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Peter

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  1. I concur with Peck on the attractiveness of both coins. The crown F/GF The half crown approaching NVF.
  2. Right about the too many. What was the attraction? I hate to think how many I would need to drink to pluck up the courage and purchase that one. My one is so worn I like to upgrade...even the horrible pennies. I would like to get a top 69(wouldn't we all chaps ) The 71 was an example and I can get rid of the existing.
  3. Should buy a nice meal at the local Indian. keep posting. I usually start at 99p and they tend to end up at the market price. Although bulk up the damaged silver. Don't bother selling modern bronze.
  4. I bought this recently (after too many Speckled hens) I shall aim at a few BU common dates Viva Declan. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=171050142947
  5. Mrs Peter has a Hyundai SIII coupe and I have recently sold my 1.9 turbo Vectra with a view to buy an Estate but Dog/family friendly. Plus my DIY is an important part of what I enjoy. You can't put a door or smelly springer in a Porsche Cayman.
  6. Try this site for a guide to prices.I can't load flicker so I can't comment on the grades. http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/values/index.html
  7. Hi All the pre 1947 silver has bullion value. Pre 1947 is 50% silver and pre 1920 92.5%. As Peck stated condition is the key.
  8. Bob So your lottery numbers came up. That is a pretty penny.
  9. I bought a case of Newcastle Brown then worked away for a week and Mrs Peter and her friends gulped the lot. To her credit she bought me 3 Speckled hens tonight but all I can find is 1 left and a bit of snoring. I wouldn't change her for an UNC 1693 & 1717 farthing...offers welcome
  10. It gives me sanity when every other bugger gives me grief. I log on and it gets better I do like you boys/girls but not in a biblical sense.
  11. I just bought a low grade 1871 1d..can't resist.Trouble is I can't find it in the mass of coins awaiting recording http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171050142947?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
  12. Mrs Peter still keeps an eye on my coin purchases DOH. When will you sell them? I can't.I don't know how dealers do it.
  13. Only kidding Rob. We are still looking for another buy. I find the horrid market in work has sent me into early retirement. I have bought the 3m ladder,wallpaper stripper and we can both tile etc. We have just adapted.
  14. Copper/bronze under ground is a big NO the only stuff which is nice is from the Thames mudlarkers or from a nice sandy soil.
  15. Depends on date and variety. Even in Uncirculated. A 1935 or 36 may only get £1
  16. I love this forum. There are so many smart ar5e's or I must be lacking in the old grey matter?
  17. Rob you snob. We did the lounge,dining room and hall in laminate. We now have a cartoon dog. The first 20 strides he stays in the same place....especially when the front door is rung BTW I've just had a speckled hen with the remains of Fathers day brunch...trouble is it was the last one.....a cuppa then 40 winks looks on the cards.
  18. To all river fishermen happy 16th. Got the rods and reels out last night....
  19. I've just found out the three ladies in my house are cooking Jersey Royals,asparagus,homemade bread,venison,salad/dressing and lashings of ginger beer(well forget the ginger) Followed by strawberries and a nice Burgandy. Happy Fathers day.
  20. Cliff diving in Lanzarote fueled by cheap gin. I prefer a potter around my potatoe patch nowadays.
  21. Now that would be a members only thread.Mrs Peter won't be able to acess it. I was accused of straying before I met Mrs Peter but it was the sister of the aforementioned ....my good friend had 4 sisters 3 down
  22. 42 the same as his IQ and the size of pre Mrs Peters knockers.I do miss the challenge but I prefer a good book now
  23. Report me to RSPCA but the whooping pidgeon has got to go.We are not going to feed our cat until he has done his work.
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