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Will we ever become a cashless society?
copper123 replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
I bit like horses losing their jobs when something better turned up -
Will we ever become a cashless society?
copper123 replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Even the oldest people are now paying for lots of small purchaces on contactless admittedly its really popular but few places are refusing cash as well I am pretty sure it will take another five years or so for major refusals of cash to become the norm -
He was wrong the smallest coin is the 16th farthing I have two of those
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I found a yh Parthing in my collection , its in nice grade too , I thought they all were spelt PARTHING ,shows what I know , I really do need roger's book
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1952 Half Crown Revisited, Or Facebook Madness
copper123 replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
they were considered more as small change a bit like a 10p is these days , funny enough theres not a lot you can buy with a 10p -
1952 Half Crown Revisited, Or Facebook Madness
copper123 replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I would say thats about right ,smaller coins like sixpences and shillings tend to circulate less freely and seem to remain in better condition than halfcrowns after 15 years or so, a shilling would prob be in NVF grade -
1952 Half Crown Revisited, Or Facebook Madness
copper123 replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
I found a 1942 florin in 1986 or so . I suspect the 1952 halfcrown spent a long time in a piggy bank or forgotten about in a drawer well it would have been in fine or good fine with normal circulation after 15 years -
1952 Half Crown Revisited, Or Facebook Madness
copper123 replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Halfcrowns did circulate quite a lot that coin shows all the signs of being taken out of circulation in about 1960 or so it looks like less that vf but to be sure I would have to have it in hand and i am pretty sure that will never happen LOL -
1952 Half Crown Revisited, Or Facebook Madness
copper123 replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Edward VIII? surely it should be George VI to make it a even slightly believeable forgery -
1952 Half Crown Revisited, Or Facebook Madness
copper123 replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Yes this also contributed to the bubble in modern coins that happened in the early 70'sand late sixties , its easy to look back in old coin monthlies from that time and be horified at the prices ie Mint grade 1959 halfcrown £20 Anyone who paid those prices was well and truely stitched up -
1952 Half Crown Revisited, Or Facebook Madness
copper123 replied to VickySilver's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
bet I know what he said! -
You enter politics to enrich yourself and sod the rest
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Love this pic totally english
copper123 replied to copper123's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
The males can be a bit vicious esp around chick time . I remember paul merton saying swan upping should be illegal on H.I.G.N.F.Y. it got a good laugh. -
For those who might have a few 1953 plastic sets hanging around or o few 1953 crowns. 1953 pennies are fetching £15 in BU with halfpennies fetching a tenner A nice 1953 crown now fetches abour £6 after being almost unsellable at the start of the year
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Love this pic totally english
copper123 replied to copper123's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
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Yes more a symbol of greece than the uk , though a few do like our waters
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Temperatures somewhat above the seasonal norm......
copper123 replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
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Temperatures somewhat above the seasonal norm......
copper123 replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Esp in Cumbria -
A bit too male looking to be "Britannia in my book , do we really need a non -binary on a coin ?
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If sold it should go under the title of "Experimental CN test coin unknown value" that would be the most honest title. I must admit that Britannia making all the coins personally brings a smile to my face.
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there was a 25p coin anyway - the crown
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Nice big gap there between L and O
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Temperatures somewhat above the seasonal norm......
copper123 replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
We are of course very lucky to have the gulf stream - without it these isles would be more like Canada in the winter - please god , no , I just hate my winter bills as they are nevermind a -30 ,in that temperature I am pretty sure I would be stuck at home in the winter for four months. -
Temperatures somewhat above the seasonal norm......
copper123 replied to 1949threepence's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Just like dorothy and Toto -
I have looked thoroughly through google and they appear to have disapeared from the earth . I wonder why?