jon

Doesn't work for me on my phone Will try on the laptop later

Mine arrived safe and sound today Thank you Pete

There are one or two that I would like so will give them a call and also make sure I am on the email list ready for the next one

Cheers Pete

Still showing March list on the website. Signed up for emails a week ago but not had new list sent as yet. You must be on the priority list

PM sent and thank you for your generosity.

I would like it please Pete if thats ok

Not guilty

Same thing here Ian. Intended on buying a couple of coins only then it sort of escalated ? Hurry up Mr postman !!

Got one in my change today (Staffordshire ) so spreading north !!

Your method makes sense Declan given your business selling etc. I think for me I will go by ccgb as a guide price and use these for my record keeping. At the end of the day if I like a coin or want it to complete a run etc I will pay what I think it's worth to me. Btw the coins arrived today thank you. I am very pleased with them ?

The whole of my collection is only a tiny fraction of your collection of farthings !!!!!! As I have only just started (apart from some decimals sets from 10? years ago) it isn't too bad for me. I want to scan copies of invoices and photograph the coins I have (about 70) so that will take some doing but once I am on top of it it wont be too bad. (fingers crossed )

That makes sense, choose a book from the start and stick by it. thanks for your reply Bob

I am about to catalogue my collection (using excel) and looking back on old threads it was suggested that its a good idea to list the "book" value. I have the 2016 editions of Collectors Coins GB and also Coin Yearbook. I have stared to enter data for my farthings and note that some of the prices vary between both books, sometimes by quite a bit. My collection so far is low value common coins so not much of an issue really. I am just curious as to what others do regarding values, do you record them or not bother? As a side note I prefer the CCGB book and this post is not meant as a who is correct etc thanks Jon

I will have another look at them tonight and see if I can see what you mean Peter. I appreciate all the feedback thank you

Wow I am chuffed to see I am there or there abouts. Hadn't noticed the leg. Just looked under mag. glass and can't tell if it's wear or lustre. Need to buy a good mag. glass.

Thanks for the compliments about the pics btw ☺

I was leaning towards EF when I looked at them with a magnifying glass but wonder if my grade is too high

And the rev

1891 farthing next

And the Rev.

I know I should of waited until I got the grading book but my finger got the better of me at the weekend. I have now studied the pictures in the book and decided what I think they may be but would like to see what you Photos not fantastic as taken under led spotlight with camera on phone. First up 1896 farthing with some lustre remaining