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Bored. Not strictly copper, but I'm not going to make a 'Let's see your bronze' thread. ex Clarke-Thornhill 835.

I take it you had this done yesterday.

THE PENIS TATTOO A guy gets home late one night and his wife says: "Where have you been?" "I was out getting a tattoo." "A tattoo? What kind of tattoo did you get?" "I got a hundred dollar bill on my penis." "What the hell were you thinking? Why did you get a hundred dollar bill on your penis?" "Well, number one, I like to watch my money grow. number two, once in a while, I like to play with my money. And lastly, instead of you going out shopping, you can stay right here at home and blow a hundred bucks anytime you want!"

Just a suggestion. It might be better to have one tread called e.g. "Sergiosilva's non-British Coins" and post all your coins there. If you start a new tread for each coin, then this section will soon be swamped.

Been trawling through lots of old threads and picking up lots of info on the way. I picked up a Jubilee head crown a month ago of eBay for £40 not the worst I've ever seen but obviously not amazing either. But feel a bit daft now because if I would have joined the forum first and read the posts, I would have waited and saved up for a lot better coin as opposed to just buying any standard one in order to own one! Read a really good post with a line saying" better to have 10 really nice coins than 500 poor ones" and it really stuck. Lessoned learnt so thank you!!! Will put some photos up when I sus out how to do it.

Well done alabomb, good work on the spreadsheets! There are plenty of decimal collectors out there, and some on here, it's great you're getting excited about stuff, it's addictive! ?

I'm sure it is great but the site is really for predecimal collectors so don't be disappointed by the lack of interest.Although thinking about it the "new penny" is now 47 years old

Absolutely delighted with this 1930 George V Small Head Penny, many thanks @Rob

What tattoo ?

From the collection: Obv: Small cross pattée with a pellet in each angle, "+CVNNETTI" around. Rev: "CNVT REX" around patriarchal cross, with a pellet in angles of the smaller cross Minted in the Viking Kingdom Of York c. 895-902. Double struck. Cameron

First post in this thread ........ Bought this Edward VII, 1902 low tide for my Edward VII type set.