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Coinery
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Everything posted by Coinery
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Absolutely shocking! So very wrong!
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Can I have a copy of the obverse image to cut out and add to my collection/future-website of e1 busts?
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Well that's that, Dave G, we've lost this thread now! Peter? It's funny, I once dated a girl called Victoria, she also had an attractive bun bust!
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That's also a very nice bust, are they your images, Mark?
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I'm going to my dad's tomorrow. If I haven't got a copy there, I'll have it!
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This is always worth a read when you can't get to hard-copy books, though! http://www.britnumsoc.org/publications/Digital%20BNJ/pdfs/1988_BNJ_58_9.pdf
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Just a bit of one, though the reverse may have been paired up with other obverses? I'm away from my books until tomorrow!
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Someone definitely mislaid/mistook or broke the V punch! This is one of the earliest of the beaded Lis reverses, it would be interesting to see whether it was a one off die, or whether others were made? That's where a die-study would be an amazing thing to have access to!
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I'd love to one day extend the work by BCW to include legend errors and, as I've mentioned before, perhaps even a die-study! You just can't have a job at the same time, unfortunately! Wouldn't that be a great way to while away a life?
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Never tried the envelope trick before! What are the rough timescales and typical colouration?
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Some of my British Coins - new pictures
Coinery replied to marvinfinnley's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Take Dave's 1902 Proof Florin for example! 1911 Ah, yes! -
Hi Dave, I'd say that was just a striking error, you can see a level of rotation at the 9 O'clock leaf, and the inner beads in the same quarter!
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Some of my British Coins - new pictures
Coinery replied to marvinfinnley's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Take Dave's 1902 Proof Florin for example! -
Excellent idea Stuart!Keep it on embers, Declan! 'Keep it secret, keep it safe'!And re an old proposal I didn't get to deal with at the time, on account of brain-scramble, I also thought that was a great idea! Sorry I didn't have the courtesy to deal with it before it was lost beneath a million other issues of living! Having met you I somehow knew you might forgive me, and knew you'd definitely understand!
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1799 farthing varieties
Coinery replied to declanwmagee's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Harrumph. I've been back several hours, you know... A welcome revival Frankenstein! Sorry, Declan, had a surprise visit, and never got a chance to dig the box out! looks like you have your answer now anyway! Well done! -
1799 farthing varieties
Coinery replied to declanwmagee's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
There's certainly a chance, on a cursory glance! Will dig out peck! Edit: by that I mean there's a blob in the right place! -
The forum's great, a fine place to sit our coins for comments and learning! I can't think of anyone else in my village who I could meet with and have an intelligent chat about coins, thereby upping my coin game? :roll-eyes There's Declan, of course! It's about time (around 6 months) that we started a coin club in the area? Once a month in a local pub, Declan?
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I have better. But that one has the second reverse with the Aberystwyth plumes, so I'd like an upgrade of the first in due course... . Phhhtttt! So fussy...not like the new found Azda at all!
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C'mon, PWA, no-one judges anyone on here for grammar (except in fond banter), it's a general understanding in a modern society that intelligence doesn't ride side by side with exams and a degree! As far as I'm concerned, if a man can make enough money in life that he has the luxury of buying quality coins, he is beyond grammatical reproach as far as I'm concerned! I can't afford the EII set at the moment, PWA!
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Not sure? It might be worth double-checking your posts before posting, maybe??? There are a number which are difficult to follow, and sometimes (unintentionally, I'm sure) misleading, on account of punctuation, maybe???? I could be a million miles away, so apologies...just throwing ideas at it?
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Aye, many happy returns! Re Gollum, I got the impression he burnt himself out a bit? I did wonder if something was going tits up when he started posting pictures of his wife? He was certainly afire for a while, that's for certain! I'm struggling to think of his username before he became Gollum? Can't think!
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It was a good thread, PWA...threads like it always tend to winkle out something interesting! Have a good weekend! Happy hunting! Stuart
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I'm still a little confused but, anyway, yes, I had coins rejected from my first ever batch sent to CGS. An old W4 copper with 'active' verd was one of them. It was an experiment but, generally (mostly), I'd say their calls were fair, I have to say in their defence. Anyway, we're all here to collect and learn, as you say...it's a great forum...onward ever onward!
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To be honest, I'm totally baffled?? I cannot for the life of me see how Colin Cooke and return coins from CGS have become intertwined here anyway?
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I think there is some confusion here? What I was meaning was this...you said 3 coins were sent back to a seller, after being rejected by CGS? If they weren't fakes (which you've now said they weren't), I was thinking that they might otherwise be rejected on issues that perhaps should've been spotted by an advanced collector, particularly one who's sending off coins in expectation of achieving a CGS78 or greater?