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Unwilling Numismatist

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  1. Hi all, sorry to mither but can anyone assist with this little blighter. I've long since given up trying to learn these things as my eyesight is going faster than I'm learning I think :)

    Seems to say Henri . CVS  and looks kind of right, but I can't find any with the dot.

    Thanks for any info in advance :)

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    PS, hope everyone is well :)

     

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  2. On 6/6/2021 at 9:35 PM, Rob said:

    Not seen a 2021 yet, but I think the mint must have released a lot of Shakespeare £2s to this area. I've had 5 people call asking if I want to buy them this weekend. :( Apparently all shiny like new.

    Get them to read the edge inscription to you if it's the skull. There is a "king and country" error.

     


  3. 6 hours ago, Fubar said:

    That was taken with my Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 bridge camera (20MP) in aperture priority mode and max zoom (400mm equivalent). Also in burst mode.
    I gave up on multi lens SLRs when film died but I've recently acquired a Canon EOS 700D DSLR with an 18 to 200mm lens that seems to function well. I must save up for some more lenses but find that the Panasonic is a lot more convenient. Lugging around bags full of lenses still doesn't really appeal.
    I've been into photography since school days but only recently joined the local photographic society to see if I could learn anything new. As far as composition goes there are a lot of intriguing ideas about and at least I'm not now relying on the camera doing all the work in auto so joining has helped a bit.

    I had thought of digging out one of these museum pieces cluttering up the garage. 😕

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    I have a 760D and a bunch of lenses, but after seeing what the new mobile phones can achieve, I'm starting to reconsider my direction regarding photographic equipment.

     

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  4. 6 hours ago, Sword said:

    It certainly makes the set more interesting and stand out from the other routine year sets 🙂 

    Despite not a fan of modern year sets, I have got to say that the designs do look rather nice this time.

    They do seem to manage the odd good design here and there, but far too many commemoratives look like they've been made as toys these days.


  5. 56 minutes ago, Sword said:

    Turn on switch one for 5 mins. Then turn off and turn on switch two. Then open door. The bulb which is hot and off is controlled by switch 1. The bulb which is on is switch 2. The bulb which is off and cold is switch 3. 

    Or you can just look through the gap at the bottom of the door or the key hole. 

    Or the nanny cam as it has now been invented :)

     


  6. 9 hours ago, Diaconis said:

    if that was my definition of “superb” then I could toss my collection in the bin

    It's the grading AND the pricing which caught my eye, with that structure I'm a multi-billionaire :)

     

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