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Coinery

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  1. Many thanks, gents...appreciate your input.
  2. OK gents I’ve ended the listing. The postage is £1.99 (second class large letter) to each of you and I was hoping to make a fiver from selling the 3 books. @bagerap are you happy with £1 for each catalogue plus postage, so £3.99? @mrbadexample and a fiver to you Sir! No pressure on either of you, I can easily relist it with a click 😊 If you’re happy, I’ll send an addressed envelope with the book/books and you can send cash by return.
  3. £6 delivered for all 3 if you transfer direct to my account?
  4. For those who have spent more time than I looking at these coins, what’s your thoughts on the level of contact marks for the grade? I realise these are chunky old coins that are seldom seen with good surfaces...However, are these ‘mechanical’ marks too much for you?
  5. I forgot to mention that I’m accepting reasonable offers from forum members on all books listed!
  6. I forgot to mention that I’m accepting reasonable offers from forum members on all books listed!
  7. And finally... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284178370124 Accepting reasonable offers from forum members on all books listed!
  8. Another one if anyone needs a copy: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284178354553 This item has now been sold - many thanks!
  9. in case anyone here is interested https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284178345697
  10. Available on eBay or PM me here https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284177682085
  11. What’s the history of this one, Paulus?
  12. Found it...it’s the same one he had for sale early last year. http://www.predecimal.com/forum/topic/13607-counterfeit-elizabeth-i-halfpenny/?tab=comments#comment-190324
  13. Just for clarification, when I say ‘I’ve seen a good number of these around,’ I mean a good number of types of counterfeit E1 halfpennies. There may also be a lot of this particular type around, I don’t know for sure because I haven’t had my eye on it for a couple of years! This one’s for sale by John Newman...IIRC he’s previously had other counterfeit (contemporary or otherwise) hammered for sale, and I think the idea was at the time that they were pretty obvious and he ought to know better. I’ll see if I can track that conversation down...otherwise I’ll have to retract this paragraph.
  14. Happy New Year everyone. See a good number of these around. Contemporary I’d think, certainly not Crown coinage. eBay 353313505402
  15. Lord, I just reread that entire thread 🥴
  16. No other words for it...bloody hell, Paulus!
  17. I wish I could edit the title...it was more a ‘I can’t believe I’m so out of touch that this now achieves 85!’
  18. Exactly the answer I was looking for...thank you so much!
  19. I have been out of the loop for a long time...do I remember it correctly that CGS reconfigured their grading against other grading scales, or was that just a dream I had? Is there a difference between the early and ‘late’ graded CGS pieces? I guess this is the question I’m asking! I’ve always been passionate about hammered, so never closely followed the grading posts!
  20. Many thanks, Nick.
  21. Here one I haven’t seen before - John Newman ought to be able to spot this one a mile off. Could someone on a PC put up a link 362952613293
  22. Lovely example 👍
  23. I will never ever believe that someone could buy a coin of that prestige and money, without at least knowing the series inside out, it beggars belief. In fact I don’t believe it...it’s eBay, after all, he’s bidding on that to install false confidence, that’s my theory.
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