Master Jmd

There is no link to The Collectors Society on the forums page Also, could you change the link to my site to www.mjmdcoins.tk instead of www.mjmdcoins.a11.net? Thanks

I've added a British Grading section to my new website. Click here, then click coins, and click British grading from the left menu. I think that I will stick with this site at the moment as I can use frontpage with it

As a trial for an improved website, I have also created This, my new website, which can alternatively be found at www.mjmdcoins.tk. I appologise for the advert at the top, it goes away after a while

For its date it is quite amazing to find it...

That looks great Millimoo...I will add a link to your site this afternoon

Linky

Hmm...they are back are they...oh well...

CCGB 2005 values "up to £20 proof in leatherette" or "up to £10 BU set".

I think that the layout of your site is one of the best I have seen, keep up the good work

You have some very nice coins there Saltford (sorry, I could not find your name on the website). One mistakey kind of thing that I noticed was that the enlarged image pop-ups cut the bottom off of the coin picture...is this just for me?

Hmm...maybe...have you removed the links totally? Because I cannot find them any more!

Lol...but I doubt that slabbing services would accept...unless they know the wonders of being married. Good basis to start up a wife-slabbing business though.

Another thing is that you have set hyperlinks to go white when clicked. This means that they go invisible to the white background

I think that all forums have an image restriction (maybe with the exeption of coinpeople).

Mines on A11.net, which has pre-made templates...I do not know if it is possible to get the code for this...

Belated Happy Birthday Levi

Lol...I suppose it is interesting what comes out of a coin forum every now and then Edit: Sorry for the double post

Looking at what Oli said, I suppose I should expand on what I said... Other than coins, I also go to a tennis club once every while. History is very interesting, and I especially like the programs that are shown (and repeated too often) on UKTV History channel when the tele is on... Chemistry is my favourite subject at school, closely followed by History and Maths. We have had a new chemistry teacher recently, and the funny thing is his name is Mr. S Hussain, he teaches us stuff that is quite far above the top science set (me being in the middle set) for the first 20 minutes of the lesson before going on about fast cars and GPS systems etc... ...which is fun Old cars are also interesting. And I am not really one for watching much sport; I'd rather play football than watch the same old teams playing on tv.

Coin collecting is my main hobby, but if you count looking out of the patio window and admiring the different types of birds and squirals that take a daily visit to my garden's bird feeder to eat, drink and wash (whilst I am on the PC typing messages like this) as a hobby then that is what I also do

Indeed, they are nice

Modern trains are all the same nowadays...what are the Stephenson's Rockets of today? - Electric powered buses that run on rails! The bus station nearest to me is also being replaced by a supermarket (the one featured in the opening scenes of sitcom: The Office)...it is a shame really...

Yes...there is quite a bit of verdegris though , but that is not a big problem for me

Thanks for adding the link to my website, I shall do the same for yours on mine Although I cannot read it, it looks as if it is coming allong quite nicely

I have now also added a links page. (don't worry Chris, Predecimal is at the top of the lists ). Which can be found here.

Well, they are all pennies (obviously), and there is one variation of the 1921 penny: does the colon point to a gap or a bead? - Not that this changes any of its value. Do you have any pictures of the coins?