 Coincraft to use... prices were at the top end 4 years ago but they are about right now, take those prices, take those in the 2003 CCs' book and balance them out... that will give me the rough guide and then i'll amend and tweak the prices as i come across examples listed for sale on coin lists etc. Then i've got to take on George V, another area i'm not particularly fond of. I'll be glad to get to Geo III-William IV though, i actually like that area!
  11. Sylvester

    Ok, lets get price collecting...

    What's this obsession with Colin Cooke?
  12. Sylvester

    Mid 60's, Coincraft wanted Rotographic!

    Ha Deep Purple that takes me to my childhood my parents played it none stop! Happy memories...
  13. Sylvester

    Ok, lets get price collecting...

    Likewise with the sixers which prices do you need most out of this lot? PHASE I = 1816-1837 PHASE II = 1838-1859 PHASE III = 1860-1887 PHASE IV = 1887-1901 PHASE V = 1902-1936 PHASE VI = 1937-1970 Lemme know the phase and i'll do them one at a time!
  14. Sylvester

    Ok, lets get price collecting...

    I agree William i think Florins are some of the nicest designs ever... Godless, Gothic, Old Head, Eddy VII... I personally love those 4 designs. I remember getting George VI and Elizabeth II ones in change regular as clockwork in the early 1990s, and of course that time when i spent that George V one... it takes me back to why i started collecting in the first place. I owe alot to the florin, infact everything!
  15. Sylvester

    Mid 60's, Coincraft wanted Rotographic!

    I used to like that song... 'Since you've been gone', we used to sing it at college.
  16. i have one with that wording Chris, yes Victorian gaming tokens. They had an obsession with Spade guineas
  17. Sylvester

    A Rotographic database league table!

    could you just email me and tell me where to go too... i do remember going on the siote origninally but i got a bit confused and lost...
  18. Sylvester

    Royal Mint News

    God it was only an example i wasn't getting technical...
  19. Sylvester

    Royal Mint News

    Well to be honest the grades are already there but they aren't used all too often. UNC, ABU, BU, Gem UNC, Gem BU, Practically as Struck, As Struck, Mint State. Most of those could go in different places on the MS60-70 scale... MS = 70, As Struck 68-69, Prac. A S = 67, Gem BU = 66, BU = 65, ABU = 64, Gem UNC = 63, UNC = 60-62 Not perfect but it there.
  20. Sylvester

    A Rotographic database league table!

    Oh come on Chris i do check this forum daily and i do try and answer questions where i can... it's just i've had alot on lately.
  21. Sylvester

    A Rotographic database league table!

    I've had a very busy day today... so i'm not thinking straight... got myself a new coin too! In august i'm gonna get a list drawn up of the sixpences as show in the last edition of CC and i'll start fillig in the prices and then i'll email you it all... ha ha!
  22. Sylvester

    Verdigris...

    I wonder if Acetone is better? Wash them with that... then rinse them with distilled water (you can get that from the chemists), then after that pat them dry on a soft cloth, don't rub.
  23. Sylvester

    Verdigris...

    Fior those that want to know what to look for, here is a coin that has just gone past the earliest stages of verdigris... (i'll be removing it shortly, both the picture and the verdigris). Can you see it?
  24. Sylvester

    A Rotographic database league table!

    Okay what have i missed? What are we talking about here? (bearing in mind i'm on about 6 forums here i sometimes skim read posts or not read posts)
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