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Nick
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1 hour ago, Coinery said:Doesn’t impartially then become a towed line that no longer represent free speech? Of course if you’re a BBC children’s presenter you might reasonably be expected not to talk of child molestation, whereas a BBC news presenter could.
This very much smells of ‘do as you’re told’ within the role, which then suggests as a children’s presenter you might live in fear of being quoted as admitting you enjoy having sex with your wife?Every other BBC employee manages to navigate this 'minefield' successfully (mostly), so it can't be that difficult.
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2 hours ago, copper123 said:Just my personal opinion, but why can't gary linecar express his own personal opinion anywhere he wants to just because he is paid by a uk based news organisation why can he not have his own opinion? Baffles me.
Because it is the national broadcaster that we are forced to pay for, on the basis that it stays impartial.
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I've never seen an 1887 Gothic florin that wasn't 46 arcs, but that doesn't mean that there aren't any. It's always a possibility when an obverse or reverse changes design for a mule to exist.
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1 hour ago, Peckris 2 said:sadly an urban myth!
... and the cabin boy was called Tom, not Roger!!
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On 12/27/2022 at 7:47 PM, copper123 said:And will any contain eliz 11 coins
No. Looks to be just 5 coins with Charles III obverse. https://www.royalmint.com/annual-sets/2023/
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Another interesting video from the US about the July 2022 weather statistics produced by NOAA. The most interesting bit starts about 7 minutes in.
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1 hour ago, jelida said:And look at his recent feedback.
Jerry
Very telling.
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3 hours ago, Nonmortuus said:This looks like a fake coin in a fake slab to me:
There are none of the bag marks on the coin that were visible last time it appeared at auction:
The slab is definitely fake. Can't have two different slabbed coins with the same PCGS number.
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One of my favorite memes.
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1889, 2+A, not in Davies.
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1889, 1+C, Davies 1164.
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1888, 1+A, 1 over 1, not in Davies.
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1888, 1+B, Davies 1162.
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1888, 1+A, Davies 1161.
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1887, 1+A, Davies 1160.
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In response to a message from a forum member, I am posting the images I have for the non-withdrawn type sixpences 1887-1892.
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I had both types in my collection that I sold last year. Here's a picture of both reverses (scarcer small date on right):
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2 hours ago, Coin#addict said:Can anyone tell me if this shilling is genuine please?
Highly unlikely.
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Gary Lineker (moved)
in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
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As a cynic, I believe that his twitter comments and the HMRC court case are not unconnected. By demonstrating that he is able to tweet freely, he is seeking to show that he is different from a 'normal' BBC employee and that he is entitled to have his salary paid to his personal service company, thus saving large amounts of tax. I also believe that the BBC will not take any action against him, as they also benefit from him being classed as a non-employee by not having to pay employer NI contributions.