Sylvester

Wow! You are the first USian that has said tea!

Ah a fellow Casablanca Fan! Yeah i though Independence Day was awful, too patriotic for my liking.

Chris' bark is worse than his bite, it's just Oli you have to watch out for...

I like the guinea! (i'm sure i've seen that before )

or in this case 41 years old!

Yes but i'm sure you could very easily cover the non-British coin area, i mean what you don't know about Ducats, probably isn't worth knowing. Did you ever persuade the guy at Coinpeople that their Transylvanian Ducat would be more loved in your collection?

there are a lot of copper fans on here so you'll go down a treat!

Oh hello GD! We meet again...

yes we'll end the argument, cos i'd argue all night too, but like me the argument is going to bed, it doesn't have to get up at 5.30 though.

Anyhow i will be deleting these posts in the next day or too as they add no greater knowledge to the post. And (yes starting with a conjunction!) regardless of what i say you'll argue back, you'd swear black was white on a bible before you'd admit you were in the wrong.

ah well because i don't critically assess people on their grammar, well not usually but if the mood takes me...

Your reply seem to suggest my post was pointless thus why take the time to reply to it and drag it out? If my post as pointless your reply would be even more so, no? Well i don't care what state your grammar was in but i just thought it a bit hypocritical that someone so obsessed with nitpicking would be so sloppy. Afterall you have pulled William and Co down for much less. I just couldn't let that one go unnoticed, afterall i did warn you a month or two back that i'd pull you up one day. Did i not? Here is that day...

Your grammar is all over the place Oli try harder please...

Just to pull you up at your own game because you are far too pedantic... And this post adds what to the overall conversation? Could this be a rather banal post pointing out who did what or not as the case may be, that you are so against? Could it be that Oli has broken his own spamming rule?

Red ones also go for more...

The ones that are attributed to me, and one that's attributed to Tony Clayton, which is off of Tony Clayton's site but is actually mine... I make that the 1674, 1703V, 1728P, 1732RP (or was it the 28RP?), 1739R, 1787 (Which is stated as Mr Clayton's) and the 1834. I think that's it...

I was approached the other day by another website owner who was writing an article on sixpences. He asked if he could use some of my pictures and i being the generous soul i am; agreed. Here's the finished ariticle... http://www.tidewatercoinclub.org/com.html

you're welcome.

average prices... http://www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/SearchRe...&sortby=3&sts=t

You realise oli that i was not repeating the previous post but rather concurring with it. There is a difference.

Oli who rattled your cage this evening? Gone back to being off hand no?

did i not say that the prices there were a bit over...

you think £75 is a riduculous price for a book! I once paid £225 for a Martin Chuzzlewit.

three's tough... how about 10? (in no particular order) 10) The Towering Inferno 9) Italian Job (the Original!) 8) Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 7) Airplane! 6) Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 5) Die Hard (all three of them) 4) Tombstone 3) Carry on Cabby 2) Indiana Jones; Raiders of the Lost Ark 1) Indiana Jones; The Last Crusade What can i say i like films with humour! And i'm partial to British films, i really can't stand flag waving US films. I can't believe i couldn't get Hot Shots part Deux in there, Willow, or Casablanca... All of which are amusing in their own ways. And i'm ashamed to admit it but i like the Harry Potter films too, i didn't think i would but when i watched them they were amusing enough to grab my attention, oh that and the Ford Anglia...

it's not just half pennies either...