Master Jmd

yes, but it is exeptional, i fell in love with it the day i saw it...

for my b'day i will probably get the 1806 no incuse curls £325.00 BU penny off of colin cooke , just hope no one elce gets it

such a loss, i have been weeping for weeks ..oh well...

ok, thanks all

hope you do ...i am still in grief at loosing the bid for that 1902 LT BU penny ...

I have just bought This the seller has said that it is a single line exergue type, but i do not have any other 1940 pennies to compare it with...can someone either 1) tell me if this coin is a single exergue, or 2) show me examples of a single and double exergue penny...many thanks

my idea

yes, thats what i mean, with money i can buy any coins ...happy b'day

? why did you need to say that???

my most valuble coin...1907 EF Lustorious Shilling...soon to change when it comes my b'day

ok thanks

wrong thread HPJ

by sealed, i mean in a plastic 'clingfilm-like' cover, mine was...

most of them are sealed so you cannot have a look inside the book until you buy it...

yes, i have had one for ages...

i dont have a peck or freeman, but wouldent you have to ask the authors permision?

in yr. 10 , i think that people have to be in yr. 12 to be prefects at my school!

rofl,

I have a 1879 Obv. 9 Rev. K penny (according to spink)...i was wondering why it is worth far more then the other two 1879 pennies...

(couldent edit...for the third time ) I know that the collectors coins does not include gold coinage, but does the george III coin book have gold?...if it does then i could add a few George III sovereigns to your database chris...

I have notised that, all other books start with crowns... yes, only add patern coinage if it is nessesary (mayby the 1860 patern pennies)...the Edward VIII coinage is not nessesary, the only coin availible to collectors is the 1937 threepence, and that is highly rare... I hope you are recording these ideas chris...Page 9, so have you already encountered the quater farthings yet?, the contence page is easily changeable isnt it? I agree... Doubt it, it s not on any website as a grade...and surely it is only possible to get proofs in 'AFDC', normal unc coins would not be in 'AFDC' condition even if they have just left the mint...'AFDC' is basicly 'GBU' isnt it?

well done sylvester...

they have them at my grammar school, but i have never seen/met a prefect or head boy/girl for some parculier reason

Exactly, i do not want to have to be the only one researching over 200 years of pennies...that would be hard and time consuming...and i think that custard1966 said about coppers somewhere...

yes, that is quite a lot, i have added about 11 coins...