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Everything posted by azda
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Why? That's what we are here for. Exactly. All the posts about pensions and the state of cider are just to kill time until someone puts up some more photos of coins for us to look at! ... though that might just be me... . We could become alcoholics with the wait, Stewie has already started going down that road
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It's 1861
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Happy birthday, Geordie!
azda replied to HistoricCoinage's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Happy Birthday auld yin -
Is this coin of an extra premium due to tone ?
azda replied to Patinap's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Nope -
One for the Penny Boys. A clear I over I in BRITT
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It should be round
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I'm buying bulk unsorted coin kiloware
azda replied to Patinap's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Ebay perhaps -
When it starts tasting like ginger Peter
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Must be the ginger
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Lol, I noticed a few of your posts last night and thought you were on the devils juice Stewie. During the Course of reading this one I half expected you to be crying at the end of it lol. Oh boy, wait till you waken up and the mist clears from the thudding head
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Hello Ballf and welcome. Sounds like you have some work to do, my suggestion would be first of all to sort out the dates in order and denomination. Depending how they were stored could give a clue to grades, for imstance if they were all thrown in a jar they could be low grade and bullion value only. Up to 1920 Silver coins were made from .925 silver, and from then on up to 1947 ist was .500 silver. Just be careful how you handle and store them for now until you soft through them, there Are rare dates of both shillings and florins, 1850, 54 and 1905 Shillings Are the stand out ones and 1854, 63 and 1905 again for the florins. Most of all, have fun checking, you never know what you might find, grade of the coins are VERY important, mishandling can devalue a coin, so be careful
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Might have a look over the weekend at it.
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Is There a cost? And yes i took a peek yesterday
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I shall retract Nordle. Do your pictures upload at the same resolution on your Site?
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Yes i would agree there, considering i use the highest macro settings the pictures are relatively small and don't show the coins in their warts an all glory.
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Uploading a picture and adding the basic details of Said picture is the Same detail as omnicoin. I'm not seeing much difference in basic layouts apart from a specic web address
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Omnicoin does exactly the Same thing
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The Elusive 2002 Jamaica Proof Set Remains So
azda replied to VickySilver's topic in Enquiries about Non British coins
I'll keep an eye out Vicky throughout my internet travels -
I did already Richard, he said I could retone it with cigarette ash lol
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I would have had a Stab at this 221810880973 had he nor killed it in picture 3 with a freaking Paraffin wipe, completely killed the coin now
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The Standard Guide to Grading British Coins
azda replied to Kronos's topic in Rotographic Publications Forum
The book does'nt stretch that far geordie -
Let's See Your Toned English Milled Silver!
azda replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I was thinking the same about the 1898 crown regarding artist drawing it, very nice. Not a huge fan of the halfcrowns though (personal preference) although there seems to be a large knock at 7pm on the REV. They look like CGS pictured coins or from Londoncoins -
I would rather keep my 50p