If you had to pick one, what would be your favourite portrait?

[Paulus 1,975]

yes i do, but i dont buy coins because of their composition, i buy coins because of their design or how old they are

Nothing wrong with that at all, why did you choose that name then out of interest?

[Colin G. 147]

Got to love the contrast between George IV on the two farthing types, he must have undergone some major plastic surgery

[Colin G. 147]

But my personal favourite is the Victorian copper series farthing portrait, I think it is much more appealing than both the halfpenny and penny portraits...but I may be slightly biased

Edited August 6, 2012 by Colin G.

[Peckris 579]

Got to love the contrast between George IV on the two farthing types, he must have undergone some major plastic surgery

Pistrucci's portrait was actually quite flattering considering what a porker George IV had become - Wyon's is pure fantasy but I bet it pleased the king no end

[scottishmoney 31]

QE for me, my fave monarch.

[VickySilver 830]

Hmmm, a lot of "patterns" are actually struck OUTSIDE the mint, and others of questionable origin (i.e. Bonomi so called 1837 patterns, Spink Jubilee crowns & 6ds, etc., the Moore patterns, the Smith patterns, etc. etc.).

[Mongo 1]

But my personal favourite is the Victorian copper series farthing portrait, I think it is much more appealing than both the halfpenny and penny portraits...but I may be slightly biased

Now why does that not surprise me!... You should be called Mr Farthing

p.s. Still got my eyes on those high grade old heads you have for sale, just waiting for some spare pocket money

[Peter 615]

But my personal favourite is the Victorian copper series farthing portrait, I think it is much more appealing than both the halfpenny and penny portraits...but I may be slightly biased

Now why does that not surprise me!... You should be called Mr Farthing

p.s. Still got my eyes on those high grade old heads you have for sale, just waiting for some spare pocket money

Don't steal my thunder.I'm older than Colin and I've collected 1/4d's for longer

[Mongo 1]

But my personal favourite is the Victorian copper series farthing portrait, I think it is much more appealing than both the halfpenny and penny portraits...but I may be slightly biased

Now why does that not surprise me!... You should be called Mr Farthing

p.s. Still got my eyes on those high grade old heads you have for sale, just waiting for some spare pocket money

Don't steal my thunder.I'm older than Colin and I've collected 1/4d's for longer

Then we shall call you Great Grandpa Farthing!!!

[Colin G. 147]

Then we shall call you Great Grandpa Farthing!!!

That means I am related to Peter