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Posts posted by will1976
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37 minutes ago, alfnail said:Thanks Will, that has worked fine, although I had to sign up to Scribd at £10 a month after a free 30 day trial. Hoping easy to cancel before then! 🤔
Hopefully so. I have the book but I may looking into getting a electronic version
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11 minutes ago, alfnail said:Thanks, I tried that, but still couldn't seem to find anything to download
Just posted a link, seems to have worked this time. Hope you can use it
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Try cutting and pasting this into your browser
It works for me on my phone, still don't have my laptop with me
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2 hours ago, alfnail said:Does anyone know how I can get a free download of Dalton and Hamer please, maybe a link that works?
www.scribd.com has a downloadable version but I'm unable to add a link (possible as I'm on my phone?)
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The Token book 3 is double that, I've been toying with buying it but I don't think the amount I'd use it would justify the cost
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The Token Book volume one had a re print in 2022 and is available on the Galata website. Priced £65
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Not a worst offering but the description made me laugh
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On 8/5/2023 at 6:31 PM, Paulus said:Very nice Will. I'm also collecting Kempson's Coventry buildings (along with Bath and Birmingham), I don't have an example of that one yet.
There are some lovely examples there, I particularly like the whitefriars one with it's rich chocolate tone. I've started to collect the brass examples of the Birmingham series, 5 so far plus one that turned out to be a gilt copper! Have you considered collecting the Gloucester penny series? Being that little bit larger makes for some excellent detail
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On 7/14/2023 at 11:53 AM, Paddy said:A belated reply. I can't help with Col Leigh, however the coin is not at all scarce. A couple of years ago I bought a job lot at an auction of over 100 of these early Indian sub-continent coins for very little money. I suspect in the modern age of metal detectors they are turning up in huge numbers in India. They were low value when they were made and have remained that way!
Many thanks Paddy. I thought as much! I've found nothing out about the Colonel either
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Thanks Paddy. I thought that would be the case when I could find nothing out regarding Col Leigh
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Hello all, it's a long while since I've posted. This little coin was bought with others I wanted in a job lot and I'm trying to find out more about the finder Lt Col Leigh and if it's a known or famous hoard that was found. I'm assuming it isn't as I can't find any information about it. Any help or pointers will be greatly appreciated
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These half crows are more popular than you realise..... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Charles-I-Newark-Half-Crow-WC41-Fine-English-Pewter-on-tie-stick-pin-Hat-Scarf-/112330735419?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0
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I can see both. That cat is Louis by the way
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Well it seems I can now upload pictures, I haven't altered any settings. Must just of been a glitch
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I haven't been able to upload pics for a number of months but everyone else seemed fine so assumed it was a problem my end
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10 minutes ago, Peckris 2 said:I've seen it's pulled .... but 0 bids?
I believe the bids are automatically cancelled as the item is pulled so it gives the impression (wrongly) that no bids where placed
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I'm watching out of interest but won't be bidding
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