I'm sure it is great but the site is really for predecimal collectors so don't be disappointed by the lack of interest.Although thinking about it the "new penny" is now 47 years old
I hate all the b*llocks with overcut dates.They are the norm rather than rarities.You get some punters who think they have a unique coin.Come on Mr Goode...where is your book?
What do need to know? Lets have a stab. Condition is NF (F is only bv) It is sterling silver (92.5% silver) When it left the mint it would of been 5.65g.
Go to Colin Goodes site (aboutfarthings) you may well enjoy it..
The amount of work some people put into the hobby FOC is amazing.I will certainly buy his book.It will never be perfect just look at Peck and Freemans books.Get a deal done with Chris?
PS welcome Vegas
Just be aware a few coins I've bought from the US the import charges have been 20% .i argued over a James 1 1/-.Got nowhere but wrote it off (£12) as I have had many delivered FOC of import costs..Win some/lose some at the moment $ v £ is a non starter.I will wait until we are $2 to the £.
All hail to central heating.I don't even have a chimney at Chez Pierre . I bought a lot of BU bronze from Cubishly back in the 70's from the adverts in CM.They are holding up well. I actually love quality light chocolate brown coins with no carbon spots.
These are common but pleasing coins. LCA one is a BIG avoid.15 years ago these were available at £100.Damn the internet.
1758,1787 shillings were cheap as chips. I even paid £15 to CC for a 1745 lima shilling vf (common) but doing over £100+ now.
Excellent video Dave cheers bud.
We must remember that graders ARE NOT experts on ALL coins.The diversification on this forum brings the knowledge bank together.IMO I wouldn't use their services as they appear to be a "jack of all trades" and masters of nothing.