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  1. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    half penny i cant do this :L
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  3. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    can u see this "]My link
  4. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    hey sorted it hopefuly
  5. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    ive got all the pictures but it wqont let me upload them of word doc what do i do ?
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    Hi guys

    hehehhe i do now ill put them up tommorrow hopefully when i have some time
  7. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    Hey guys really sorry about this but my camera just isnt good enough so ill have to wait till i find some sort of solution sorry about this kind regards Conor
  8. Coolmule

    Making a quick buck

    That's a 'how long is a piece of string?' question. No two coins are the same, some dates are more desirable than others and some denominations are more desirable than others. Coupled with the fact that not all desirable dates for one denomination are the same as those for a different denomination and you can easily see that there is no straightforward answer. The first thing you need to do is acquaint yourself with grades and grading. Get some experience in grading coins and see what they sell for when compared with references such as CCGB or Spink. ebay is not the best indicator of pricing because too many things sell for far more than they should and conversely so. In the case of pennies and farthings, 1849 is a good starting point, though you might take a while to get out of the blocks. Obviously the price to buy for needs to be lower than a selling price, but things starting at an elevated price on ebay frequently don't sell because most buyers are greedy. They want everything for 99p and consequently most will disregard the £100 coin priced at £75 BIN because they live in hope that the seller will give up trying to realise a decent price and offer them the chance of a real steal rather than a bargain. okay i shall have a good trawl through 1849 thanks for the advice my i aask what CCGB is an SPINK ?
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    Making a quick buck

    Right if i was trawling on ebay and i was looking at pennys or farthing can some people give me a few dates too look at and tell me what price to buy for and then sell on for would be much appreciated if someone would give me their time and take me under there wing much love <3
  10. Coolmule

    old coins...any idea?

    IM a newb and i saw the copy mark wooooo just trawling through the forums to see what i can find
  11. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    okay now it just opens the tony clayton site. what sort of wizadry is this.......are you welsh? Saes... found that on the internet and that exactly the sort of nic it is in
  12. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    okay now it just opens the tony clayton site. what sort of wizadry is this.......are you welsh? that was me just expressing my anger :L grr ill do it in natural light tommorow night guys
  13. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    It's a half farthing not a full one sadly ahsdhbgfhablgvb my cameras playing silly buggers i shall put some up tommorow if i can get it to work any others you woud like just write a list
  14. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    i believe the half farthing to be in good nic
  15. Coolmule

    Hi guys

    not got a scanner but i have my camera at the ready ill shall go coin hunting
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