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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?
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You buying fakes, then, PWA? 3 seems like more than bad luck! Who's at fault, buyer or vendor?And I genuinely mean that non-accusationally!
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It's also a sixpence, not a shilling!
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Looks orrible/genuine to me! Difficult to call the deposit, especially in light of the swirled obverse left field...very odd? Glue is generally one-sided, so not sure what to think? I'd buy this one at a price, thinking I had to live with the colour...a bonus it it comes away with acetone!
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1694 Farthing unbarred A's in Maria
Coinery replied to Michael-Roo's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
my GC site has sat unattended for a 12 month, on account of my recent boat project, so has majorly slipped in the Google ranks! However, the unbarred A's coin I have has done eBay AND the site (at high ranking) with no interest? I really think the W3 and W&M coppers have lost their rarity value on account of recent vagueness re attribution and die blocks! I had a die-Blocked silver, last year, that was Die-linked to the Spink's no-stop, and shown to be so, but it still exists in the Spinks catalogue as a variety, despite their email of change????? -
1694 Farthing unbarred A's in Maria
Coinery replied to Michael-Roo's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
What's an unbarred A worth today? Mine's a slightly lesser grade, I'd be interested? -
I'm pretty certain I've only ever been 'given' things by Clive? But that's OK!
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Totally agree with you, Sir!Whilst I've rarely bought from dealers, mostly on account of trying to buy a coin for a bargain, rather than at its present market value, I have to say, and it does no harm at all to say this, I've always been extremely impressed with John (where is he) and Rob! Both have been reliable in description and grade. Also, whilst I've only bought ultra modern stuff from Chris (forum), that too has been absolutely faultless! Another chap who has sold me a fair few coins over time, and has an ultra-honest heart on his sleeve, is Declan! I feel safe to say I'd happily cough-up myself if you couldn't get a real deal, or send a coin back, to any of the four I've mentioned!
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Really? I think their coins are often way over-graded. Not as good as they used to be.I wouldn't be so bold, Hugo, but, I have to say, PWA's comment has surprised me.
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There are so many suspicious looking, but unconfirmed, hammereds out there, that I wish I could afford to win them all and investigate them in hand, and by scale, and by acid, and by god! By god I do!
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If genuine a lot of money for a horrible, Woolley-looking, lack-lustre, coin.If a forgery, which it looks to be ( the reason I wanted it), and I would've paid a 'genuine' price for it (but it soared above that), then someone's got a useless piece of unattractive old rubbish.
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1697 Halfpenny, BRITA NIA
Coinery replied to scott's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Different reverse dies, definitely! Are there any images of a confirmed BRITA NIA available? That would be useful for further comparison. -
You're a gent, Paulus!
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Oh, please, give me a break...I was watching this as a possible purchase for myself, as it looks highly suspicious, particularly when looking at the obverse and obverse edge. All of £60 with postage? C'mon, WTF is going on out there? 301337754998
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Forgot to add item number! Doh! Please see below!
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Late George V Halfcrowns - A Daft Question
Coinery replied to DaveG38's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Oh, you're good, TG, you're good! -
Late George V Halfcrowns - A Daft Question
Coinery replied to DaveG38's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I'd never noticed before, I have to say. Another point of general interest, why don't we ever see daffodils representing the Welsh contingent? -
That's rubbish! He used to dip it in mead and dangle it over Henrietta's chest during court parties...the fairest skin in all the land!
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Would hardly call that worn, Scott? Nice coin!
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I'm all over the place at the moment, Peter, hardly know my stern from my bows! Must try harder!