site for buying coins

[Raoul 0]

Hi everyone have just finished viewing one of my metal detecting sites and have come across this link on antiquities, also deals in ancient coins, if you havn't seen it before it might be of use to you.

Regards Raoul

http://www.historyforsale.co.uk/Home.htm

[Chris Perkins 223]

Not a lot of modern milled, and the site is pretty rubbish to navigate so I'll allow that link to remain

[Master Jmd 50]

yes, chris is right, it is not that good...

[Emperor Oli 0]

They should include more modern milled on it and get the layout sorted!

[Chris Perkins 223]

I imagine it's ok for metal detectorists as reference, but for collectors of modern milled, with just one or two remaining high priced crowns it's not much good for most of us.

[Emperor Oli 0]

More modern milled would create more business for them - it makes sense!

[Chris Perkins 223]

Keep an eye, if that happens I'll remove the link!

[Emperor Oli 0]

That's devilish! looks for devil emoticon but is saddened to find there isn't one

[Sylvester 15]

I imagine it's ok for metal detectorists as reference, but for collectors of modern milled, with just one or two remaining high priced crowns it's not much good for most of us.

No EM coins either...

No Stephen, and worst of all not one AEthelred coin!

[Emperor Oli 0]

Here's a dipthong for you to copy and paste when typing Æthelred's name!

Æ

[Chris Perkins 223]

Isn't he considerate.

[Emperor Oli 0]

Hehehe any other special character requests?????

[william 0]

Here's a dipthong for you to copy and paste when typing Æthelred's name!

Æ

How on earth did you create that?!

Oli's just too kind!

[Sylvester 15]

i have used Æ before on here... just copied it out of word last time, i couldn't be bothered this time.

But just for you, Æthelred II.

[Sylvester 15]

and if anyone has been unfortunate enough to have to read my handwriting, you might also realise that i use the Æ (or the non caps version) every time there's an ae together.

E.g Ærial photography, and ARCHÆOLOGY.

(Even though you're not supposed to).

just helps me remember to put ae, not ea.

[Emperor Oli 0]

I didn't create it; a dipthong is a recognised character. A dipthong is two vowels together

[william 0]

I didn't create it; a dipthong is a recognised character. A dipthong is two vowels together

Aha, I've found it now.

Æ!

[Emperor Oli 0]

There's also triphthongs in words like mower, iron, fiery etc!

[Raoul 0]

Sorry guys, being ignorant in coin collecting and seeing a coin site thought it might help you and decided to post it.

If its no good delete it by all means.

Raoul

[Chris Perkins 223]

No, it's perfectly ok Raoul, i'd be much more concerned it it was anygood!

Not to say it's particularly bad...Just not great for British Milled collectors, which is what most of my members are.

Feel free to draw our attention to any related website you care to.

[Sylvester 15]

Not to say it's particularly bad...Just not great for British Milled collectors, which is what most of my members are.

Except me who seems to dabble in most areas of British numismatics, ancients and Roman excluded.

[kuhli 0]

and if anyone has been unfortunate enough to have to read my handwriting, you might also realise that i use the Æ (or the non caps version) every time there's an ae together.

E.g Ærial photography, and ARCHÆOLOGY.

(Even though you're not supposed to).

just helps me remember to put ae, not ea.

I have attempted to read your handwriting, but to no avail.

[Sylvester 15]

ah unfortunate!

[Sylvester 15]

I have a feeling i used the quill for that one...

it's hard when you're left handed but all the other pens had died.