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    St Andrew's Day

    I hope it won't be to Long before we're no longer a part of Westminster. Are you eligible to vote in the independence referendum, Dave? Or is it just those who currently live in Scotland? Only residents of British nationality can vote. Just looked it up and it seems that residents from Commwealth and EU countries can also vote. Correct.
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    Pcgs Vs Cgs

    That's very insightful of you mynki! Whilst BRG clearly has a very good eye for coins, and I would've enjoyed his positive contributions a great deal, I do feel that the forum's a lesser place for the tensions created by his personal vendettas against Dave!I'm confident all the regular readers (and I read everything, refreshing many times daily, always have) and contributors (new included), will have picked up on the truth of the matter! Don't leave, Dave, it would be seen a defeat! I hope you do have a happy thanks-giving, BRG, you have superb coins, as I've repeatedly said, but you'll need to change tack, as your posts have strained what is a great forum! Agreed!
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    Music!

    I always liked this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dphpDdfZUGw and this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LUm-E4GPU8
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    £20 Silver Coin For £20

    I received 3 of them the other day. Very nice coins.
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    Paypal Scams!

    It happened to me too. Refport it!
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    Brown spots on silver coins.

    Actually, that isn't what I'd call 'brown spots', more a kind of golden toning around the legend. It's not unattractive, and with the RM mass-production methods - yes, even for proofs - it's not at all uncommon. You should see some of their early decimal proof sets (especially 1973) if you want a definition of 'ugly'. This is the only half-decent photo i made with my dodgy camera. Other 3-4 coins have brown spots not toning. I have 15 coins and 10 or 11 are spotless:)
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    Brown spots on silver coins.

    Hi everyone, this is my first post on this forum but ive been checking this website for couple of years. I have a quick question. I buy silver 50p coins from Royal Mint. Theyve been sending me one every month (at least they supposed to) and i have 15 att the moment. Couple days ago ive noticed that the older ones have brown spots on them and one or two are quite bad. I never opened a capsule and i store them all in a box. So, my question is am i doing something wrong or is it Royal Mints fault and i can complain about it? And get it exchanged for example? Thanks
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    Brown spots on silver coins.

    This is my first post on this forum. Its been a while:) I finally found photos of the above coins. To Peckris Mint was charging me £34,99 for one. I got 3 for free because they had delays and 1 for £10. Saddly I stopped receiving them long time ago (only have 12 out of 25 or so). Emailed Royal Mint but they didnt reply. As to buying half price on ebay - yes there are the ones i have, but the ones im missing are not.
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    Just An Idea

    Im going back to Henry VII for now. I will get different denominations. Not sure about Edward VIII. I should have list of the coins i will loook for ready this weekend so will share it for comments. Edw VIII is easily resolved if you decide to leave the UK and go for a Commonwealth coin, of which there are examples available. Or you could cheat and go for a GV 1936 coin which continued to be struck all through Edward's brief reign, which is why they are so common. What i meant is im not sure if i should include his coin in this collection. I mean he was a king but no UK coins struck and i dont really like commonwealth coins. Well maybe except for crowned bust of KG V...
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    Just An Idea

    Im going back to Henry VII for now. I will get different denominations. Not sure about Edward VIII. I should have list of the coins i will loook for ready this weekend so will share it for comments.
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    "1933 Penny"

    Yes, I agree completely. I get their updated listings in the post and by email but rarely look at them any more, they appear to consistently over-grade (quite significantly, we are talking more 'Country Cottage' than 'Bucks Coins' in the over-grading stakes), and their pics are appalling. Disclaimer: All just my personal opinion! I bought some coins from them in the past. All were overgraded by at least one grade. One AU shilling was more like VF. Never again.
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    Just An Idea

    Hammered coins grading is a bit tricky too.
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    Just An Idea

    Great advice Paulus. Im planning to cover gold/silver/copper and different denominations. Not sure how to store/display them. Ive just started reading new books and websites i found but already decided my first coin will be facing bust Henry VII. BTW Was there any hammered copper?
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    Just An Idea

    Ok, got Englands striking history and Coincraft 2000 What other forums do you recommend? Im planning to get a Henry VII coin first to start my series. Will do my research and ask for opinion.
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    Just An Idea

    Ive got Vicky - Elizabeth II covered. Need Henry VII - William IV. What i meant by £150-250 is my maximum i can spend per coin.
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    Just An Idea

    sorry, each monarch:)
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    Just An Idea

    Right, ive decided ill start from Tudors from Henry VII. I narrowed it a little as Peter advised. Why from Tudors? I always wanted Henry VIII coin so starting from there makes sense IMHO. Im planning to spend £150-250 per coin per each king. Im working on exact coin list (well thinking about it:) from Henry VII to William IV so any comments/ideas/help/guidance welcome.
  18. Good morning, my girlfriend found this coin couple of days ago. It has 'Resolute 1877' printed/punched on reverse. I checked the web and i found out about HMS Resolute. Was it done by mint to commemorate it or is it 'aftermarket'? Thanks
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    Just An Idea

    And thats exactly where i need your help guys. I spend 2-3 hours a day looking for coins/checking forum etc. but my hand on experience is very little. I know what to buy back to KGIII but beyond that i know nothing. Ive never bought any hammered coins and i only have one early milled:)
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    Just An Idea

    Im thinking about starting from QE II and going back. As far as i could. Actually doesnt have to be same denomination. The problem is my coin budget at the moment is around £200-300 a month.
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    Need A Book

    Hello everyone. I recently bought few farthings and i think i got hooked up on them. I want to learn more about them. What book would you recommend? Thanks
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    Another Question.

    These look alright.
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    Another Question.

    Good morning everyone, Ive got another (silly) question: I keep my higher grade coins in capsules, now, what capsule should i use - same size as coin or slightly bigger? Ive got high grade half penny and i dont want it to get damaged. If i use 28mm i would have to force it in but if i use 29mm coin is moving inside? I squeezed half crown into 32 mm once and now its stuck:) Thanks
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