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Could somebody let me know the most recently suggested values for BU Edinburgh 2011 £1 as well as the Commonwealth Games 2002 £2 set in BU?

Thanks in advance

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A Commonwealth games set just look on completed listings on ebay my guess would be £75- £90

not sure about the edin £1 but you could look on ebay again

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Good thinking - thanks

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I think the Edinburgh £1 is quite rare. Should be one to look out for! I think £20+ in UNC in a few years time.

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That is of course, as the Kew Gardens had a 210,000 mintage and goes for £30 or so in UNC. Am I right in thinking the Edinburgh £1 was 100,000?

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No, I wish. It would be a bit more exciting then but the real mintage is 935,000 + bu sets and proofs

But still even with that higher mintage it sells for 12£ + on eBay probably because it's the "Rarest" one pound coin but I still don't see the fun in buying it online as the main beauty of decimal coin collecting is the challenge of hunting them down in your change. ?

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On 22/12/2014 at 7:46 PM, CartwheelTwopence said:

That is of course, as the Kew Gardens had a 210,000 mintage and goes for £30 or so in UNC. Am I right in thinking the Edinburgh £1 was 100,000?

look how much the prices have changed this post was 3 years ago and he was hoping to get an edinburgh in a few years i.e. today for £20. and Kew's in 3014 were £30 if only :) 

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MyNo, I wish. It would be a bit more exciting then but the real mintage is 935,000 + bu sets and proofs

But still even with that higher mintage it sells for 12£ + on eBay probably because it's the "Rarest" one pound coin but I still don't see the fun in buying it online as the main beauty of decimal coin collecting is the challenge of hunting them down in your change. ?

6 minutes ago, zookeeperz said:

look how much the prices have changed this post was 3 years ago and he was hoping to get an edinburgh in a few years i.e. today for £20. and Kew's in 3014 were £30 if only :) 

Ha, lol, if only we could go back in time. 

I'm reading the whole decimal forum. 

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On 27/10/2017 at 11:21 PM, zookeeperz said:

look how much the prices have changed this post was 3 years ago and he was hoping to get an edinburgh in a few years i.e. today for £20. and Kew's in 3014 were £30 if only :) 

Yeah but this was after the initial hysteria that kicked off in February 2014 for the kew. The prices did drop and then gradually grow again! I still remember buying my new for £4.63 incl. of eBay fees!

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9 minutes ago, richtips86 said:

Yeah but this was after the initial hysteria that kicked off in February 2014 for the kew. The prices did drop and then gradually grow again! I still remember buying my new for £4.63 incl. of eBay fees!

Lucky sod lol. They still going for ridiculous money even the proofs which are not even in the same category as scarceness . They are just 50 p proofs no different or any rarer than any other 50p in fact there are more proofs and piedfort proof 50 pence coins that are much rarer than kew. I dare say if I was to fork out for a set @ £108 I could still earn a few quid on itB)

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Hi 

just the quick question 

what a value the best of one penny Desimale Coin ? Don’t take correct to 1972 ;) 

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13 minutes ago, Guest Ireneusz76 said:

Hi 

just the quick question 

what a value the best of one penny Desimale Coin ? Don’t take correct to 1972 ;) 

You've lost me. ?

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27 minutes ago, Guest Ireneusz76 said:

Hi 

just the quick question 

what a value the best of one penny Desimale Coin ? Don’t take correct to 1972 ;) 

;)

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1 hour ago, Ukstu said:

You've lost me. ?

Do any one penny got special value ? How to find some specific marks are errors ? It’s something about 1994 two different mintage . Sorry for before My English;)

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Under 1 position of boards beads it’s deferred

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There are a few varieties, but nothing of any notable value because few people collect them.

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19 hours ago, Rob said:

There are a few varieties, but nothing of any notable value because few people collect them.

I collect them?

I found a 2007 one with circle rivots in my change yesterday 

20 hours ago, Guest Ireneusz76 said:

Hi 

just the quick question 

what a value the best of one penny Desimale Coin ? Don’t take correct to 1972 ;) 

Check: "portcullis varieties on the decimal penny"in the decimal area

If you want to know more buy David grooms publication: "The Identification of British 20th Century bronze Coin Varieties" 

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29 minutes ago, thazz said:

I collect them?

I found a 2007 one with circle rivots in my change yesterday

So, how much would you be willing to pay for it if bought from a dealer? Or perhaps the question ought to be how many dealers are likely to stock things like this, and correctly identified?

If you ask a customer what they are looking for, they will inevitably say just browsing, so it is always going to be difficult to know how popular a niche is. I say with a large measure of confidence that individual areas are inhabited by a very small number of specialists, with the type collector far surpassing any specialist group. Just maybe, the tidal wave of 50p, £1 and £2 collectors are closing in on the type collector, but suspect that is transient and driven mainly by the tabloids.

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1992 both 1p and 2p were struck in two metals giving magnetic and non magnetic versions as the non magnetic were still struck in bronze . exclusively in the sets only as no business strikes were issued for that year in bronze and the mintage of only 78,421 . If you find any and surprisingly they do turn up they do command a good premium higher than what the book suggests. I predict fake news will catch wind of this very low mintage and we will have Kewmania all over again. So if you own any hold on to them :)

It is also a little know fact that the 1999 £2 coin standard issue non commemorative  is in UNC and BU virtually impossible to locate. No  BU sets were made and no proofs with this year were struck with the standard £2. Prices are in the Kew range . I do own 1 but Slightly short of unc but not a million miles off EF and even in this condition very hard to find. i'll post a pic when I find the darn thing . it is in that safe place again :)

 

 

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On 15 November 2017 at 7:58 PM, Rob said:

So, how much would you be willing to pay for it if bought from a dealer? Or perhaps the question ought to be how many dealers are likely to stock things like this, and correctly identified?

If you ask a customer what they are looking for, they will inevitably say just browsing, so it is always going to be difficult to know how popular a niche is. I say with a large measure of confidence that individual areas are inhabited by a very small number of specialists, with the type collector far surpassing any specialist group. Just maybe, the tidal wave of 50p, £1 and £2 collectors are closing in on the type collector, but suspect that is transient and driven mainly by the tabloids.

Id 20p because otherwise i might aswell buy it in a proof set with some other BU coins. but i am a perfectionist and i like to have every variety and i especcially like it when you have to hunt down a less common coin without the media hype and the real mintage is much closer to what it is actually worth.

:):):):)

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So this is the rare 1976 Penny?  How rare is it?  Obv 2 rev C  or 1+C on the older identification.

 

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Thank You for great info ;)

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Hold fire Spot the deliberate mistake :lol: Do my eyes deceive me or did I pair 1971 with 1976 lol. My apologies it was meant to be this one. Also the 1 is larger on rev C

 

I am confused i will get this right lol pics to follow

 

 

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On 14/11/2017 at 11:38 PM, Ireneusz76 said:

Do any one penny got special value ? How to find some specific marks are errors ? It’s something about 1994 two different mintage . Sorry for before My English;)

 

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Hi ZK ;) I found two from 1976 1 p why they some much rare ? Was minted just over 300 m . Deferred years some of them it’s less . Which marks I should looking for ? On 1976 p 

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