Coinpublications.com A Rotographic Imprint. Price guide reference book publishers since 1959. Lots of books on coins, banknotes and medals. Please visit and like Coin Publications on Facebook for offers and updates. |
The current range of books. Click the image above to see them on Amazon (printed and Kindle format). More info on coinpublications.com |
Predecimal.com. One of the most popular websites on British pre-decimal coins, with hundreds of coins for sale, advice for beginners and interesting information. |
-
Content Count
348 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Calendar
Downloads
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by Cerbera100
-
Random... Thats got to be one of the most bizarre listings that I've ever seen!
-
Why would anyone pay that much for a 1 in a billion chance of getting the real one - then have to give it back because its stolen property! I picked my '33' penny (along with '54 penny, and '45 silver 3d) from Gary Phelps for £15 each! What do we reckon... adjusted 5 or transplanted 3?
-
Why would anyone pay that much for a 1 in a billion chance of getting the real one - then have to give it back because its stolen property! I picked my '33' penny (along with '54 penny, and '45 silver 3d) from Gary Phelps for £15 each! What do we reckon... adjusted 5 or transplanted 3?
-
My friendly note to him: Dear jsp69jsp, I suppose you've noticed that the picture you've supplied is not a 1940 penny, but one of 1900?! Also, the 'penny' has been in circulation since the mid-900's AD, so 1940 isn't exactly old! - cerbera100 His reply... Dear cerbera100, so this isnt a question about the penny at all, just you telling me pointless information thanks - jsp69jsp So apparently informing someone that their title, image and description are utterly wrong is 'pointless information'... Do wonders never cease?! Question is, do I reply, and if so how?!
-
Dare we ask why?! The reflection part I mean, I'd suggest that the disappearance is due in part to the 'common' man believing inflammable to mean 'unflammable' rather than very flammable! As my 6th form Chemistry teacher once joked - 'this asbestos stuff is wonderful, completely inflammable'!
-
fake 2005 proof £1?
Cerbera100 replied to Godot's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Two reasons really... Firstly, the die alignment is as per the pictures (ie about 50degrees out!)... Second, the severe lack of detail on the hair - could be wear but the front of the tiara is much better... Also, when 'in hand' it just feels wrong! -
Value Trends
Cerbera100 replied to Boomstick's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Party pooper! Thats gotta be a typo... unfortunately, the proof-reading exercise on the book seems to get less important with each passing year! And Peckris - I apologise, that wasnt the drive I was making... If I came across as callous, I assure you that was not intended. Unfortunately, there are a contingent of cheating, lying, work-shy layabouts - my ex-next door neighbour being a prime example. Claiming in the region of £30k of benefits (including IB for a dodgy knee - supposed work-place accedent, I know he was talking to the ambulance chasers) as well well as working cashinand at the local builders merchant as a hod-carrier! He only got busted when the SS went round - or should that be social services - and found him off on holiday the next day... for three weeks... to Aspen... with his own personalised skis/boots etc! You also make a fantastically valid point about there not being enough jobs full-stop without 'creating' more applicants! -
Coin Collectors Map GB
Cerbera100 replied to SionGilbey's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
And a link added to www.readingcoinclub.co.uk for you! -
Coin Collectors Map GB
Cerbera100 replied to SionGilbey's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
In the interests of fairness, can I request that DNW are added?! I used to work there, so am slightly biased -
Value Trends
Cerbera100 replied to Boomstick's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Do you think we've drifted off topic a little?! All of two replies and we're talking politics! -
Kew Gardens 2009 50p
Cerbera100 replied to Peter's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Which raised the question, how to tell a aUnc circulation piece from one thats come out of a BUnc set and gone round the houses a couple of times! -
Value Trends
Cerbera100 replied to Boomstick's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I couldn't have said it better myself! When children are getting paid to go to school, teenage girls are getting paid to get pregnant and asylum-seekers have the right to live in multi-million pound mansions in Chelsea, something is wrong! I'm all for debt reduction, but feel that DC and GO are attacking it arse-about-face - cutting NHS/Police etc budgets whilst still p1ssing money away on social benefits! We also need to take a significantly firmer line on foreign-national (serious) convicts... Rather than giving them free board and lodgings for X day/weeks (do sentences still run into months and years?!) we need to send the back to where they came from and revoke their right to ever enter the UK again! Apologies - I too will put my soap-box away! -
could be an unplated penny blank... should be about 20mm if so...
-
150kb max file size... you'll need to either make the photo smaller, or upload to somewhere like photobox and post the link! Welcome!
-
Says Rob quickly hiding the hammer and chisel! Personally, I prefer a hacksaw around the seal... less splintery bits!
-
Coin Collectors Map GB
Cerbera100 replied to SionGilbey's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
You've not missed me out, so thats all good! -
Any Information On This Coin/Value?
Cerbera100 replied to a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
First is the threehalfpence that Sion mentioned - 1843 as you say! In condition, a pound or two if you're lucky! Other is a threepence of George V - I'm guessing 1917, but could be any 1st coinage (1910-1920) 3d given the blurring of the pic!). Even in tip-top condition these dont fetch much more than £10-15, and in VF a few pence... even with the blurring, this is almost certainly closer to the VF end of the market! Very nice little pieces (especially the threehalfpence - weirdest denomination coin in 1500 years of Sterling!) but nothing to retire on... sorry! -
You'll have to bear in ming that the £6 charge to you will certainly include a £2 (or there abouts) 'admin' fee! Sounds like someone put a 1st class stamp and a SD sticker on the same envelope! Why is it your problem and not the sender... God only knows, but then life is a b1tch! If you don't know what it is, ignore it and it'll be returned to sender after a couple of weeks anyway!
-
Any Information On This Coin/Value?
Cerbera100 replied to a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Show off. lol - exactly what I was thinking! Nice penny though - Azda's that is... Sorry Jay, yours is a touch umm beaten up?! -
Sorry, me again! Link How?! I know its not a circulation date, but the whole set isnt worth that!
-
eBay... Really? £500?! I struggled to get 500p last time I sold one of these! I like how she's put 'mule' in the title so it comes up when people search for the 20p!
-
1903 open 3 penny
Cerbera100 replied to azda's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
No no no... its blatantly HMS Queen Elizabeth...! I think you need to get your glasses checked! -
'SuPr Rar!!! Silvo embossed - ony 1 none!
-
This is an all-time classic!
Cerbera100 replied to Red Riley's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Brilliant? That's an understatement. That seller ought to be a comedy writer. Perhaps he really is! My favourite part : If you don’t want to drive it you can just sit in the driver’s seat and I can make engine noises but there will be an additional fee for this. Even better that he goes on to say 'I can also make airplane noises my Airbus A380 is very impressive, helicopters are harder but I can try if that is your thing'! Pure genius! Woohoo! Post 100! -
awesome... not the story, the link!