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  1. Coinery

    Latest 1573 Acorn 6d acquisition

    @Rob saw this and thought of you!
  2. Coinery

    Any clues?

    You’re having a good root around the forum…as educational as any book on coins for sure!
  3. Coinery

    Edward I pennies continue upward!

    A respectable example it’s true, but a significant ‘grade’ below the OP coin, though £400+ was an eye-watering sum.
  4. Coinery

    Edward I pennies continue upward!

    I was thinking to replace this one, but clearly not this time around!
  5. Coinery

    Edward I pennies continue upward!

    How much for its heritage, a coin from the Knaresborough Priory hoard of 1805?
  6. Coinery

    Edward I pennies continue upward!

    I wonder how strong the correlation is between literature, identifiable collectibility, and subsequent auction prices/popularity? There’s a clear connection here in the Blunt web resource and the Galata guide, bringing the numismatically interesting sub-classes of the type to the common man, which ultimately pricks the collection mentality of the coin collector. Doesn’t change the fact I’m once again behind the times!
  7. I noticed this around 2 years ago, the upward climb of the better Edward’s. Every auction nowadays they seem to fetch a little more. I went at this one as an upgrade, thinking £250 inc. premiums would get me close? The sum of £412 truly staggered me if I’m honest! It’s a nice coin, of course, but rather annoying that I’ve missed the boat by a couple of years, much as I ultimately have done with Elizabeth.
  8. Coinery

    eBay’s new “Buyer Protection” 😳

    Yes, I believe they claimed the other two ‘benefits’ existed long before we ever had to pay for them!
  9. Coinery

    eBay’s new “Buyer Protection” 😳

    Will put an eventual end to those selling items between £5-£10 then I guess? Thanks for highlighting
  10. Well, it’s here…eBay’s new buyers’ premium, but wrapped up as Buyer Protection, now applied to all private sales! HOWEVER, what used to be the old 10% commission, is now 22% by my maths! Plus they keep hold of the sellers share of the pie for quite a long while, now!
  11. Coinery

    James I beyond North & ‘Spink’?

    Thanks, Paddy, no worries Nice sixpence, and on the money with your classification.
  12. Coinery

    Excel spreedsheets

    I just open the album to see if I have one or not?
  13. I’m beginning to take an interest in James I coinage…are there any core texts outside of the BNJ, North, ‘Spink’ etc.? I was disappointingly underbidder on this eBay shilling recently, thinking £350 was a strong enough snipe
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    Ebay's Worst Offerings

    Just out of interest, is it a single known example?
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