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Paulus

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  1. That's very interesting if a little shocking! Perhaps "TrueView" is not the most accurate name to choose for this service!
  2. I so hope we are not uncovering some greed-motivated wrong-doings here
  3. I may well do, but I would be very interested to know if there are techniques to remove unwanted toning and stains that do not compromise the coin in any way... finding it hard to believe unless it's just soap and water and acetone (or similar)! I wasn't expecting to find details of their methods but the video is just marketing material.
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    LCA December.

    Agreed, I couldn't live with that!
  5. Thanks Dave, I may be missing something but I am non the wiser as to what these " various non-invasive and industry-accepted techniques" are!
  6. It happens all the time, London busses syndrome! Ideally upgrades cost not too much because you bought well in the first place! Can you share the example you upgraded from and presumably want to sell?
  7. It's a lovely coin Mick but I don't know what you paid (unless you have said that elsewhere!)
  8. I'd be very interested to know what they do to it to 'conserve' it
  9. Paulus

    Coin News - Not for sale FOC.

    No hurry at all, really nice of you to do this Pete
  10. My only later milled penny gap is a William IV example, and maybe a cartwheel penny too
  11. Ah, yes, possibly, will take a look at that too. Silver, but also very broad types of copper/bronze e.g. 1 copper Viccy penny, 1 old head Viccy farthing, 1 cartwheel tuppence etc etc
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    My Latest Acquisition

    Just a bit of excess metal I think
  13. Paulus

    Coin News - Not for sale FOC.

    I would have thought the postage would be cheaper than that, but happy to pay whatever it costs! I'll take your earliest 20 copies please Pete
  14. Paulus

    My Latest Acquisition

    NEF sounds about right to me, from those pics it doesn't shout eye appeal at me however
  15. Paulus

    My Latest Acquisition

    What do you reckon on this one Colin? @Colin G.
  16. Paulus

    My Latest Acquisition

    Nice one Mick!
  17. Paulus

    New 5 pound note

    All those plus 60s/70s prog for me
  18. Paulus

    Trump v Clinton

    I heard Pennsylvania is key too. Trump in to 7/4 in places, I expect extreme stuff on the run up to polling day!
  19. Thanks Colin, I did check your site the other day (of course!) I'll check periodically
  20. Paulus

    Trump v Clinton

    Trump currently as short as 9/4 in places following the recent vague Hilary email investigation announcements - my expectation is a cliffhanger
  21. Paulus

    Brexit and money talk

    It's a no-brainer to me, a single currency system is unsustainable without economic union, which is un-achievable in the short-, medium-, or possibly even in the long-term. I don't have sleepless nights about it, it just won't work.
  22. I have talked about this with a couple of members recently, and the subject resonates with me, very interested in your views. Personally, when I acquire an upgrade, or preferably a gap coin I have been searching for, I gain a lot of satisfaction/pleasure if the grade/price/eye appeal is proven in hand. Then I will take the best photos I can, catalogue it, and sometimes post pics of it on here and other sites. I sometimes buy to sell, but most often it is to enhance my collection. Once I am happy with the purchase, and with my pics, the coin will be filed in some way ... stored away in my safe in an envelope, a 2x2 flip, or occasionally slabbed. After that I tend to only look at my pics of the coin I have just acquired, or try and take even better pics, but the thrill of hunting the coin down in the first place far outweighs any subsequent pleasure from owning it. All thoughts welcome @PWA 1967
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