Master Jmd

how can you say that

Word Association (single words only!!!) I say one word, then the next person says the first word in their head that is connected to the first one. Like if I said "Tennis" you could say "Balls". Or "Racket". Get it?? I'm sure you've got imaginations, let's see how mutated they all are. I'll go first........ Coin next. single words only!!!!!!

William Wurzbach - german?

I can not seem to find any rules on this forum, so i think i had better start some... Rules: No Swearing - there are younger coin collectors that post in the forum. No Spamming - because its just plain annoying. No Rude pictures/avatars - Same reason as swearing. No rasist pictures/comments - I am sure that you understand why. No nastyness towards other forum users - a joke once in a while is ok, and if you know someone who is constantly doing this then report them to an admin. It is your duty to report any people(s) that you know or reasonably suspect to be breaking any of the above rules. And please obide by the rules, because it makes the forum a much nicer place to be.

how will you know if we are members when we purchase items?

well, i was asking anyone really, not just kuhli...so a value?

and value?

i suppose i will never know then

as they say...you learn something every day

i would say: reproduction or cleaned or fake or ext. rare but im just a kid

My Webpage this is the link you are after^

another one born in 1990

Why do you collect coins?

i have an 18?? penny, and my problem is the '??' bit...the coin is very dark, and quite worn...is there any way to find out what the '??' bit is without damaging the coin? it is definatly after 1860, and before 1895!

i dont like westminster myself, but it was either buy a £5 coin from the royal mint for £7.55, or buy the £5 coin from westminster collection for £9.99 and get a set of George III reproduction coins...

the marks from the brooch is unfortunate... my favourite coins are: (in order) Edward VII Coronation Crown 1907 Edward VII shiling with some lustre 1914 Silver Threepence with some lustre Rhodisian Half Crown EF. 1941 unc. 2p coins 1993 - 2003 1797 cartwheel penny

my dream coin would be an unc. Edward VIII brass threepence

i bought the 18th century of the monarchy £5 coin from westminster coins, and they included a free set of reproduction george III coins, but they are not stamped or engraved with any un-normal marks, they look perfectly real infact!

this is it:

it looks dusty to me!

What is your best buy? profitable or favourible? my best buy was a whitman folder for florins 1941 - 1967, it had these coins with it; 1941,42,45-57,59-67...all uncirculated...bought for £10.49 from ebay...and according to my British Coins Market Values 2004, they are all together worth around £160

i do not collect them, but go with the old ones. it is pointless to collect the newer ones because there are so many made...

ok, thanks for your help..

ten shillings: J.S. Fforde one pound: D.H.F.S------- V i am not sure about the pound note, but it is definately D.H.F. somethingV and yes, they are both QEII...

i dont really want a book about notes, just a value...they are both unc. notes... the pound note is labled AN79 492923 the ten shillings note is labled C24N 44I935