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  1. Chris Perkins
    Ok, that's settled then, Juan gets it. I'll close this topic. HPJ can tell us about his other half in another area!
  2. Chris Perkins
    Look on the Spine Juan, they're all 'Double T' variety!
  3. Chris Perkins
    The ticket is only for one normal member of the public person, but there would be nothing stopping you bringing the other half and paying for her. It's only £4 to get in. HPJ, you have another half?
  4. Chris Perkins
    I've been sent a complimentary admission ticket to the February 5th London Coin Fair (Holiday Inn, Bloomsbury). I don't think I'll be able to attend... And even if I do attend I always get it free anyway because I share a table with a friend. So who wants it?
  5. Chris Perkins
    But it's not really the toning to look out for. It's the fields, they must be completely reflective like a mirror. There should be no bloom or ghosting, just completely flat, completely reflective fields.
  6. Chris Perkins
    Yes, it may well have been Oli. And you're right, I would have called it a proof if it were one. Later bronze proofs are easy to distinguish (more so than some Victorian and earlier proofs). JMD, you need a proof to act as a reference. I Have some 1970 proofs I think.
  7. Chris Perkins
    Trust you JMD! I'll see that one is changed next time.
  8. Chris Perkins
    Ok, but you'll have to be a member to post pictures. I've responded to your email about the sixpence, but would prefer to converse in here.
  9. Chris Perkins
    Try this: http://www.predecimal.com/forsale/maundy/m.../maundy1901.jpg
  10. Chris Perkins
    Looks like an 1826 to me, I copied the picture and made it brighter. I could be wrong.
  11. Chris Perkins
    Yes, and I've attached it to this message. It could be an error, it could have somehow been smoothed down after leaving the mint. Either way, the side that does have a design on it is so awful, I doubt you'll find collectors falling over themselves to own it. To weigh it accurately would be interesting, as it might proove one way of the other. Send it to me if you like, I can measure the thickness and weight pretty accurately.
  12. Chris Perkins
    Was there another later Hercules? That's more of a Dutch Naval Question, than a coin related one!
  13. Chris Perkins
    How big is it as a jpg? email it to cp@predecimal.com
  14. Chris Perkins
    Oli (and anyone else with interest), See here: http://www.predecimal.com/forsale/maundysets.htm
  15. Chris Perkins
    You'd better join and post a scan.
  16. Chris Perkins
    Thanks everyone for making this the biggest British coin forum in the world (as far as I can see!). Have nice Christmas's and if I don't see you, all the best for 2005 and I'll speak to you then.
  17. Chris Perkins
    Depends on the weather. I had trouble getting down the road last night, god knows what february will be like. And I have a new book coming out early feb (a revised Roman Base Metal Coin book) so I'll probably need to stick around and talk some people into buying it.
  18. Chris Perkins
    Gallus looks like a big monkey with hair all over his face :s
  19. Chris Perkins
    You're more than welcome to send it to me. The book will be £5.95 like the last, and a CD of the author approved version is on its way to the Proofreader. I have penciled in publication for Feb 5th, to give plenty of time to get a nice cover done.
  20. Chris Perkins
    You say that now, but it is quite natural to move further back as you gain confidence. And many ancient coins are not expensive.
  21. Chris Perkins
    Like who? Amazon are stocking them, and getting them from Gardners books (I think) Ottakers have them too. WH Smith online will soon have some. Abe books have had previous editions, but are not showing the latest yet. Hopefully their records will soon be updated.
  22. Chris Perkins
    You could have that one for bullion value William, which is around £55.00.
  23. Chris Perkins
    It sounds like a bronze 1897 diamond jubilee medal. Not worth a great amount of money, but I suspect, as is often the case, the proprietor of the collectable shop also has no idea what it is! If it's a nice one, get it for a tenner. More if it's perfect. Although I normally come across the silver version. Geoff, is this the bronze diamond jubilee medal, and are they as common as the silver version?
  24. Chris Perkins
    Yes, the accessories and books go a bit mad. It's quieter now of course as people know it's too late for Christmas.
  25. Chris Perkins
    No, they're secret at the moment. I have quite a lot of stuff that I simply haven't had the time to put up. I'll sort some pictures out.
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