Your not asking for much The best information for CH 11 would be Colin Cooke catalogues and web site where you can see two major collections. Pecks book will also assist.
Secret dealers...........We KNOW your secrets Peter I've got a bath full of Baked beans and mushy peas to dive into later...Mrs Peter is on a leash. You're Roger Daltrey in disguise? WHO?
Surely, Peter, you meant www.photobucket.com/WOW A dinner plate sized coin to eat my steak off sausages for me tonight unless Mrs Peter can get off the sofa and add some spice to my beans and peas
Ah, but now you're back Chris, have you seen this brilliant scheme we've all joined? You buy silver bullion coins from them and if you then recruit others to do the same you get your coins for free!! We're all going to be millionnaires...!! Just sign here .... ...this time next year! I shall just go outside for a Monte Christo and a large malt...then pop up the road to be shafted by gypsies and sell the equity in my house.
I have a few slabbed coins but have never had one slabbed. Trouble is they don't fit in the trays. I haven't got a problem with them and will probably buy more
Quality time...I love my girls but time with Mrs Peter is nice(and much cheaper)we have done a few decent holidays before kids and plan on a few more.We have taken them to Spain and France.I got as far as South Wales
We all like different things.Charlie 1/- are not my thing (I do have a few)I collect what I like and that includes everything.New issue stuff will burn your pocket.But Hey
It took Spink an age to get up to date on 1d's (25 years post Freeman at least)Spink is a general catalogue which in itself is fine.But you don't buy a Mondeo manual to service your Porsche.Get a Peck Freeman and Gouby if you are a copperman.Plus Dave's latest book on 20C copper. Rotographics book is also good and takes you into far more detail than Spink. Now use Aboutfarthings and Colin Cooke catalogues and you will be getting there.
Colin Cooke was doing various write ups for different dates.I have a large proportion of his catalogues which are all well thumbed. Give me a PM and I will try and help.I won't put a link onto the net. CC was producing a farthing encyclopedia until his untimely demise I would dismiss Spink.
Also be aware of ironed notes. A while back I was hunting down £1 & 10/- notes including replacements and used Rotographics excellent little book.It all started when a fine art auctioneer and a good mate gave me an unopened 1940 wage packet....happy days as it contained UNC 1933 1d's I would like a white fiver but the Ebay route would seem a bit dodgy.You can get some nice 1940-1980 notes though...check the feedbacks.