Peter

I've ticked most boxes. An easy series like double florins has been released as the condition was not good enough. I've also dabbled with the darkside.

I confess to getting all the Olympic 50p coins and putting them in a folder. Still a boy I suppose.

Is it legal to shoot a Welshman in certain border towns?

I think Rob is working on a silver book.

You could do with Collectors Coins GB for less than a fiver.It will give you ESC refs and a load more.

Too good? It looks about NVF and a problem free coin. There are many types (frosted,pearls...no pearls ETC)

Welcome to the forum. Members include published writers,dealers,experienced and novice collectors. No question will be frowned on we all still learn.

No With the hole it is worth scrap or 99p on Ebay. Leave on the fob.

Debbie is correct. Here is one from newly listed. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GB-George-III-Maundy-Threepence-1762-/271207309553?pt=UK_Coins_BritishMilled_RL&hash=item3f253720f1

Hopefully. You might want to pick it up before Peter pilfers it from the delivery office to replace one of his lost'uns. I've got enough Spinks (and Seabys) that I don't need a ladder to clean the upstairs windows.

Hopefully. You might want to pick it up before Peter pilfers it from the delivery office to replace one of his lost'uns. I've got enough Spinks (and Seabys) that I don't need a ladder to clean the upstairs windows.

We are so nice...or at least Clive is. I've sent at least 4 parcels out (books,coins,mini microscopes etc)and they have all buggered off.

10 years ago I set out on £1 & 10 shilling notes. I got a long way there with replacement notes being the rare ones. It started out with my good friend who gave me an un opened wage pack from 1940 which contained 2 10 shilling notes and 2 £1 notes. The history behind this fascinated me. As it happens the book price was about £180.00+ My friend is a fine art auctioneer so what goes round comes round...I've put a bit of business his way. Another friend is into George 11 furniture...his purse strings are more flexible than mine although a few years back his wife asked for a selection of George 11 coins which still are framed in the down stairs WC of their 16C house.

He did sell a fair common 1711 6d for nearly £143 He had described it as NEF.

Dave's buddy from Dundee is back. Somehow a F coin worth £20 is beyond belief. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/370814683740?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

The one dollar is so wrong.A crude copy. I will try to check the other one out when I have more time.

Bidders have an option.I have bought a few variety beauties at what I am happy with.Ebay tends to give you a nice selection and may it last.

Punch 1957 halfpenny into ebay search and they crop up.They are not rare but have 4 varieties.

Polished and crap. Why do people bother for a 5p bit of crap?

Quick tip. DO NOT BUY GREEN COPPER.

There is a huge difference between the plastic and proof coins. I have picked up the plastic set for as little as £6 but paid £55 for the proof set.

Keep your pecker up Peck. I'm sure you will get what you want. Moving is always a nightmare.

I think it maybe the R4 but I'm no 6d expert.

Looks normal to me but all hammered are different. Being a type collector it fits the bill nicely and every thing under £100 doesn't send Mrs Peter into a hissy fit.

Just received this and looks much better in hand. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RICHARD-11-HALFPENNY-1377-1399-LONDON-MINT-SPINK-1700-/151030011315?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWNX%3AIT&nma=true&si=wX3l4tqFgp9g25lda9ldWQVTd4g%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc