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Some Lovely Coins From An Aus Seller!
Coinery posted a topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Can I ask opinions! I really like this coin 151075231699 The seller says it's darker still than the images! Do you think AU with old highspots overtoned, or genuine UNC? I'm looking particularly at the reverse St George, harp breasts, ribbons, etc. and thinking AU??? What say you? Worth looking at 'other items' too! -
Some Lovely Coins From An Aus Seller!
Coinery replied to Coinery's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I was waiting! Edit: I do like farthings, of course, just received these, which I bought for the '33 111238774881 -
That still doesn't answer the grade issue, why they weren't worn out at the time?
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Some Lovely Coins From An Aus Seller!
Coinery replied to Coinery's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Cheers, Azda! I've got a real thing for the OH coins at the moment! I'd like to 'gather' the entire denomination set! The Crowns' will be financially interesting! However, I can still keep a slow interest with the cheaper denominations. Poor old farthings and Maundy here we come! -
Some Lovely Coins From An Aus Seller!
Coinery replied to Coinery's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Thanks VS, appreciate your opinion on it! -
1917 London Sovereign In Upcoming London Coin Auctions December Sale -
Coinery replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Yes, as I believe this forum is big enough to fair pretty well in a 1917 Sovereign search! Imagine being the purchaser, or future purchaser, of that coin and stumbling upon this thread?Research is king, and this forum has significantly added to the 1917 Sovereign pot! -
Some Lovely Coins From An Aus Seller!
Coinery replied to Coinery's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I do think the quality to be above the usual offerings seen on eBay...a number of which could be described as having collectors tone! Whilst I have a better Liz martlet groat, I thought the price of the one offered was really good value. I've sold lesser E1 groats on .99p starts that have made more! So what about that HC, only Rob has commented? Edit: and VS of course...grade anyone? AU? -
Some Lovely Coins From An Aus Seller!
Coinery replied to Coinery's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Just a trace of rub on the bottom half of the reverse to my eyes.Thanks, Rob! -
Some Lovely Coins From An Aus Seller!
Coinery replied to Coinery's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Cheers, Paulus...there's a fair bit in there you'd like I reckon! -
Your inbox is full, Clive!
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Collectors Coins Great Brit. 2014
Coinery replied to Chris Perkins's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
In the presence of specialist publications I view Spink's and Chris's book predominantly as a price guide! Which means, at least for me, that popularly collected varieties, especially higher value/rarer and significant 'types' would do well to be included! I accept that a 1599 Anchor Sixpence of E1 will not be separated out far beyond an issue type, on account there are not a large number of collectors collating E1 date runs, but I can see how the 19th & 20th C bronze collectors (as an example) would benefit! -
Heritage - Eric P Newman Collection
Coinery replied to Accumulator's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
For me, provenance is history, much like a family tree! With a nice hammered coin I wonder and dream about who'd handled it, which market and tavern it may have passed through, etc. To trace the coin back through the last 150 years or so is also pretty good for the historical juices! I'll take them with OR without though I have to say! -
1867 Shilling Die 5A
Coinery replied to lordshill1867's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Email sent, John! -
1867 Shilling Die 5A
Coinery replied to lordshill1867's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Nice! -
Should also say, you seemed to know a little bit yourself so, yes, welcome aboard! Do you collect?
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Cheers, Clive, saw this one, but a bit too modern 'pewtery' to even compare it to a known die!I've been really unlucky with fakes/counterfeits recently! The last few I've bought, hoping them to be cont. c'feits, have been genuine! Would you believe it? Edit: most recent example... 251393090378 I did get that home-made punch Mary coin though!
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True, but Saxby's has turned up time and time again for p*ss takes!
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And so as not to further confuse issues, a number of the responses on here, have come from UK respected dealers!I'd say no to this one Angela, unless you wished to pursue the CGS Coin Grading suggestion! There are a number of people on here who would pay the multiples of thousand pounds this coin would be worth if genuine! If you've been privately messaged by any individual on this forum, making you a multiple £1000 offer, I'd quickly take it! It got our hearts ticking for a bit! Wishing you a very merry Christmas!
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I'd love nothing more than this piece be genuine, but it's so suspiciously like the Ashmore punches, that I'm struggling to move on from that! I think your best bet is CGS for a grading, as Peter has suggested! You could try London Coin Auction, they'd sell it for you!
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You might want to take a look at the ashmore castle and S punches here!http://www.tokensociety.org.uk/topics/counterfeits.shtml
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Half a sixpence, is better than 'arf a penny... 161173535356 It needs a bit of a clean, apparently, and don't bother making a BIN offer, thank-you! You may consider offering a BIN however!
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Hi Angela, does your grandad have any provenance or records to go with this coin? Also, some better pictures would be good! Does it have any ghosting of the design on the reverse?
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1867 Shilling Die 5A
Coinery replied to lordshill1867's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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Nice coin, that, BW! Not surprised to hear it's a favourite!
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Thoughts On My 1797 2D.
Coinery replied to Danz's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Great coin...fantastic edge (so hard on these 2d's)...nearly cried when I saw that obverse barnacle though!