copper123

Spent the last week or so painting the new garden shed (well sixmonths old)- quite bright colours - it looks a bit like a beach hut now . will try to put a pic on soon blue and cream in case your interested

You would think they would be pleased with people showing an interest in the auction

COVIDIOTS

Top 10 attractions Brits want to visit when lockdown is over: 1. National Trust park / property 2. Natural History Museum 3. Blackpool Pleasure Beach 4. London Zoo 5. Alton Towers 6. Eden Project 7. Brighton Pier 8. Science Museum 9. Tower of London 10. National Gallery Personally I am surprised that chester zoo ain't there , its got to be a favorite with both mancs and liverpudlians , you could even see a beaver (:))

Looks tooled to me would not pay £100 for it . How a slabbing company could ever put their name to that - words fail me

Judgeing on the low mintages of both the flopsy bunny and peter rabbit coins of 2018 - I will be keeping any I find as a short term investment I have already found a couple in my change and bought a couple at an antques and collectors fair for 75p each , they should be orer a tenner each in a year or so.

Recently I was walking around a old churchyard in shropshire (pre lockdown ) and I heard this screaming noise I looked around and found then smallest little wild rabbit which had been backed into a corner next to a gravestone , I realised what had happened this tiny rabbit had come out of its burrow and had a look at the wide world and been lucky enough to meet a stoat/ weasel on its first trip out , poor thing. It was a really nice thing to do, pick it up , I never did see the stoat/ weasel but hey its nice to help such a furry cute animal

Dont forget "paddy" he's not that far away

What do u really expect from asda - shop at waitrose or the cheaper alternative morrisons

In a hotel bedroom I hope , we have no wish to see that happening at the midland coin fair

I find zero at the moment have to be content with the odd pick up at birmingham or whatever. There were more bargains years ago

I have noted over the last couple of years many sellers just relist , relist ,their coins that dont sell, its just boreing seeing a 1885 farthing in VF grade for a minmum bid of £20.00 when £2 would be fair , thus the number of items for sale on ebay goes up,up,up but the interest of collectors decreases There should be a limit on the number of times an item is listed. Dunno how that would be policed though. There is an Anne farthing listed as genuine in the states , I informed the seller it was a fake as you can see the casting port . It's still for sale five years after I told the owner its a fake, he refuses to lower the price , would have to be nearer £50 than the £500 or so he wants for it FFS why do I bother

yes people at home bored will do wonder for the sales of certain things , I wonder if amazon and ebay jointly released the virus into the uk. In my opinion coins have been underpiced for years a rare coin from the uk fetches 1% of what a rare coin in the states fetches regardless of the fact theym only outnumber us by 6 to 1. And by a rare coin I dont mean a 2018 peter rabbit.

The last thing you worry about when theres no electricity or food in the fridge is your coin collection.

I think this question should be what sort of hit will the housing market have from the virus . If you look in the daily mail you will find both camps up and down both argueing

Llightly cleaned but there very few in nicer grade around . Would be pleased to own it

Self isolating fat cats

Some owners are ultra carefull

Is not that robin picture just heavenly............

They sell these at the midland coin fair they are cheap and good quality . I cannot tell you when the next one is though , sorry.

like more like cromwell lol

A copy of bramah pref first edition hopeing to get for £60 -£70 Also has anyone got any old farthing specialist lists they have doubles of they would be very welcome send a message sure we can work something out

will be in touch