Master Jmd

ok then

lol, well found and a first for you geoff

well, i have only seen about 2 real-fur clothing items on people, all i mostly see is artificial fur, like the clip-on artificial fur on some coat-hoods

yea, i suppose...is GBU a grade?

...is that better?...i have moved it to my 'personal interests'... Edit: oops, wrong topic

thats lovely

No, i disagree, for food purposes is ok, because we cant make cirtain foods without meat, but we can make clothes, and artificial fur, without real furs.

well, in that case; Queen Victoria, because she lost her husband and still managed to stay fairly sain for the end of her monarche. King...not sure!

hmm, is it real bronze? was it made in 1860?

hmm, my strongest is an old 16x magnifying glass, it reveals no scraches!

is this real...if it is then i will want to buy it

The problem is that I am the dealer and he is a collector. I am going to be forced to give the first number! what would you 'bid' up to?

yes, mine is definatley FDC then...

it must be FDC then, even under a powerful magnifying glass one can see no scraches or other minute marks!

i would not offer a price to the dealer Aethelred, ask how much he wants for it, and then make your decision that way

Ext. rare means nothing too much HPJ, i bought an EF 1953 ext. rare 2+A farthing from colin cooke for £8.50 a few weeks (maybe a month) ago, and he already lists another one at the same price!

On tuesday last week, i went down the bank with my mum, and i cashed in a bag of decimalised 1p's and 2p's; i had gone 1p over the £1.00 limit of the bag, but instead of giving me 1p out of the bag, the bank person got a 2004 1p out. This 1p had obviously never reached circulation, and it was in the best condition i had ever seen a penny in; anyway, ive just been looking at this penny and my FDC 1970 proof penny...it seems that my 1p was far more reflective than the 1970 proof penny, my 1p could even make out fully coloured detail (like a bronze mirror )...does this make it FDC? i have only touched the coin rim, and the bank person held it by the rim when he passed it to me...

how much for? what site? (i collect pennies, so dont worry about the sixpence)

yes; sometimes you can post something in 'A', then post in 'B', you realise you make a mistake in 'A' and you cant edit

hmm, i dont think would even stir at that idea...

I had asked chris if us Numismatic researchers could be allowed the ability to edit; and Chris said he would think about it, but there is still no answer!

?????

first 20 pages? where?

right, yea, sorry ... i dont have time to wait, my b'day is in 2 months 5 days! ...you show me one that costs £225 or under then!

i collect pennies from 1797 - 1970 proof...