Master Jmd

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't an exodus a plural version of exit. I.e. more than one thing exited? I know I'm being a bit of an Oli, but you only lost one phone so it can't be correct. it can also mean emmigration (not that my phone has emmigrated but hey!)

My sister managed to drop hers down the toilet before. She 'borrowed' dads until hers dried out, but it never worked again as far as I know. Let me know if you find it. there is a strange exodus(sp?) with mine, i place it on my bedroom desk and i go out, i come back and it is not there and no one was in the house!...i have looked and looked but still not anywhere to be seen...oh well

i have lost my mobile

I take pride in my coins ...and that was meant to say worst but hey!

Best Buys 1907 shilling EF, catalouge price: £50, bought for 50p! (antique shop) 1879 penny obv.9 rev.k Fine, catalough price: £30, also bought for 50p (ebay) Best losses 1916 Penny BU, catalouge price: £35, bought for £62 (Ebay) 1100th post...

hmm...i wouldn't trust spink's too much, they seem to overprice many coins...

hmm...that union jack looks more like the scottish flag to me (blue background with white cross (X) in middle)... Looks ugly if you ask me...was it minted in 1793 or a latter date?

hmm...scotland?

Probably a few victorian farthings... thanks

not been there...have fun

i do not get it...

They look like proofs.... it's difficult to try to explain what a proof looks like, if you've never seen one. You need to buy a couple so that you know. You are also very unlikely to find any proofs among piles of circulated coinage. (that was a quote from the forum admin )

Well, from that the prices will not be much: 1917 Penny = about £0.15 1924 sixpence = about £2.00 1940 threepence = if silver (round); about £0.50, if nickle-brass (dodecagonal); about £1 ...but they probably would not sell if you were to try to sell them

we, the members of this forum, should be able to give you a price, but we will need to know more about the conditions other than 'a bit discoloured but reasonable condition' ...read here for better info about grading

Hmm...i am master jmd, i know this because the name next to this post is master jmd, and nothing will change that...

happy b'day sylvester

thats quite nice...what does it way down the bottom; something something & commerse?

ok, thanks

Does Peck have the BMC numbers for farthings from 1902 - 1956? if so, can someone tell me what they are please?

probably september

no obsesion,...he just has loads of coins for sale...

Ok, as the database took too long to fill with all of theese then i will put them here: Colin Cooke: Third Farthings: 1844 Normal G in REG. GF. £20.00 - - - - Unc. lustre. £110.00 - - - - Unc. good lustre. £175.00 1844 Large G in REG. Blazing BU Full Lustre. £325.00 1844 RE for REG on the reverse. BMC 1607. Copper Proof. Edge plain. Struck en medaille. 1.53gm. Excessively rare. About FDC. £750.00 1878 Large Date. BU Almost Full Lustre/Unc good lustre. £27.00 1913 BU Full lustre. £20.00 Half Farthings: 1828. Reverse B. (Very rare.) Smaller Britannia, readily distinguished by the trident prongs ending below the lettering. GF. £45.00 1837 Near EF/GVF, very rare. £200.00 1844 E over N in REGINA. Unc lustre. £110.00 1851 5 over a higher 5 in the date. Unc good lustre. £110.00 1854 Choice Unc toned. £135.00 1856 Small Letters and date. GF. £69.00 1856 Large Letters and date on the reverse. VF. £225.00 Farthings: 1953 (2 + A). Unc lustre, very rare. £30.00 1953 (2 + A). Bronze Proof. Tiny obverse edge nick, otherwise FDC. Extremely rare. £55.00 1953 (2 + A). Bronze Proof. Almost FDC, extremely rare. £65.00 1897 Bright +A. BU Full Lustre £44.00 1895 Young Head. Unc Lustre. £95.00 1893 Wider date. Unc good lustre. £20.00 1893 Closer Date. Unc good lustre. £50.00 1892 BU Full Lustre. £100.00 1881H Type F :- H is lightly double-struck, with the underneath H off-set anout 40% to the left. Attempts have been made to erase the underlying H but the right hand vertical stroke of the H is still visible between the two new uprights and the top and bottom serifs on the left hand vertical can also be seen. BU Full Lustre £45.00 1881H Type G :- H is very strongly double-struck and blatantly obvious even on low grade specimens. This actually appears to be Type C struck over Type A. Near EF £24.00 1881 3 Berries. Obverse 7 (the nostril is longer and "open" at the right hand end). Unc good lustre. £45.00 1881 4 Berries. NEF/GVF £125.00 Witnessed to be sold. 1953 1+A BU Full Lustre. £3.50 1953 1+B BU Full Lustre, rare. £16.00 1952 BU Full Lustre £3.00 1951 BU Full Lustre £2.50 1950 BU Full Lustre £3.00 1947 BU Full Lustre £2.50 1946 BU Full Lustre £2.50 1945 BU Full Lustre £3.50 1943 BU Full Lustre £3.50 1942 BU Full Lustre £3.50 1941 BU Full Lustre, scarce £3.50 1935 BU Full Lustre, very rare. £35.00 Purchased by me ------ Ebay: (still watching )

so are we stil using the database? ...what date range do you want me to do for the fractions and the farthings?

A tip (to all rotographic forum members); on colin cooke site, each coin that has been sold says sold...if you want to know the price that it sold for then put your cursor over the picture that links you to the coin picture and read the end bit of the http adress in the bottom bar of the screen (the one that says 'done') and it will say a number (eg:75 = £75.00, 45 = £45.00 etc...)

Page 10 of 1979 coin yearbook...it is my second oldest coin book