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leaving aside the wonderful quality of this coin, which is obviously 'money well spent', 'will retain value as time passes' and is a 'significant piece of monetary history', the seller has made a trifling mathematical error which might mean he completely misses his well-populated target market. Should I let him know that it's actually an 'ideal 106th birthday pressie'? I'd hate for him to lose out.

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leaving aside the wonderful quality of this coin, which is obviously 'money well spent', 'will retain value as time passes' and is a 'significant piece of monetary history', the seller has made a trifling mathematical error which might mean he completely misses his well-populated target market. Should I let him know that it's actually an 'ideal 106th birthday pressie'? I'd hate for him to lose out.

Another quality item from mintstate17!!!!!!!!!!!! Not. :lol:

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leaving aside the wonderful quality of this coin, which is obviously 'money well spent', 'will retain value as time passes' and is a 'significant piece of monetary history', the seller has made a trifling mathematical error which might mean he completely misses his well-populated target market. Should I let him know that it's actually an 'ideal 106th birthday pressie'? I'd hate for him to lose out.

Another quality item from mintstate17!!!!!!!!!!!! Not. :lol:

Isn't that the very rare "Missing E in ONE variety?" :D

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Isn't that the very rare "Missing E in ONE variety?"

i think youre right......certainly explaines why he wants 99p for it and not 1p :D

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Isn't that the very rare "Missing E in ONE variety?"

i think youre right......certainly explaines why he wants 99p for it and not 1p :D

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leaving aside the wonderful quality of this coin, which is obviously 'money well spent', 'will retain value as time passes' and is a 'significant piece of monetary history', the seller has made a trifling mathematical error which might mean he completely misses his well-populated target market. Should I let him know that it's actually an 'ideal 106th birthday pressie'? I'd hate for him to lose out.

Another quality item from mintstate17!!!!!!!!!!!! Not. :lol:

Isn't that the very rare "Missing E in ONE variety?" :D

It's actually a 1506 Brent Cross hammered penny. Very rare.

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Not another one from that pesky Heston mint!

I didn't know the Fat Duck issued coins! I live not for from there - will have to see if I can get a tour of the facilities!

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You could never accuse him of lying.

MONEY WELL SPENT -

WILL RETAIN VALUE AS TIME PASSES!

MOST COINS SELL FOR THE STARTING PRICE SO IF YOU LIKE THIS COIN PLACE A BID - THERE'S A GREAT CHANCE YOU WILL WIN!

Well, ........ apart from the misrepresentative id - mintstate17

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Not another one from that pesky Heston mint!

I didn't know the Fat Duck issued coins! I live not for from there - will have to see if I can get a tour of the facilities!

I emailed her.

Could we please have a larger picture of this coin showing the "unique" Heston mint mark please, we are amazed as the only H mint mark we know of is the Heaton mint mark.

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lol... err... umm... yes ..well. thank you for pointing out my error... i shall rectify immediately. kind regards, dawn.

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Not another one from that pesky Heston mint!

I didn't know the Fat Duck issued coins! I live not for from there - will have to see if I can get a tour of the facilities!

I emailed her.

Could we please have a larger picture of this coin showing the "unique" Heston mint mark please, we are amazed as the only H mint mark we know of is the Heaton mint mark.

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lol... err... umm... yes ..well. thank you for pointing out my error... i shall rectify immediately. kind regards, dawn.

She actually has 2 Heston pennies for sale, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1919-BRITISH-KING-GEORGE-V-H-HESTON-ONE-PENNY-COIN-SCARCE-/170758681412?pt=UK_Coins_BritishMilled_RL&hash=item27c202b344#ht_500wt_1413 , and she combines postage!!!

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Someone explain this to me. I saw this silver 1p that I took to be part of a 2001 maundy set, up for auction earlier, it then got removed as no longer available, then reappeared at the bargain price of £500 bin as very rare, have I missed something.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Coins-One-Penny-sliver-Very-Rare-/280798610442?pt=UK_Coins_BritishMilled_RL&hash=item4160e6c40a

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Someone explain this to me. I saw this silver 1p that I took to be part of a 2001 maundy set, up for auction earlier, it then got removed as no longer available, then reappeared at the bargain price of £500 bin as very rare, have I missed something.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Coins-One-Penny-sliver-Very-Rare-/280798610442?pt=UK_Coins_BritishMilled_RL&hash=item4160e6c40a

It is one to miss.All the gimmick gold and silver plated coins are tat.

Stick to unbutched currency or proofs.

Attached is a Maundy set

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2000-MILLENNIUM-SILVER-PROOF-MAUNDY-4-COIN-SET-RARE-/160569740483?pt=Coins_BritishProofs_RL&hash=item2562b3ccc3

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Someone explain this to me. I saw this silver 1p that I took to be part of a 2001 maundy set, up for auction earlier, it then got removed as no longer available, then reappeared at the bargain price of £500 bin as very rare, have I missed something.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Coins-One-Penny-sliver-Very-Rare-/280798610442?pt=UK_Coins_BritishMilled_RL&hash=item4160e6c40a

It is one to miss.All the gimmick gold and silver plated coins are tat.

Stick to unbutched currency or proofs.

Attached is a Maundy set

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2000-MILLENNIUM-SILVER-PROOF-MAUNDY-4-COIN-SET-RARE-/160569740483?pt=Coins_BritishProofs_RL&hash=item2562b3ccc3

Looks like he closed that auction down after I asked him why it was so rare. Go figure.

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Anyone after a 'HIGH GRADE' 1877 penny?

Hey, don't mock - that hole looks UNC to me! :D The seller promises that the coin we get is the one in the picture - awww shucks...

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Anyone after a 'HIGH GRADE' 1877 penny?

Hey, don't mock - that hole looks UNC to me! :D The seller promises that the coin we get is the one in the picture - awww shucks...

I realise that a 99p listing is free, but how much does it cost these chancers to post an ad like that?

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I realise that a 99p listing is free, but how much does it cost these chancers to post an ad like that?

i think it was a free weekend last weekend, so i guess if he doesnt sell it, he may pay nothing......i guess if its a free day, anything is worth punting out.

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do you pay for the photo even if its a free weekend?

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do you pay for the photo even if its a free weekend?

only the basic listing fee is free which includes 1 photo. All other additional photos are 12p each and other extras like enlarged photos still incur fees too.

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lusterous brown

Brown.....it would have to be wouldn't it?

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lusterous brown

Brown.....it would have to be wouldn't it?

:lol: ..and it's repeated further down also

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lusterous brown

Brown.....it would have to be wouldn't it?

:lol: ..and it's repeated further down also

But apparently it's a 'Farting', a very rare coin indeed ...

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lusterous brown

Brown.....it would have to be wouldn't it?

:lol: ..and it's repeated further down also

But apparently it's a 'Farting', a very rare coin indeed ...

Not as scarce as burpennies :P

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