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FiftyPercentSilver

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  1. I've got £100 to spend at Christmas on some coins and I've seen two coins that are really nice, but i can only afford one. So i was wondering if i could have any help with my decision making. So the coins are: - King William III Crown (1696) in VF Condition - King George I Shilling (1715) in VF+ Condition Any Help???
  2. FiftyPercentSilver

    When is a Coin OLD?

    If its pre decimal
  3. I recently bought an 1846 four pence coin and i noticed this scratch on the reverse. But, when i compare it to other scratches on the coin it looks different. I'm not sure if it is a deep scratch or a die crack error. Can anybody help?
  4. I'm thinking of getting a gold sovereign and i don't know whether i should get the old design or the new 2012 design - what do you think?
  5. Hey guys (and girls maybe?), just a quick question, what is the best coin in your opinion?. In my opinion, the best coin has to be the Godless Florin from the reign of queen victoria because of its beauty and i like it how it says on the reverse "one tenth of a pound"
  6. In my opinion, i think the Rank Broadley Head resembles the queen the most
  7. Hey Guys (and girls maybe?) i have a 1937 uncirculated George VI crown, how much do you think its worth?
  8. Hey guys, i have purchased 2 Edward VII florins from my local coin dealer, and they are both in ok condition, but nothing special. They both have quite a bit of damage, and i cannot seem to find any eddie VII florins in really good condition - why?
  9. FiftyPercentSilver

    Uncirculated?

    Uncirculated means that the coin is basically perfect, to find out what the coin is worth, buy a price guide
  10. FiftyPercentSilver

    PPi refund

    Keep the 5k for a rainy day and spend the 850 now
  11. FiftyPercentSilver

    Could You Give Me A Price?

    With no bag marks or other minor problems, a genuine UNC probably around £50 - £60 its got no hairlines or minor scuffs and it still maintains all its lustre
  12. thanks, i love collecting, its one of the best hobbies out there if you ask me, ive only been collecting for about 8 months but i have quite a few nice coins

  13. Why are you buying damaged coins? Just because they are the first thing you find? I see you are quite young and by extension new to the game. You must learn to cultivate some patience because you might have to wait months or years for the right coin to come along. they were going cheap and i wanted one because i love them so much, but everywhere i look i just cannot seem to find one that looks like it is worth the amount of money a good one is going for. but i need to get more four pences so i might have to wait to get some really good eddie vii florins
  14. I would have to agree, hadn't seen that one before ... it first went into circulation in 1998 Guess I don't take much interest in that sort of thing, I only collect up to 1946! so you only collect Silver UK coins. I just collect all the pre decimal stuff with the occasional decimal proof set
  15. FiftyPercentSilver

    What do you think is the best coin?

    So many candidates! I'd probably plump for the cartwheel twopence as both obverse and reverse are equally pleasing and in perfect harmony. I'd also pitch for the Edward VII florin reverse, but the obverse is merely 'nice'. i agree with the Edward VII Florin, i have two - a 1906 and a 1908, but i cant seem to find any in good condition, my two florins are in ok condition but i wouldn't grade them any more than good condition They are very pricey in high grades, and hard to get with good eye appeal even in mid grades in my opinion, here is my 1904 for what it's worth: they are amazing, one of the best coins in my opinion, in a very high grade. Some people have all the luck. lol
  16. FiftyPercentSilver

    Hello all and an enquiry..!

    its either a fake or an error
  17. FiftyPercentSilver

    What do you think is the best coin?

    So many candidates! I'd probably plump for the cartwheel twopence as both obverse and reverse are equally pleasing and in perfect harmony. I'd also pitch for the Edward VII florin reverse, but the obverse is merely 'nice'. i agree with the Edward VII Florin, i have two - a 1906 and a 1908, but i cant seem to find any in good condition, my two florins are in ok condition but i wouldn't grade them any more than good condition
  18. I would have to agree, hadn't seen that one before ... it first went into circulation in 1998
  19. The Machin head first went into circulation in 1968 on the decimal 5 and 10 pence coins, at that time, the queen would be 42 years old, the portrait looks like the queen when she was 20 years old
  20. i would grade it between fine and very fine, maybe extremely fine
  21. yes i do, but i dont buy coins because of their composition, i buy coins because of their design or how old they are
  22. my favorite portrait has to be the victoria bust from the gothic florin
  23. I like the Edward VII head because he looks like he is in charge and nobody can mess with him, and because he is my favorite Monarchy which is a plus.
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