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Sylvester
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They also sell them for alot more that catelogue price too. I've seen G5 sovereigns in AVF priced up at £80 before now.
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bored and depre... no really i do it for the sheer fun of it!
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1988 proof sovereign
Sylvester replied to newgold's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Don't know, but if they did surely you'd end up with white gold rather than yellow gold? (i still think it's 22ct gold and the remaining 2cts is substituted with copper) -
If you say so Chris... Okay where was that 1677 sixpence you promised me?
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My best buy would have to be the 1688 James II half guinea, bought it one and half years ago for £225, and now looking in the coin catalogue it's worth about £375-£400 Best buy ever.
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1988 proof sovereign
Sylvester replied to newgold's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
It's the copper mixed in with the gold that tones... gold coins with any slightly unmixed copper in them will begin to tone. And gold coins can even develop verdigris. -
Wow! and who'd have thought that Churchie would have been in my 500th post...!!!
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Did i hear a free Churchill Crown?
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i see custard on here everyday!
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I don't know about that Chris... we'd be doomed with twenty odd Sylvester imitators running around. Hands off my sixpence...
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makes life so much more pleasant
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i'm beginning to like these extra things we can do...
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i bet Geoff can edit too...
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lets have a go... (works for me!)
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I once found an 1950 florin... it's really not nice.
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1773 georgeivs III coin
Sylvester replied to a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Sussssh not so loud... she collects crowns on and off, as well as most other world coins. -
Since it got mentioned why not, what's you're top 5? mine... (no particular order) 1)Shield reverse sovereign 2)Charles II Silver (cruciformed shields) 3)Edward VII Florins 4)Gothic crown rev 5)£2 coin normal reverse.
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have you seen the state of that new £5 coin? I'm beginning to agree with Oli on this one.
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1773 georgeivs III coin
Sylvester replied to a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Welcome Kuhli! Yes i'm afraid the Churchill Crowns are somewhat common. I did have one, but by sheer miracle labmom bought it. So i'm now liberated! -
1773 georgeivs III coin
Sylvester replied to a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I save 'em all! -
1773 georgeivs III coin
Sylvester replied to a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I doubt many of the 5p's will still be out, i think the novelty will have worn off by now and they'll be pretty much in circ. The pennies on the other handhave been round alot longer and many will have been lost, damaged, destroyed, hoarded, thrown down wells... That and i don't tend to see all that many of them. 1971 2p's on the other hand seem far more prevalent, even though they are of a slightly lower mintage. -
1773 georgeivs III coin
Sylvester replied to a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
1,521,666,250 for the 1971 penny only beaten by 1,634,976,005 1990 5 pences -
1773 georgeivs III coin
Sylvester replied to a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
my advice to you don't look at 1971 pennies... -
Well by definition they couldn't be in the same condition, as UNC and EF are two different conditions/grades. Both very good grades, EF being one below UNC, but the fact is the UNC would sell for more, cos it's the better grade.
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From a coin collecting point of view, name your favourite 5 monarchs (they don't have to be English/British)... (monarchs that have the best designs, nicest coins etc...) Mine would be; (IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER) 1) James II 2) Charles II 3) Stephen 4) William IV 5) Queen Mary, or perhaps Richard II? (I need a coin from both of these, hopefully a gold coin from the latter... one day, one day).