Master Jmd

This could be one of two things. Either a penny or a twopence. If you give us the diameter, i could tell you which one it is. If it is a penny, it will be worth about £90, if it is a twopence it will be worth about £170. The condition is very good. i had said about the diameter william...and i dont think that it is in a brilliant condition, the edge are quite damaged

it still may be unclear to determin what the 1797 is between Cartweel Penny and Twopence...i think that we will need the diametre's...

I would, but im out of money ...besides, it will come along again, it is only R9

Happy B'day sovereign...have a great day

a nice 1935 farthing in BU?

its nice ...i wonder who will get it...

I'm afraid it's sold now William, I sold it yesterday. Thanks for the comments so far, I'll make ammendments to the master today. Awww, thats a shame... once again; sorry william...but it wasn't me this time

spamming chris?!

I wouldn't buy an Angel because i would not know where to store it within my collection...i would buy the farthings seeing as i am trying to collect them So it is not nesessarily the same thing Oli

Still doing good then i see Page 2: 'Issued for use colonially' - would it be better to say 'issued for colonial use'?

oops...but i am saying what is your dream coin, not what coin would you buy

What would be your dream coin?...what coin would you love to own? ----------- Mine would be a clash between these three: 1) Cromwell Patern Farthing 2) Angel...dont mide which 3) Anne Farthing (1713-14)

what does it say about the rarities of the 1953 2+A, 1953 2+A proof and the 1915 TT farthings?

Online?...if so, could you tell me where?

why dont you try working on sixpences from 1970 downwards and hammered? why do you not like the modern milled stuff anyway?

and there was us thinking that you could never specialise...

spink say's that all victorian proofs are ext. rare...but i would not no a specific rarity ALL Victorian proofs rare? I think you've read it wrong or they're lying to you... Ok then, Spink says: Proofs exist of most years and are generally extremely rare for all denominations

i thought that it would work better in metal imortance...

Wow, sharapova (sp?) has just won the womens final against the world no.1 serena (sp?) williams! Good play...

Tips and corrections: 1) Page 1 - 'Copper, Bronze, Silver, Nickel-Brass and Cupro-Nickel' - Would it be better to have 'Copper, Bronze, Nickel-Brass, Cupro-Nickel and Silver'? 2) Page 4 - 1826 ND I for 1 - shouldnt it go F, VF, EF, Unc. like all other dates? 3) Page 6-7 - The FMAN numbers are after the mintage... (1000th post )

It is probably ESC...but it may be a different collection of coinage for sylvester...

spink say's that all victorian proofs are ext. rare...but i would not no a specific rarity

Oh, i also like: 'Insanity laughs at the presure we play in, why cant we give ourselves one more chance, why cant we give love another chance, why cant we give love, give love, give love, give love, give love, give love, Coz loves such an old fashioned word, and love dare's you to care for the people on the edge of the light, and love dare's you to change our way of caring about our selves, this is our last dance, this is our selves Under Pressure' (Under Pressure) (Queen and David Bowie)

JMD...have you ever had an opportunity to take a look at the contents of Peck's book? im only 13, and yes i have seen the book briefly, but no i do not want it yet...i will probably get a copy when i have completed farthings from 1895 OH - 1956...

What is your favourite line from any song? -------- I would say that mine would be: And like a sinner before the gates of heaven i'll come runing on back to you... (Bat out of Hell) (Meat Loaf)