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my only hammy to have rainbow toning, natural or man made ? have no provenience for this coin is a class 2b, henry 3 nicole london

It's somewhere else on the forum, but to save looking...

and a nice little Carlisle cut half of Henry III

Excellent weekend, thousands of public quite a number of detectorists popped round for a quick ID etc

And as is the cycle of my life, this and all my other Plantagenet coins are going to be on sale!

lets have a ganda ;0)

Could be, God only knows. Just someone asking if I can supply 100 of them in circulated condition and how much. I don't let the pile of dross build up that much, hence the question.

I would not belive anything his cow of an ex wife sez If he was so small why did she marry him ? She could have bought him an enhancement operation if it was such a big problem (she had the money) She must be spoiled looking at the underside of horses every day Nice pic above by the way - I saw quite a few swans on nests the last few days - its that time again- nice to see swallows back as well though they have been around for over a month

The number of times I've agonised back and forth over an e bay pic, wondering whether or not it's a rare variety, and then almost invariably deciding it isn't. Pictures are often not good enough on worn specimens, Richard.

Just had a week on the Norfolk Broads for the first time and, apart from the monsoon conditions getting there (windscreen wipers failed at Thetford) it was beautiful.

I know it's a little bit in the FUGLY section but it needed a new caretaker and there aren't that many to be choosey about. 1879 narrow date penny.

Oh Hello.......... Come on Peter i am sure you can do better than that.

All the things that hurt after a nice jam up on the M5 in summer

Ribs, rump, loin, back, and neck?

I don't understand why people submit coins to LCA. The amount of bidding wars i get into against other live internet bidders is enough to tell me that them not offering it reduces the end price. Combine this with their lack of replying to emails and you have a lose lose. live bidding would be an investment that i feel would be recouped after 1 auction with the increase in prices

I had an email from Michael Gouby today, most importantly his eye surgery seems to have been a success, and he is making a good recovery. He also confirms that he considers the ( F33) N over inverted N to be a genuine new variety, which is a nice confirmation. Jerry

Definitely need to get myself a detector too! I seem to be missing out on all the excitement. What could be better than stretching the legs in the countryside and hunting for coins!