Master Jmd

what is the value of Rev Ab - Ns point between teeth (this is the rarer one) in BU full lustre condition?

I was looking at my 'doubles' of George VI pennies, and i noticed that in one of them, the first line of the 'N' in 'PENNY' pointed to a tooth, whilst on another 1937 penny the first line of 'N' in 'PENNY' pointed in between two teeth...amazingly; i googled and found that there are theese 2 types...but unfortunately, the website did not tell me if one of them was rare or not...can anyone shed morelight on this subject?

tea ...i detest coffee

im 13, 14 in august

ok, ill change it...

Have you suddenly transformed into coins or am I missing something? ...well, i did that to say that i am master jmd collection, not that master jmd collection was a buiiness...

I think you are aiming a bit too high atm...but it is your book, so i suppose you can do it if you want...one problem would be getting people to find the download, you would have to advitise a specific site (eg: rotographic) and then try to attract people to it, which cou;d be a hard task...and remember, a downloadable version could be coppied to a CD, Flopyisc, paper, anything compatible too it...you need to think about the pros and cons about it... but what?...on adobe you can save it to disk and then print it...and people could still use the print screen button as a way of printing/copying it...

1812 penny = info here i am not sure about the half penny... the other coin is a half penny that has Vincit Amor Patrie on one side, but i do not know much elce about them...

do you want us to tell you what they are?

it is so far coming allong quite nicely...error: the 1821 farthig says mintage as 2,68.8,000...there shouldnt be a '.'

wow ...that is lovely...i hope youare proud do you have any pictures?

precisely i think he said in good condition because he is probably not used to the proper grading system...you would not really expect a non-numismatist saying fine condition, but they would probably say good condition...

What are the top 10 favourite coins in your collection? for the moment, mine is: 1) Scacer 1940 ABU/BU full lustre - single exergue penny 2) 1901 ABU/BU full lustre - penny; quite rare in its current state 3) 1953 BU full lustre - penny; also quite rare in its condition 4) 1823 AVF/VF - farthing 5) 1855 VF/GVF - Penny 6) 1879 Fair/Fine - penny; Even with wear, it is easy to see that it is Obv. 9 Rev. K witch is rare according to spink 7) 1937 FDC - Proof Penny 8) 1860 AVF/VF - smaller bronze farthing with some lustre 9) 1907 EF - lusrous shilling 10) 1853 VF - Farthing; nothing special, just like it

Hmm...i do only collect pennies, but after seeing your virtual tour it has made me really want a nice 1700's maybe 1600's sixpence...i will probably not fully collect, but i just would love to have one...if you read the my interestssection of my profile, you wil notice that at the bottom it says that i may wonder off from pennies...but no need to worry sylvester; i wont be big competition to you

ok, sorry...

presicely

exactly... i do that, but i want this one because i think it is wonderful later in life, i may not be able to find a better/same specimin... it will be a present for my b'day... yes, well said, that was the point that i was trying to get accross...

yes, but put it this way - colin cooke collects farthings, but he has a 1952 half crown...i am currently collecting pennies from 1900 - 1967, i want a 1806 penny to go with my later in life advancements...

strange, i hadnt realised...

yes, but if it sells (not to me), then i will have great difficulty trying to find a nicer specimin...

yea, well...i can afford the little things...b'day's and christmas' are an exeption...

(sill cant edit ) Penny Queen Victoria 1865 VFnUN...what is very fine near uncirculated?...EF/Unc?

nothing funny about it, victorias bronze pennies started in 1860, and changed from the jubilee head to the older 'widow' head in 1895...

thats a risk worth taking...

exactly, it would really boost my collection...