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1831 Sixpence Proof Mintage Question
copper123 replied to SilverAge3's topic in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
Quite often mintage figures from so long ago are not to be trusted -
Yes I was watching it and annoyingly enough it just disappeared
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Thanks for the info Kai good information is hard to come buy on the internet it really is annoying not having a copy of Rogers.
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copper123 replied to Madness's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
*American journalist goes to Afghanistan in 2000. Everywhere he goes he sees men walking ten feet in front of women. He asks an Afghani guy about it, the guy responds, "this is our culture, where men are superior to women, and that is why they must walk behind us." Journalist shrugs and goes back to US. Five years later, in 2005, same journalist goes back to Afghanistan. Everywhere he goes he now sees women walking ten feet IN FRONT of men. Journalist gets really excited, goes to talk to an Afghani guy. "This is an amazing cultural shift, and step toward gender equality!" journalist says. "What prompted this change?" Afghani guy shrugs. "Landmines" -
Promised scan of the other Moore half dollar (Large size)
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Are those three pence coins the same size as the shillings or are my eyes playing tricks on me?
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I bought a mixed lot off ebay recently and amongst them was this little coin made by moore around 1849 presumably for export over the pond its in a small size and features a gothic head of victoria with a crown on and calafornia half dollar on the reverse not sure if this is listed in rogers butn I know there are other similar mules as I have one. I also inclue a picture of the regular large size half dollar that is much more common for reference. Hope someone with a copy of roger's book can help
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I suppose you have to be pleased he got the monarch right . LOL
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Does not even have the right date it says 1905 on the obverse - takes a lot to get the date wrong on a coin
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U have to see this You plonkers - someone's actually bought one What a TIT
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copper123 replied to Madness's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
great idea at the time has backfired, I certainly hope not! -
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copper123 replied to Madness's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Alcohol and stupidity -
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copper123 replied to Madness's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Butt of the joke: Australian man suffers severe burns to his bottom and genitalia after firework party trick backfires By SARA MALM PUBLISHED: 09:51, 30 July 2012 | UPDATED: 10:04, 30 July 2012 15 View comments e-mail Top +99 Home Firecracker: The man placed the rocket between his cheeks and lit the fuse An Australian man has been hospitalised with severe burns after placing a firework between his buttocks in a party trick gone awry. The 23-year-old man was attending a party in a suburb to Darwin in the Northern Territory on Saturday, when he decided to brighten up the evening. The stunt, quite literally, backfired and the man was taken to local hospital with severe burns to his back, cheeks and genitalia. Police said alcohol was ’a possible factor’. ‘It appears a party was in full progress when a young male decided to place a firework between the cheeks of his bottom and light it,’ Senior Sergeant Garry Smith with Northern Territory Police said. ‘What must of seemed to be a great idea at the time has backfired, resulting in the male receiving quite severe and painful burns to his cheeks, back and private bits.’ When police arrived at the party in the suburb, ironically named Rapid Creek, the man was writhing in pain but was able to get to hospital without the aid of paramedics. AND HES FROM DARWIN!
