JamieB

He received positive feedback, unless he give himself the feedback of course..

Absolutely delighted with this 1930 George V Small Head Penny, many thanks @Rob

Hey Vegas, I'm new myself, I read mostly as the knowledge level is sky high! Jamie

I haven't bought from him just queried a sale with him in the past.. He has some beauties for sale no doubt but pictures of screens is a little dodgy for me. Jamie

Just had a run in with Torcoins - ebay recently, complete ignoramus.. Makes me wonder does he have possession of half the coins he sells as it's dodgy pictures of a screen.. No thanks mate

What's the significance of the low ball grade cartwheel penny?

Even accumulating 70 would be some feat, there's no fools here to be had scammer

very interesting, thanks for sharing

One recently sold for £3.20, in average circulated condition

Hi Jerry, that's a good plan of action. I'd need to purchase another tray to allow but it would be worth it. Ive them all in 2x2s in a lovely wooden box with slides for each 2x2 so no rubbing etc, also have silica gel packs in there too. Ill check those capsules out, I was eyeing up buying genuine airtites from USA, but the postage is the same cost of 25 capsules! Cheers Jamie

Just a quick hello to everyone, been a long time lurker soaking up all the excellent advice and knowledge from the experts on this excellent forum! Ive been collecting for several years, started out a bullion guy but bored me to death, love history, and coins from the Victorian era just hit the spot for me. Jamie

Pete, just can't resist a nice penny for a fair price Constantly on the look out, wish I'd the funds to go to bricks and mortor auctions. Jamie

Picked this 1862 up for a mere £10, nice detail apart from the cleaning it's taken at some stage

Thanks, Just doing the best I can within my budget congrats on the completion, it's no easy feat. Well a toothed/beaded 1860 mule would be nice, although the I've quite a few gaps remaining and major varieties needed also. Im aiming for lustre also, but my pockets ain't bottomless pits lol Can live and hope I suppose. Is it a general consensus that bronze shouldn't be stored open air in like a tray? I bought a lovely glass lidded tray, but now I'm in two minds to make to transfer. Jamie

Also bought this 1889 recently from the same seller, probably upgrade it when funds allow ?

Thanks Nordle, I think it's just standard 1865, might invest in microscope to pick up on the variations. Just using a loupe at the minute. Jamie

Edge knocks may detract eye appeal for some people but I liked it, plus money burns a hole in my pocket!

Thank you Nordle & 1949Threepence! Coudlnt ask for a warmer welcome! I seriously doubt I'll put up any compitition to you guys on here! Picked up this 1862 recently for £49 if I remember correctly.

Hi Mick, Thank you for the warm welcome Jamie

Hi Pete, Thank you for your welcome Im afraid so lol, bun head pennies in best grade I can afford really. Always concerned about Bronze storage tho, would love to have them stored open air so to speak in a glass lided tray but I've them in 2x2s which aren't that attractive to me. Ive read many posts on here, and the knowledge is unreal! Jamie