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Coinery

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  1. Precisely. Like this beaten-up example of a common issue. It just happens to be of Lympne mint. That's quite an amusing description 'Saxon silver coin. Message me for more details'...I wonder exactly how much more information he could've added, given he didn't put a great deal of information in the listing to begin with?
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    Room 101

    eBay's new mailing set-up, that doesn't allow you to just 'send' an email to just one person...they only have 'send and go to next' as an option! Cheeky bar-stewards!
  3. The more I think about it, the more you're right! Sometimes I wonder why I even post such obvious queries. Occasionally/mostly, however, somebody making an obvious statement, will immediately sheds light on the issue! Cheers! Bugger it, then, on the 'Bay as a regular PM1
  4. I was just wondering whether this could be an unrecorded and potentially very unusual mule, what do you all think? There is a mishmash between the I of REGI and the E of ELIZABETH, which is of course home to a privy mark! I'm hoping it's a 2, as the reverse is a '1' on a 1601 dated coin! To me, even the mess, shows components of a two, in particular the upper curve of one, right alongside the I of REGI, not to mention it looking particularly 2-shaped in the central region???? What do you think?
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    Ebay's Worst Offerings

    Not to mention the 'supper rare' (sic) description. Supper plate, perhaps?
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    Ebay's Worst Offerings

    &lt;br /&gt;The images have also been doctored to blur away the surface marks.  Mind you, anything can happen after a good plow (whatever that might be).&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;<br /><br />It Appears to have gone It went this morning, thankfully. Are you on your iPhone, Dave? It all seems to be garbled in your quotes... That's Dundonian, Clive!
  7. I have to say, buying these G3 pieces is becoming a bit of a nightmare. I'd definitely spend a month digesting seuk's site before making any big money moves, it'll be interesting to hear his thoughts on these 2 (whether he has them documented as counterfeits/modern copies, etc.). As he has probably the best resource for these coins available to-date, it could be worth him centralising all the above noted points by CGS into one place, albeit non contemporary coinage, no doubt?
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    Ebay's Worst Offerings

    Is it the sun or the harp?
  9. Coinery

    newbie saying hi

    Welcome pennywise, you've just joined the greatest resource in the country, enjoy! I don't suppose I need to point out all the great reading there already is on here, I guess you wouldn't have even bothered to sign up if you hadn't seen some of it? Happy days!
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    Ebay's Worst Offerings

    His name rings a bell, but I can't place it? Looking at his feedback, there's a couple of serious coin buyers who've been happy with him stock, which looks pretty interesting generally! Could be worth emailing him! It might be a good sun, and you just might get lucky?
  11. Do you know what, Ski, that's really interesting, and I think it's been mentioned before, but I never picked up the latter parts of this thread by using the 'search for new content' feature that I do! So don't be underwhelmed, I think threads can genuinely slip below the radar sometimes, according to how people browse the forum, and when? If a forum or thread's icon is dark not light in colour, that means there are new posts since your last visit. It's what I go on, and apart from a few glitches, it hasn't let me down. I've always used the 'new content' feature, especially when using the IP Board App. on the iPhone! It's a habit that transfers quite readily when I get on the laptop...it shouldn't, but probably does, miss the occasional thing!
  12. Do you know what, Ski, that's really interesting, and I think it's been mentioned before, but I never picked up the latter parts of this thread by using the 'search for new content' feature that I do! So don't be underwhelmed, I think threads can genuinely slip below the radar sometimes, according to how people browse the forum, and when?
  13. For future reference, on sites like this, you might attract attention with a post such as this one...most of us are always interested in new avenues and things new! But overdo it, and you come across more as a spammer! Another tip, give us a name, not an impersonal Ltd!
  14. Have you a reference to the catalogue - there's nothing on the web site? No, it's rubbish isn't it, guess they might get round to putting something up there before the 4th! You normally have to email to ask even when the auction is!
  15. I'd be there every time if I actually lived in Croydon! There are certainly some bargains, especially if you stay until the end (I remember loads of people drifting off early on, after already filling their pockets), you just have to be there and trust your own judgement (take a loupe)!
  16. But if you do go you feel as if you're at a village fair! Or primary school assembly, or amateur dramatic play...
  17. Every single coin I bought there was at least 1/2 to a full grade over, you absolutely cannot distance-buy with Croydon!
  18. Coinery

    1911 Pennies

    Oh Crap! I was considering this the other day! Was considering taking the penny collection back to Edgar so the album would span a millennia although the price of some of the hammered pennies scares the hell out of me! Mm I wonder if could slip those under Mrs J's radar ! A thousand years of pennies! Now there's a thought! That would cover a few specialities!
  19. The odd thing is, they actually sell some nice coins, they just need to do better by the consignors and get that website sorted out! Edit: actually, on second thought, they should leave it just as it is!
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    1911 Pennies

    Told you you were in good company with pennies here! Edit: we just need to get you onto hammered now!
  21. They really need to do something about that site, and Croydon Coins! £100,000 coin sold by them, and they can't keep an updated site.
  22. Where it sits in the list for any given search, the outcome of good SEO.
  23. Have a look here at Tony Claytons site http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/pics/pen3.html There are good clear photos of the different obverses and reverses. Its a good site with a lot to read and a lot to see. The reason his SEO is staggering! I've never really liked the site, or found it that user friendly myself, but you've got to admire the ranking!
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    1902 crown

    I'd say the obverse wasn't quite, but the reverse slightly better than...in balance about right I'd say! Looks possibly polished, though...on the pPod at least! Edit: In fairness I'd say buffed, rather than polished!
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