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  1. bagerap

    Thames Hammered River Find

    bagerap replied to Danelaw's topic in British Hammered

    And a very fine book it is too. Mudlarking by Lara Maiklem
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    Copy of something like this: https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=877&lot=6
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    Swedish occupation money in Latvia (Livonia). If it's real, it is tha best I've ever seen so maybe repro. Originals were in billon
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    It's 6.3% in bottles here too.
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    This is a tax issue. A 500ml bottle at 4.5% pays a lower tax than a 5%. Difference per bottle : Tax on 5% = £0.477. Tax on 4.5% = £0.429. The UK has some of the highest beer taxes in Europe and CAMRA are currently actively campaigning to get it reduced before we lose all of our high street pubs.
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    Jokes For Christmas

    bagerap replied to UPINSMOKE's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!

    Eggs Benedict is a dish best served on the hubcap from a '57 Austin Cambridge ... because there's no plates like chrome for the Hollandaise
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    UK Election

    bagerap replied to ozjohn's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!

    My sympathies, Jerry. As a former Hertfordshire resident I was in almost daily awe of the red kites above me. I also had the pleasure of meeting your father once.
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    UK Election

    bagerap replied to ozjohn's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!

    The demonisation of Corbyn is, and was, real. If anyone wishes to be bombarded with rebuttals of the mass media distortions, please PM me. This forum is no place for that kind of activity. Having said which, I can't help posting one thing.
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    Ebay's Worst Offerings

    bagerap replied to kuhli's topic in Free for all

    Sadly, neither actress is listed on the cast roll.
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    Alan Hunt coins?

    bagerap replied to Conor44's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

    Knew a guy whose parents didn't think ahead, Alan Ian Richard France. Best part is he was a cargo handler for British Midland.
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    That's better
  12. bagerap
    I also have one of these George IV tokens. Thought they were listed in BHM, but wrong. The ones described above as not being Ingram usually have a stop after BRITAIN.
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    The earliest use of this portrait that I can find seems to be an anonymous Great Exhibition medal listed by Leslie Allen as HP-B390. Brown has it as 2469 and Taylor 165dd. All have it as RRR. It also bears a passing resemblance to Una and the Lion of 1839.
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    Very good spot Peck, although I think Allen & Moore also used this portrait
  15. bagerap
    Thank you. All in all, I think I'll hang on to this one.
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