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Garrett

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  • Birthday 03/22/1969

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    Brisbane, 5 generations out from Middlesex
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    British pre-decimal type collector. Soft spot for Victoria, George II, Anne, Mary II, bronze/copper pennies, shillings.

    Also like Chess & Cricket (non-player now), keeping fit (relatively ....).

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  1. Garrett

    so sad

    good on you Tom, RIP, thanks for everything. Tomorrow will be a good day. thanks again, Garrett.,
  2. Nice sixpences. I picked up the 1700 shilling in the recent Noble auction. Need a sixpence like yours now ! cheers (image from Noble)
  3. Stewarts probably looked more like this around the time of the token. still the same corner though I believe (Denham and East).
  4. Yes they do (*edit* at least they've been in the current position for a long-long time. Early buildings were sometime relocated, even if just slightly. There are some Rocky historical groups on FaceBook that would be worth joinging if you're keen). In the below video the Criterion (the 'Cri) is the white building in the middle of the frame at 1:33. Stewarts is the building behind the post office (with the clock tower) at 2:15 and you can see the name on the building at various times. cheers
  5. Garrett

    London Coin Fair Nov 2019

    Remember well being a newish collector and how totally exciting it can be. Glad you had a good time !! Look forward to more posts, stories, and pics of coins. cheers - Garrett.
  6. Alright, we're away again tonight lads. Hold on to your hats ! cheers
  7. Nice coins Lee, lovely pieces of history. cheers
  8. That's very impressive. The nose I mean.
  9. Garrett

    1886 Victoria one pence

    yeah keep it going Josh ! I can understand the thrill. Love to see the pics and don't worry about the nay sayers around here they wouldn't be able to dig up a carrot. cheers
  10. Garrett

    Greetings from a new member in the USA

    Welcome VillaRose ! I do enjoy florins and halfcrowns too. I was born in 1969, Australia had already given up the pennies and the pounds in 1966. However there will still a few around and still acceptable in corner stores and not long 'till I was hooked. Hope you enjoy hanging around here, we're all completely normal. cheers Garrett.
  11. Nice coins guys ! Keep it up, really love seeing the pics
  12. Good luck Cathrine ! I've just had a look and some fantastic coins there ! Pity about not having someone interested enough to pass the coins on to, but that is probably the norm for serious collectors. Will certainly be the case with me as well (will hurt a little to sell while I still am capable to appreciating them). I am certain the next custodians of the coins will adore them as much as you have. Take care cheers Garrett.
  13. Yes agreed Jaggy, shame a collector is ill but no need to feel too bad for acquiring a coin. I am sure a lot/most of my coins have come from estates, and no way most of them are leaving until I go toe-up, and then all the best to the next custodian. cheers
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