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Same amount of bids for both Coins, does'nt Ring Alarm bells?

There was a topic on insurance early last year and A very good Company in Exeter or thereabouts was Sourced and recommended by members. Is it the same one?

I know a man who Runs a coin Forum who sold an UNC 1905 for 10k, so i'd reckon that CCs is probably less than UNC at a guess

I wonder what he thought to the discussion on the price

Ebayer bronzepennycollector won it along with another. Ok thanks! I wonder if he ever visits this forum? Well we don't know everyones ebay names here, i know a few but not everyone

Ebayer bronzepennycollector won it along with another.

81 of the buggers in total No drool icon http://www.huffingto...tm_hp_ref=world

I just put a nice one up Peter, see if you can find it, farthing that is, not the same date

As the saying goes Dave, "Big hairy arsed Scotsman'

OBV , hair worn nearly flat and also the draperx. AEF DETAILS my arse

This is apparently AEF. Terrible grading from a dealer. 251210589130 (someone insert link)

Been removed. Anyone for spam?

This Gentleman and coin were both on coincommunity forum. He apparently sent pictures to spink who were not interested in his coin. Apparently i'm banned from there, maybe Peter can dig out the link

I don't think your picture does it justice Accumulator. Opening your link from the aye phone and then enlarging it Shows signs on the 3 where as your picture does'nt

Aye, its a Bernhard Anyway to put the story straight Richard, it quotes this For every pound an authorised Scottish or Northern Irish bank wants to print in the form of its own notes, it has to deposit the equivalent amount in sterling with the Bank of England. So we deposit our money our mickey mouse stuff, fantastic, BOE will be broke in no time, especially if you're taking Irish notes to

Whatever method you use and however late you bid, you've still got to beat the highest bid amount. Plus there are people who put in theirmax bid at the beginning

I'm sure the seller will be happy. I did spot a few known penny names in the bidders list who do buy Top end pennies. We'll see who the winner is when FB is left though

It jumped £500 in the last few seconds

Now you've had it certified genuine, that's one weight off your mind. The condition is somewhere between Fine and Very Fine, I'd say nearer to Fine myself. As a VERY rough guide, allow 1/25 - 1/30 of the realised prices for Fine, and up to 1/10 maximum for VF. (Judging by Spink values). No comment Dave, except to ask "Doesn't the Aye-Phone have a scroll bar?" I read what was written Peck, but as Peter has also said, my concern was it being porous. As we all know, NGC have made some glaring mistakes on English coins which have been recently highlighted on this very forum. So it's still a concern for me my old bean................Has anyone else heard of porous Gold?

Hello Henry and welcome. Firstly the chunk of change in which you refer to in the 1st two coins are for high grade coins, which unfortunately yours is'nt. If you look at yours properly against the other two there you'll see a huge difference in grade, and grade is everything. I'm actually wondering if yours is genuine, the surfaces are porous? And the REV rim is falling away at 3 oclock. Have you had this tested?

1927 crown, most common

Is'nt VEET a one way ticket to something sore?

This is because America has no history and relies on British rule

Two things in that one sentence.....Firstly dealers have a differing degree of what's a VF coin and EF coin, so that`'s where you come in, you have to know your own onions in that respect. Spinks quoted prices, well, take those with a pinch of salt. Then there's pricing, this comes from varying factors, grade and rarity are 2 of the most important. You mentioned a George V Crown on this website, but never mentioned which or grade, you did mention Spink however, Spink is merely a guide, rarity has no guide, nor does high grade, plus rarity..

Its described as inverted A hence the reason everyone else thinks thats what it is. If it were never described as such then their minds would open to something else.