william

Does it lok alright now?

That much?!

It is one of his rules, the second one on the list!! He wrote:

Master JMD has broken many of his own rules, has he not?

Chocolate

You're always trying to end topics Oli!

Voice

Rat

Cheese!

Huh?

Mars (hehe)

Donald

Lightweight!

You were born in the Machin era?! You're really lucky! I was born in the Maklouf period!

A sovereign is a pound!

Overweight

I have, thanks for the forum!

This not good enough for you?! ^^^^

He's right you know...

There is something important to do with coins in that year!! A new monarch on the coinage, but most importantly, the 1952 penny was made, it's unique!!

PS (this extra post is because the edit button's not working! ): I don't grade post - 1952 coins EF just because they have lustre, for the same reason as Oli, but why does it have to be 1952?

The start of Queen Elizabeth's reign?

They do, it was on over Easter! My word is war.

Love the dictionary Chris!! Here are my suggestions: Legal tender - Currency notes or coins that are legal to spend. Predecimal - The currency used in Britain before decimalisation in 1971 Variety - Diffrerent types of similar coins Young head - The first effigy of Queen Victoria, used on all copper coinage, threepences, groats, sixpences and shillings, half crowns and some crowns before 1860. Bun head - One of Victorias effigys, used on copper coinage between 1860 and 1895. Jubilee head - The effigy of Queen Victoria used on the silver coinage between 1887 - 1893 Old/Veiled/Widow head - The last effigy of Queen Victoria, used on the silver coinage between 1893 - her death in 1901, and used on the bronze coinage between 1895 and 1901.

Thanks