azda

I was thinking 1862 ish

Why does it take 6 weeks to Eire, thats unreal. Generally it takes 10 days before a dispute can start, from date of buying i think, so that seems a very short amount of time to me. Personally i'd block problematic countries, but i have a difficult buyer whom i'm still awaiting response to the 1919KN, still nothing from him and still an open case

Very nice example of the type and quite sought after. Just wondering what year it could be, its a tad expensive at 500 GBP

The value really makes no difference as i would not sell anyway,i agree with you it is an interesting and unexpected find and makes a nice addition to my collection. Here is a picture of the obverse in full, not a brilliant pic as the daylight has gone. In hand the coin is quite dark and has just a small amount of lustre remaining Even from the OBV picture its quite noticable

A picture paints a 1000 words

Operation Hide-behind-the-Northerners! Hide behind the northerner phah. Picture this, a bunch of burly scots tribesmens all pained blue (Rangers supporters) coverting the south as they had heard what a fair green land it was full of milk and honey. They get as far a Middlesbough and think "what the f..." and all go home again. Job done. Gary D They never went to the Boro Gary, that's why the A1 exists Besides I'm a Durham lad originally so they had to get through us first and even during the Bonnie Prince Charlie "the Forty Five" fiasco they decided to go down the West (Carlisle was a doddle) to miss out the boys Wise choice or he would never have reached Derby! You got mail John

Maybe check Colin Gs website, he's the farthing man of the forum. www.aboutfarthings.co.uk, nice find though

Good luck and let us know if you get it

And scout master Bates

Just a little off your topic Chris, but how far off is CCGB 2011?

Lol, its amazing the lengths we go to, to bid on THAT coin. Tom if you wish, you could bend over and i'll kick your ass for you, just incase you miss it

Some info on Verdigris (bronze disease) http://www.classicalcoins.com/bronze_disease.html

Just got colin cookes circular, i see they have an 1860/59 Penny in, 5k ish

Em an Arab tae, originally a whitfield boy but moved tae Lochee

Personally for a dog that loves all that, i'd buy slate tiles, claws tend to scratch wood

Hi Rose and welcome, the signup procedure was due to spamming of the site, the owner made it hopefully spambot proof, so at least we know it's not easy for man or bot now lol

Now then Terror, em fae Dundee tae, but living in Munich Personally i think its the Jubilee Medal as John (argentumandcoins) said, just its worn to a disc.

Ahhhhh ok, thanks Mike, seen a nice 1877 to.

Is this OBV/REV 8+J?

Whats the condition of it?

I have 3 1861 Pennies now and i just thought i'd show some of the variations of the lighthouse and rocks plus date width for the members. Notice that on 1 of the pennies that the sea does NOT cross the linear line and on the other the lighthouse base curves differently. Anyone else with an 1861 that varies from these please feel free to add. I believe its always good to educate

I'm using my iphone at work, it has a mind of its own sometimes

Actually there is a link in the links secrion to a world Bank note book, rhis is why i started a limks secrion

That one is for the collection Mike

I believe there was 1 similar in the workman sale Part 2?