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Jon Hill

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  1. Hi, They measure 20.19mm & 20.20mm. I don't have a ordinary farthing to compare them to. Looking for a magnet now Jon
  2. Hi, Here they are what do you reckon? One weighs 2.84g the other 2.76 if that helps. Jon
  3. Hi, He has had them since he was a kid when he used to collect a few coins. He can't rememeber exactly where they came from. He' is bringing them into to work tonight so I'll scan them and upload the pics so you can see them for yourself and make your own minds up as I'm no expert. Regards Jon
  4. Hi, A friend of mine has two apparently cupro-nickle 1949 George VI farthings, the type with a wren on the reverse. The coins don't appear to be plated. I can't find them in my spink guide can anyone help ID them? Thanks, Jon
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    Confessor Penny

    Hi, Thanks very much for the info! Jon
  6. Jon Hill

    Confessor Penny

    Hi, The coin has been identified as from the Bristol mint the reverse legend reads GODWINE ON BRIC. In my Spink book has a seperate price list for coins from individual mints. Does the mint affect the value of my coin? Regards, Jon
  7. Jon Hill

    Confessor Penny

    Thanks, The coin weighs 1g so I suppose that makes it the 18 grain coin. Jon
  8. Hi, I found this coin yesterday with my metal detector. I think it is an Edward the Confessor Penny Spink 1176. Can you give me an Idea of how the damage will affect the value? I need to know to inform the landowner (I don't want to sell it) Thanks, Jon
  9. Hi, I recieved the following email today. Looks dodgy to me, is it genuine? Jon Hill, georgios has sent you this email from http://www.predecimal.com/forum/index.php. Dear friend collector, Athens 11-11-2005 Alibaba's Hoard Ltd. would like to inform you that our site with address www.alibabacoins.com is fully operational for the four scheduled test auctions that are already available for viewing. We invite you to take part in them without any obligation to buy, since they have virtual character. The auctions will be renewed weekly opening on Friday and closing, after ten days, on Sunday at 18:00 Central Europe Time. At the end of the test period, after one month, the auction will be conducted normally. This is a chance to win some privileges that are being awarded during the test period and get familiar with the operations and the possibilities given at our site. Read more about at <a href="http://www.alibabacoins.com"> www.alibabacoins.com </a> www.alibabacoins.com We will be waiting you suggestions at the email: info@alibabacoins.com Sincerely yours For the Alibaba's Hoard Ltd. John Poulakis --------------------------------------------------- Please note that Forum Home has no control over the contents of this message. --------------------------------------------------- Regards, The Forum Home team. http://www.predecimal.com/forum/index.php
  10. Thanks, I'll take a look. Jon
  11. Hi, I would like to purchase a good grade Edward the Confessor silver penny. Can anyone advise me where I should look? Regards, Jon
  12. It's Edward II then, didn't he have an unfortunate encounter wit a red hot poker?
  13. Hi, This is another one of my detector finds. Can anyone tell me which it is exactly I think its an Edward I Penny 1413 10cf4 am I right? When was it minted? Thanks in advance. Jon
  14. Hi, I just wondered if any one knew what the dots of the reverse of a lot of hammered coins represent typically 12 on a penny, 3 in each quater of the cross, any ideas? Jon
  15. Thats very interesting, thanks! Jon
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