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Indeed, it would have cost a pretty penny if genuine, really is a strange one, I shall look out for feedback!

"A first class all round service very pleased thank you,wonderful seller."

Looks like it was genuine!

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Not really a laugh but wow...here

Didn't see that coming! :blink:

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Not really a laugh but wow...here

Didn't see that coming! :blink:

No phallus or genitalia of any description, what on earth happened there! :blink:

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Not really a laugh but wow...here

Didn't see that coming! :blink:

Ye gods. It jumped £500 in the last few seconds. :o

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I know its a major rarity, but £9k in that condition looks optimistic to me - still there may be a halfpenny collector who must have it!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Very-very-rare-William-III-1-2-Half-Penny-please-see-description-/281050802344?pt=UK_Coins_BritishMilled_RL&hash=item416feee8a8

Especially as the authorities can't agree whether it's a pattern or a medallion.

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I know its a major rarity, but £9k in that condition looks optimistic to me - still there may be a halfpenny collector who must have it!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Very-very-rare-William-III-1-2-Half-Penny-please-see-description-/281050802344?pt=UK_Coins_BritishMilled_RL&hash=item416feee8a8

Especially as the authorities can't agree whether it's a pattern or a medallion.

And the Nicholson example was sold by Colin Cooke for £550, and wasn't much different with respect to grade, although it did suffer less corrosion, but had less detail remaining. At best, I'd say it might be worth a punt at £900, but not £9,000. Even then it's not a pretty sight, but then many specimens of this era in well known collections are not in top condition either.

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This Gentleman and coin were both on coincommunity forum. He apparently sent pictures to spink who were not interested in his coin. Apparently i'm banned from there, maybe Peter can dig out the link

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This is apparently AEF. Terrible grading from a dealer.

251210589130 (someone insert link)

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OBV , hair worn nearly flat and also the draperx. AEF DETAILS my arse

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OBV , hair worn nearly flat and also the draperx. AEF DETAILS my arse

Well, I was thinking one of two things when I wrote the above; that I was either an employee of a TPGC or had my tongue in my cheek! ;)

Edit: I think you'll find the small curls that fall in front the forehead, and the proximal end of the topmost ribbon has AEF Details! I feel certain that this was what he was referring to! (Really big winky eye)! ;):)

Edited by Coinery

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OBV , hair worn nearly flat and also the draperx. AEF DETAILS my arse

Well, I was thinking one of two things when I wrote the above; that I was either an employee of a TPGC or had my tongue in my cheek! ;)

Edit: I think you'll find the small curls that fall in front the forehead, and the proximal end of the topmost ribbon has AEF Details! I feel certain that this was what he was referring to! (Really big winky eye)! ;):)

I think he slipped that "E" in, accidentally on purpose :lol:

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I don't think I want to see the EF details of Azda's arse, but others......... :D

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I don't think I want to see the EF details of Azda's arse, but others......... :D

As the saying goes Dave, "Big hairy arsed Scotsman' :D

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"YOU ARE BIDDING ON ACTUAL HEAP OF SHITE IN PICTURES" :D

Oops, Steve beat me to it.

Edited by Peckris

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I don't think I want to see the EF details of Azda's arse, but others......... :D

As the saying goes Dave, "Big hairy arsed Scotsman' :D

Yes, but shouldn't the grading be H (hairy), VH (very hairy) and EH (extremely hairy)? Where does the F come into it or does it stand for Furry?

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I don't think I want to see the EF details of Azda's arse, but others......... :D

As the saying goes Dave, "Big hairy arsed Scotsman' :D

Yes, but shouldn't the grading be H (hairy), VH (very hairy) and EH (extremely hairy)? Where does the F come into it or does it stand for Furry?

FDH = Fleur de hair ;)

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Dave you worry me.

I always thought you were a nice Scottie who liked his tummy rubbed. A big hairy Jock with a Kilt and Bollocks as big as an Aberdeen Angus spoils it. :unsure:

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Moving away from Dave's arse for a second (not quite sure how that started!), this guy has had some high grade coins for sale today, some of which received no bids at all. This might be in part down to his 'Item condition' statement ("used with wear") which is at variance with his item description ("probably unc")!

Here's an example:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1887-QUEEN-VICTORIA-HALF-CROWN-2-6d-SILVER-925-COIN-0300-/230918677651?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&autorefresh=true&nma=true&si=lwoW94bIzNFaHgBs%252BW1cUSuae4I%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

although his starting price in this case was way too high

I have also made mistakes in my eBay listings (assuming this was a mistake) listing a 'similar item' and failing to change all the description fields from the previous ones, then finding I can't correct my error after a bid has been placed ... has anyone come a major cropper in the same scenario?

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