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hi everyone, im new here.

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hi everyone, i'm new to the forum. how is everyone? looks like a great site.

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Welcome James and enjoy the site.

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hi, thanks for the welcome.

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hello james29, welcome, err... i forgot what else to say so ill give you a random smile

:P

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Hi James, welcome to the site.

Tell us a bit about yourself. What coins are you into?

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hi thanks for the welcomes. well i'm 29, married and have a 2 year old. i live in coventry. i have a few hobbies but love collecting coins old and new unc and proof. i own quite a few pre decimal sets and i am building up a penny collection. i've just started metal detecting so hopfully i'll find some interesting coins at some point.

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hi thanks for the welcomes. well i'm 29, married and have a 2 year old. i live in coventry. i have a few hobbies but love collecting coins old and new unc and proof. i own quite a few pre decimal sets and i am building up a penny collection. i've just started metal detecting so hopfully i'll find some interesting coins at some point.

you might need a bit to get some pennies .

try metal dectecting all of your own area if you have it natural

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Welcome to the forums James :)

Many of us like pennies, so you'll have plenty of (friendly) competition! Good luck with your collecting, and also detecting (but don't expect to find many collectable coins that way, though you'll find plenty of interesting stuff).

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Welcome to the forums James :)

Many of us like pennies, so you'll have plenty of (friendly) competition! Good luck with your collecting, and also detecting (but don't expect to find many collectable coins that way, though you'll find plenty of interesting stuff).

isn't 'Friendly Competition' an oxymoron

pennies are good but im a

Shilling guy

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Hi James and welcome! Good to meet another penny enthusiast (and not another hammered shilling collector!!!)

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Welcome to the forums James :)

Many of us like pennies, so you'll have plenty of (friendly) competition! Good luck with your collecting, and also detecting (but don't expect to find many collectable coins that way, though you'll find plenty of interesting stuff).

isn't 'Friendly Competition' an oxymoron

pennies are good but im a

Shilling guy

Well, yes and no :P

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Double post. :angry:

Edited by Rob

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Hooray. Hello17 is something other than pennies person. An extremely warm welcome back. Please post extensively (as long as it's got nothing to do with bronze pennies and particularly flat discs). :D

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Hooray. Hello17 is something other than pennies person. An extremely warm welcome back. Please post extensively (as long as it's got nothing to do with bronze pennies and particularly flat discs). :D

im not that interested in pennies that much as they are the bulk of my collection .

but i have a 1854 pennie that i like

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Hooray. Hello17 is something other than pennies person. An extremely warm welcome back. Please post extensively (as long as it's got nothing to do with bronze pennies and particularly flat discs). :D

im not that interested in pennies that much as they are the bulk of my collection .

but i have a 1854 pennie that i like

A picture or two would be nice ;)

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hi, thanks for the welcomes.

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hi, thanks for the welcomes.

Welcome James, and good luck with the metal detecting.

Many penny enthusiasts here B)

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hi mate. i have a few victorian and edward VII pennies to exchange if anyone is interested?

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hi mate. i have a few victorian and edward VII pennies to exchange if anyone is interested?

Well, if you have an 1897 high tide, or 1899 mint dot, or 1903 open 3 ... I'm interested!!

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Welcome to the forum and the hobby, there is also a great metal detecting forum at detectorist.co.uk another freindly forum!! :D

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Welcome aboard, you can collect anything you want - as long as it is not Scottish. Those latters are my exclusive domain. B)

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Welcome aboard, you can collect anything you want - as long as it is not Scottish. Those latters are my exclusive domain. B)

You have lattes also in Scotland? Oh LATTERS. Are they like Tatties? :D

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You have lattes also in Scotland? Oh LATTERS. Are they like Tatties? :D

I'll make sure your haggis is extra juicy. :P

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You have lattes also in Scotland? Oh LATTERS. Are they like Tatties? :D

I'll make sure your haggis is extra juicy. :P

My mum once fed us haggis. She never did again.

(To be fair - its worst fault was being over-salty.)

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