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documentaries about my home country
Coinery replied to ChKy's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
I only meant to watch a few minutes of that documentary, and ended up watching it all! -
With so few known, it's unlikely to be anything other than a single die-pairing, surely? Edit: and a single pair at that!
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ANGLO-SAXONS Sceat porcupine e series
Coinery replied to saxon treasure hunter's topic in Items For Sale
Whateva! -
231553133627 it's certainly one way of explaining away the replica marks!
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Downloading New Content
Coinery replied to ozjohn's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Mine works absolutely fine on the iFault! -
Yep, £15 for up to 5 coins to HK! I queried value, and she breezed over me with '£15's the charge' And then I'm sure I heard her say under her breath 'now FO, will you, I'm trying to get some sleep here!'
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You guys!
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Fair enough!
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TPGCs just ain't worth the conversation, as it always degenerates into the farce that slabbing is! Surely the type of buyer who is going to be buying a 1*+A is going to know for him/herself whether it is or not? Do you mind me asking your motive, Dave?
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i think it's what the actual value of the coin is, which is ambiguous I know. They charge you according to the value of the coin, so buying a Una coin from an old dear for a tenner isn't going to wash with them. I agree, I found/find that part of the submission process a little odd...but then it would have to be, wouldn't it? It is a coin grading company, after all!
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iFault! Love it! Your grammar is better than a good percentage of English folk's, ChKy!
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You'll have to excuse my grammar! Why would my phone want to change 'have' to has, and 'moved' to move? Grrrr!
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documentaries about my home country
Coinery replied to ChKy's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Ha, ha, ha! -
documentaries about my home country
Coinery replied to ChKy's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
You're a top man, ChKy, it's great having you here! I love a bit of single malt myself! -
Certainly buying plenty of pieces, that's for certain! Do you buy most of your coins from Germany itself, or has the coins move out into neighbouring mainland Europe?
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Let's See Your Copper Coins, Tokens, Or Medals!
Coinery replied to brg5658's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Goodness me, they knew how to engrave back then, did they not? That bust looks like it could speak to you! -
I absolutely love seeing these milled coins with burrs on the rims! Lovely little beadie, Prax!
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Dates of issue of the Charles I shillings
Coinery replied to damian1986's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
These are exactly the kind of issues I love working through! Not necessarily with C1 xii, but whatever my point of focus is at the time, it's the best bit about it! -
Christies Catalogue Required
Coinery replied to Rob's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Maybe something to add to a larger list for a future date? I like the 'ring' of Christies for some reason...even the mother-in-law could join in on a conversation about Christies, she wouldn't have a hope if it was Baldwin's! -
documentaries about my home country
Coinery replied to ChKy's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Wow, it's growing and growing! -
Christies Catalogue Required
Coinery replied to Rob's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
A 1948 Christies provenance would be rather prestigious, for a very prestigious coin! Good luck! Would the BM let you browse their copy in person? -
Gothic Crown - Grading Opinions Please
Coinery replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I'd not heard aFDC banded around, but that is a bit of a mind-blower! A couple of your coins have popped up on here, that I wouldn't say were unfairly looked at, and certainly not unfairly reviewed. I'm guessing Dave's GVF is working from the numeric-style of grading that's used by the CGCs, though I would prefer to give a grade, and then mention flaws instead, of which there an excess of the OPs coin, to be fair? It's not like it's a blown-up 3d is it? I think part of the problem IS you've sold a good number, which sets you up as an example of an up-there dealer. This is why us minions are mildly confused by an aFDC grade from such a pillar of the coin selling circle? I still think the obverse looks cleaned too, though this could be the images, which someone else had remarked on? -
Gothic Crown - Grading Opinions Please
Coinery replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Just out of interest, where's it for sale, Paulus? -
Gothic Crown - Grading Opinions Please
Coinery replied to Paulus's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Goodness, that's really surprised me to hear you say that, VS!