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copper123
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Covid will be a no problem in about 3 years or so it is becomeing milder and less deadly quite quickly , not that you could never be harmed with it now but it's becomeing less and less bother some .
There could easy be another virus hideing around the corner quite soon maybe in my lifetime , I hope lessons are learned from it .
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If I remember rightly May was quite cold with many frosts that killed / stunted many of my plants , hope we are not due this again , this may it's surposed to be a frost free month and one where the growing season starts , in contrast the year befores may was a scorcher and I lost many plants due to the garden centres being locked down ....
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10 hours ago, Peckris 2 said:Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the pound originally a pound weight of silver?
I think you are going way ,way back , now you have said it, it does make sense
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5 hours ago, VickySilver said:They were printing those off as fast as they could to fund an abysmal cause & rapidly turned almost worthless to be made good on conclusion of the war (well thank God it didn't go their way). To me, I always felt like holding any confederate anything was akin to holding items from Nazi Germany, or possibly worse.
Anyway, I suppose these things serve an educational purpose....
Remind you of what happened to the uk currency ,The pound once a gold coin now basemetal tat
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17 minutes ago, copper123 said:
At least it reminds us of france they say
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On 4/15/2022 at 1:39 AM, PWA 1967 said:1953 Proof farthing F662A 2 + A supposedly rare and bought off eBay not attributed with the sellers pictures.
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3 hours ago, Diaconis said:a lot of hovercrafts full of eels
Aparently they are not accepting applications from single men to house young ukrainian women, I wonder why not?
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14 hours ago, VickySilver said:I just saw this posted and was appalled (surprise, surprise!) at the quality or lack thereof and the grades obtained. For specifics, check the 1935 Specimen Rocking Horse Crown in SP66 (?!?!) - marks on the cheek are absolutely unacceptable IMO for that grade.
And then there is the poor 1965 Churchill crown somehow graded MS65 but given what appears to be a "GVF" or thereabouts in the description. I simply can not believe that grade. As some may know, I am actually a fan of this crown in higher grades - which this certainly is NOT - but this one won't do.
I have gradually over the years been filling out the Old Head Regnal years but even with those I'm lacking feel I must pass on this lot for sale.
What say our readers?
Churchill crown in GVF ? Sounds like it might have circulated
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When Mary had a little lamb,
The doctors were surprised;
When Old MacDonald had a farm,
The doctors nearly died.
In Russia
Mary had a little sip,
Now Mary is no more.
What Mary thought was water
Was novichok-
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I have a couple from the late seventies but they are pretty manky with rips and a a couple of pages missing - I cannot imagine they are worth much - great to look back on though
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A pearl amongst swine.....
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I would say it is probably one of the least nice/ interesting /worse grade decimal coins in existance , best busted out and spent ...
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A right minger LOL
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Looks like a 9 to me
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The only way to treat them at the moment is expect them to do the opposite of what they say they will do
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I am no expert but it sure looks like a bronzed proof
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Oh they bought a few hundred then - how many mugs do they think are out there?
They might have been better off with 1967 pennies - the amount they would have to lay out would be a lot less after all The London mint keeps on going doesn't it
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No claim of responsibility for suspected Abramovich poisoning
I could make an educated guess
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1 hour ago, Bruce said:RM must be making a hefty profit from buying at 50 and selling at 250. Maybe they are charging 200 for authentication😅.
The coin has a lamination fault as well , but to be honest I would say its good fine ....
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19 hours ago, Peckris 2 said:Never mind. If you're hard up, you can always afford a 1902 Crown in F for a mere £250
https://www.royalmint.com/our-coins/ranges/historic-coins/historic-crowns/hisx160/
OMG what a retail price - it is a scarce coin but not worth much more than seventy pounds
Russians
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Just at the moment I am very worried as to russia's next move .
In the syrian war they were warned time and time again that there would be serious concequences if they used chemical weapons .
They soon got down to using them part way through the conflict and despite all the hot air nothing was the responce.
So if they learn from history, they learn take no notice of the USA as they will be no responce.