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copper123

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  1. From the book above what are the two grade prices please ? It does not give a grade or even a year for the values , to know the year its published would be very usefull I would guess VF and EF though its only a guess
  2. I love the idea of "Leather sauce" some sort of early boot polish I would think - great name.
  3. I have this one as well _ i am not sure really if these are actual circulating coins or advertising pieces , but it does not seem to matter they are lovely pieces of social history
  4. Bought this at the weekend from birmingham (some idiot had to go when the storm was on didn't they), I just love the tone on it and its a variety I don't have Sparrows Balloon farthing - if you put it into google it gives you a real interesting read
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    Maverick Britain

    I visited his house in london -its quite near to one of the coin fairs so was handy to get to there is a lovely cafe in the tiny back garden as well Rather than people I would surgest books starting with David copperfield and a Christmas carol.
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    Maverick Britain

    There are yet again 2019 peter rabbits as well thats four years on the trot- I have it on good information that "peter breeding" and "peter having a dump" are in the pipeline
  7. copper123

    Maverick Britain

    At least if you see peter rabbit on a coin its a good bet its from the UK
  8. copper123

    Childhood excitement!

    Xmas TV anyone? I remember the seventies when we used to be glued to certain shows
  9. copper123

    Childhood excitement!

    What happened on the stock market was also interesting - the death of the yuppy
  10. copper123

    Childhood excitement!

    I remember a ginger beer in the local cricket club was a great treat on a hot day, I also have fond memories of the pictures , esp disney films
  11. Didn't he play a Great Female Part lol
  12. copper123

    More Pennies

    I found a 1862 halfpenny A left to for a fiver well cleaned got £100 for it , dealer looked at me like I was mad giving him £5 for it
  13. copper123

    Whitman Deluxe penny folders

    They don't turn up that often
  14. copper123

    More Pennies

    I found a 1862 penny with a 6 over 8 in the birmingham fair recently and bought it for 20p and sold it for £320 beat that lol
  15. It' s quite a good bet that most serious sovereign collectors are quite well heeled
  16. I presume this coin comes with another that says "Except islamic oil rich dictatorships that murder their own subjects"
  17. I am just gobsmacked that it could have had so many different dates on it
  18. Crowns from the sixties and seventies were seen as curios and often ended up in shop tills for a long time before being banked . I worked in a shop for about seven or so years from 2008 to 2015 and while not common i did have a few of the pre 1997 two pound coins and also five pound pieces pass through the tills - as i know they were oficially legal tender I accepted them .
  19. They were a pain as in the size of the darn things I mean , like modern cartwheels
  20. this proves crowns circulated doesn'nt it
  21. Quite a few 1972 and 1977 crowns went into circulation
  22. Hard to find in mint state - I presume because it was a lot of money to put aside in 1893 a crown is easy funny enough though its around £150
  23. They tend to be sold first by a collector at they are so valueable . They were easy to trade in quickly for ready cash , its all churn , churn,churn
  24. All maundy coins are legal tender and every date has a much lower mintage than the kew gardens 50p
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