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Half Penny Jon

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  1. Half Penny Jon
    First of all, it is a coin from the reign of George V, however, I will need a bit more information, eg. size, which denomination it is (what the coin sayd on the front eg. half penny, penny, half crown, farthing etc....), and grade (condition).
  2. Half Penny Jon
    Which is the rare one?
  3. Half Penny Jon
    I was not aware that there was so many varieties for modern coinage. Are there and varieties for decimal coinage apart from the obvious design changes?
  4. Half Penny Jon
    Im a tea man myself milk and two sugars, but I will have coffee is tea is not avaliable.
  5. Half Penny Jon
    Oldest- 1901 half penny. Newest- 1932 half penny.
  6. Half Penny Jon
    I didn't think that anyone would pay over 25p (their face value) for them.
  7. Half Penny Jon
    You mean people are actually BUYING churchill crowns!
  8. Half Penny Jon
    That seller was selling loads of nice pennies. Your new addition looks lovely!
  9. Half Penny Jon
    Gold. When I went onto ebay.com, I found this seller who is selling the most wonderful collection of gold I have ever seen:
  10. Half Penny Jon
    Ok, here goes: 1. 1903 BU half penny. 2. 1909 BU half Penny. 3. 1910 BU half penny. 4. 1901 BU half penny. 5. 1932 BU half penny. 6. 1932 BU half penny. They are my only really special coins at the moment because I am building up a specialist half penny collection. My faviorite's are the gleaming Edward VII ones which are quite hard to get in BU. I will hopefully add some more half pennys to my growing collection at the London Coin fair.
  11. Half Penny Jon
    Would this debt be due to a coin perhaps?
  12. Half Penny Jon
    To sum it all up: 1. It is an outstanding coin. 2. You have the ability to buy it if you want. 3. You may never be able to acquire a better specimin. 4. It may not 'fit in' to your present collection. 5. IT IS YOUR CHOICE AND YOURS ALONE.
  13. Half Penny Jon
    It is up to him at the end of the day but I would buy coins which fit in with my present collection. Don't sprint before you can run.
  14. Half Penny Jon
    You should only buy coins which will able you to sustain a collection, if you buy expensive coins then you will only get one or two coins a year.
  15. Half Penny Jon
    I didn't know that, that is the first time I have seen his name on a note.
  16. Half Penny Jon
    Has anyone noticed that the Chief Cashier has been changed from Merlyn Lowther to Andrew Baily? I have a £10 note with his name as the chief cashier.
  17. Half Penny Jon
    That is a wierd grade.
  18. Half Penny Jon
    It would be a very expensive boost, you would have to buy more high grade coins to make that coin 'fit it' with the collection.
  19. Half Penny Jon
    Now that I look at it, fine is a little bit ambitious.
  20. Half Penny Jon
    yes, but it is exeptional, i fell in love with it the day i saw it... Also, it will be a very desirable coin to own for any collector.
  21. Half Penny Jon
    I have seen that, it is a lovely coin.
  22. Half Penny Jon
    It was Master JMD's "loss" wasn't it - or am I missing something here? Anyhoo ¡feliz cumpleaños! True, Master JMD did have a loss, however, I lost when I was outbid on an UNC 1902LT half penny.
  23. Half Penny Jon
    Firstly I think the coin is definately genuine. It is in 'Fine' condition and I would advise you not to pay any more than £50 for it. It is a very nice coin and if you decide to bid, the best of luck to you!
  24. Half Penny Jon
    I hope you get one as well HPJ. Are you really still in mourning from loosing that bid. Happy Birthday for tommorow by the way John I think I have just about got over that terrible loss. However, there will be other opportunities to acquire that rare coin. Thanks quys for the Happy b'day.
  25. Half Penny Jon
    Sorry.
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