Star Coin For A Penny Collection

[pies 33]

Hi all i've been doing shed loads of overtime lately and therefor got a fair bit of spending money

And the only thing my old man told me which was any use was "dont live on overtime money spend it on luxuries" So as i collect 1837 onward pennies what one should i really push the boat out for

cheers all

[scott 144]

you don't have to push the boat out far, you can find vare 1860-61 in lots of junk pennies if you know what to look for. my star penny cost less then a quid.

your best bet is to look for known variaties, in a series you like or jot a few down and visit places and check ebay, depending on the books the dealers use you can get rare ones for the common ones price.

there are so many, and we are talking Copper and Bronze?

it is a wide area.

Edited August 14, 2013 by scott

[Coinery 1,152]

Hi all i've been doing shed loads of overtime lately and therefor got a fair bit of spending money

And the only thing my old man told me which was any use was "dont live on overtime money spend it on luxuries" So as i collect 1837 onward pennies what one should i really push the boat out for

cheers all

Blinkin' 'eck, Pies, now there's a question! I haven't the foggiest, but do enjoy the search as much as the purchase...lucky you!

[Peckris 579]

Hi all i've been doing shed loads of overtime lately and therefor got a fair bit of spending money

And the only thing my old man told me which was any use was "dont live on overtime money spend it on luxuries" So as i collect 1837 onward pennies what one should i really push the boat out for

cheers all

Whatever you like the most - simples! I don't know what sort of money we're talking about here, but I'd like a high grade 1864, 1869, 1871, and 1875H ... if you're buying, that is

[azda 979]

1827 1849 OT 1856 1860/591869 1871 1875H a few to go at, but all will cost, so depends on the budget

Edited August 15, 2013 by azda