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    Afternoon!

    Peter replied to Jacamo's topic in Beginners area

    It is a slippery slope.But WELCOME. 800 coins in a tin sounds like something I shifted at a car boot a couple of years ago. May I say never again.
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    If they are rubbish of which they appear sell as a job lot. A circulated 1950 half crown is worth diddly. Or give to a charity.
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    I just use a cotton bud.
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    Well done Bob That is still on my sights.
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    Ebay finds its level.You will get spot plus a bit...less fees and paypal. Send them tracked...A lesson I have learnt for anything over £15.Scum bags.
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    Try the Fitzwilliam museum in Cambridge.I am aware they have an extensive library of auction catalogues I'm planning a visit once I can establish what they have and what I want to see. Mrs Peter and the girls will happily spend a day shopping before I buy dinner. Fitzwilliam site is not the easiest to navigate but a phone call has worked wonders.They have some smart people working there.
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    When I was working at Waterloo by train back to Suffolk left from Liverpool Street. A couple of other lads used Liverpool Street which is a stones throw from Brick Lane and Green Street. You had to take your own beer into the many Curry houses.We ate there at least twice a week for about £5 per head Smashing grub.I also had a Pakistani clerk and his mother often sent me a container of curry for my lunch.
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    Rob Heed Pecks advice. Proof sets drop like a stone. I have several sets and never paid more than £8.
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    It looks like it is a brass copy. A half guinea will be 21mm and weigh 4.1g. Thus the value will be minimal.
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    Rotographic (the owner of this site Chris Perkins) Is working on his latest decimal coin book. I keep all the top quality coins that come my way.
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    Worth keeping the CGS ticket.The coin would easily hit MS grades in the US.
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    Good work Peck
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    Decent coins Dave.
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    I've gone for 10 bob notes and £1 notes. Replacement notes are the collectable ones. I started out with an unopened wage envelope from 1940 it had 2 10 shilling notes. I also have an album of cheques.....sad bugger I am.
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    Ahhh Paulus I'm just going to make a sandwich.....would you like one?
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    I'm sure Robs box is always full....yer know the Northern boys
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    Sound If you ever want a boring evening I am about 25 miles away.
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    Ah now I know I don't collect 1d's. I will stick to farthings.
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    Why not experiment? Good move Gary hope it is Suffolk n good. I'm still considering buying raw,PCGS slab and onto Heritage.It seems a way to mug the punters.
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    Brandon You are whetting my collecting eye.
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    Lets face facts that it is good as you are going to get for I book covering the era it does.
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    Such ball control.
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    Can't resist bargain hunt Yep I agree with Rob.
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    The 1 in a million has been revised also. I did ask a question.
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