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    1. British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

      This forum contains general discussion on all elements of British coinage throughout the ages. Enquiries and questions are also welcome. Note the separate sub-forums for Unlisted Varieties, Hammered (pre 1663) and Third Party Grading.

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      Discussions on Coin Publications/Rotographic. Past, present and future. See also www.coinpublications.com for more info.

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  2. Other Coin related forums

    1. Beginners area

      Start topics and discuss all the pros and cons about your experiences as a new coin collector.

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    2. Free for all

      Start topics/discussions on anything. Popular topics may lead to their own catagories being set up. Please keep the subject coin or at least money related!

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    3. Decimal Coins

      A forum to start topics on any decimal coins. Please feel free to answer and questions or help where you can.

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    4. Ancient Coins

      All about ancient coins. Buying them, selling them. Studying them. Ancient Greek, Celtic, Roman Imperial/Rupublic, Byzantine and other issues pre c.500 AD.

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    5. Enquiries about Non British coins

      Post any enquiries about coins that are not British or that you think are not British, here. The experienced collectors usually deal with questions quite quickly.

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  3. For Sale or Wanted

    1. Items For Sale

      Coins, coin literature and related items for sale by members.

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  4. Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!

    1. Forum technical help and support

      Post forum related queries here, and please feel free to answer to people or add your own advice/help on a particular aspect of using this forum.

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    2. Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!

      Everybody needs a break sometimes, even me.

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    • Thank you. I was hoping QV to 1947 silver coins would not be faked because they're not all that rare but now the forum's loading faster l can appreciate they do get faked.    If not-so-rare coins are being faked then l'd guess the selling points for fakes (i.e. ways to squeeze money out of the transaction) would be: 1. Quality i.e. very fine, uncirculated (though l've seen some patinaion on this thread!) 2. Silver denominations, but not really silver   Therefore l'm hoping buying grimy silver coins from QV upward that pass the magnet test, would be a safe bet - what do you think?
    • Hi okay but l need a specific list of silver coins at least. From what l can tell, as seemingly agreed upon by @wlewisiii, we have: SILVER, PRE-1947: - All crowns (CLARIFICATION NEEDED: l'm presuming since the Great Recoinage of 1816, right?) - Double florin - Some sovereigns - CLARIFICATION NEEDED: specifics needed (though they aren't something l'm really interested in personally, it'd be nice to have a list) - Maundy money (CLARIFICATION NEEDED: l'm presuming since the Great Recoinage of 1816, right?)    
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    • Legal tender has a pretty narrow defintion.  It basically means what can be used to settle a debt, in the absence of contracted payment terms.  Here is a snippet from the Bank of England website: "So, what counts as legal tender? It varies throughout the UK. In England and Wales, it is Royal Mint coins and Bank of England notes. In Scotland and Northern Ireland, it is only Royal Mint coins and not banknotes. There are also some restrictions when using small coins. For example, 1p and 2p coins only count as legal tender for any amount up to 20p. And 5p and 10p coins only count for any amount up to £5. But £1 and £2 coins count as legal tender for any amount."
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