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  1. Chris Perkins
    Here's the image emailed to me after I resized them and played around a bit:
  2. Chris Perkins
    Email the picture to me and I'll post it: cp@predecimal.com
  3. Chris Perkins
    Someone has brought this to my attention: http://www.collectionexplorer.com/coins/download.htm Apparently, so far so good. There's a free trial, so perhaps some of you could give it a go and post feedback in here. It's American, so I don't know how suitable it is for Brits, but it does seem quite flexible.
  4. Chris Perkins
    I got so fed up with deleting bloody spam adverts for porn, online gaming, dodgy medications, and today, Siberian girls of all things, that I have just disabled the ability for guests to start new topics in the 'Beginners Area' (as that was the area nearly always affected). Members are not affected at all, nor are any other areas....So lets see how it goes like this.
  5. Chris Perkins
    Not a bad beaded border penny. I'll leave you to the penny experts.
  6. Chris Perkins
    Please keep the topic in this area. I removed the other post because the picture didn't work. The image needs to be a few hundred kb at the most and preferably jpg format. You need to add it with the 'File Attachments' area, below the text of when you make a new post.
  7. Chris Perkins
    It's impossible to say with real accuracy because the mega rarities are not often sold, and when they are sold they usually get auctioned and the prices go up each time. To date, the most expensive British penny ever was the gold Anglo-Saxon Coenwulf penny found a year or 2 ago. That went for £240,000 the first time, and know I think the asking price is more like £300,000. As for modern pennies, the 1933 might raise more than a 1937 Edward VIII.
  8. Chris Perkins
    Certainly an interesting reverse.
  9. Chris Perkins

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    William does, but he's not been in for a while.
  10. Chris Perkins
    (or even the 80's with an 01 London prefix before they changed to 081/071)
  11. Chris Perkins
    Yes, the IP is Romanian. I didn't mean to scare you off writing in English for ever!
  12. Chris Perkins
    What? Spam is one thing, nonsense is quite another! If you mean the search facility on the forum, it should work....Or you could also try using google and putting 'site: www.predecimal.com' after the text string.
  13. Chris Perkins
    The next book will be out about October. There won't be room to illustrate all the varieties, but to have a couple would certainly be interesting.
  14. Chris Perkins
    I may be interested too, especially if he'll grant me permission to use the odd image in the next book (if they are good enough quality, and with credit given of course).
  15. Chris Perkins
    Things like 'Purple Rhino' and the like you mean?
  16. Chris Perkins
    Were they sold to someone on the forum?
  17. Chris Perkins
    Could you post reasonable sized pictures on here?
  18. Chris Perkins
    That one was China. Another IP range to ban. And I've removed the links.
  19. Chris Perkins
    Looks like a repro to me, it's too round, the rim is too good and the style is not entirely Romanesque. Whats the diameter in mm?
  20. Chris Perkins
    Well I wouldn't go that far.
  21. Chris Perkins
    You tell 'em Burpalot.
  22. Chris Perkins
    It was the only recognisable 'money' related thing that I could think of! A coin symbol was too small.
  23. Chris Perkins
    I accumulate them and sell them for 40p each. Unfortunately they made them in huge numbers and no one really wants them.
  24. Chris Perkins
    I'm suspicious that you know the legend reads Clodius Septimius Albinus Caes, because on all Roman coins there are no spaces and it can be very difficult to read what they say on them....So how did you know where to put the spaces? If it's a real coin then it's clearly from the time of Clodius Albinus (about 195AD). You should attach a picture to your next post.
  25. Chris Perkins
    There's no need to post in 2 places. This sounds Roman and therefore is ancient related, so I've deleted the other one.
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