Jamesred

Yep that is correct.... The old haggis was made because in the old days (whenever they were) the Scots didn't like to waste food so all the parts of a sheep that were not consumed in the "normal" manner were all stuffed into the intestinal bag of the said sheep, cooked then eaten. Basically all the sh1te thats left and the introduction of the deepfried mars bar etc goes to prove we like our food. Remember us Scots are tight.... we invented copper wire!!!! 2 Scots fighting over a penny James

Hi Guys Thanks for the answers so far...... Looking at the farthings i have for 1835 (7 of them) the three on this particular coin is also different could it possibly be a 3/6??? Is my initial question regarding the 8 Having the flat left side to look like a B classed as an error?? Cheers James

Im a Scot, ... sorry Jock..... Sorry Haggis Hunter....... ahem! Anyway i always found it funny when we used to call the "English" Sassenachs when in fact the word means Lowland Scot (which i am), long past are the days where i used to go hunting for haggis, far better from a butchers and the little sod could fairly move too!! I live and work in England now and have many good friends who all say "see u Jimmy" i laugh it off as i think its funny........ i always hear of 1966 blah blah blah but i always remind folks down here of 1977 lmao we took your goals!! All light heated comments please and no i dont wear a kilt, i dont have ginger hair and my names no Hamish Jim

I had my camera stolen tonight ..... oh dear LMAO

I like that too, i started buyng some foreign gold on ebay and have struck lucky a couple of times. Im sorting through a massive collection that was left, about 20 times more coins than i had collected over 15 years as a "mere beginner" my biggest buzz now is finding a coin that i know is expensive and not many people have.!! a good example is a very nice 1854 florin in brilliant nick.... not selling..... One day the wife may understand why i get so into it. I will do a website when i finish sorting them out and photographing them to keep a tally on them. All the good ones are locked up in a bank vault now..... too scared as i live in a semi rough area where "they come back an nick the milk from your tea after they took the sugar" James

Hi Guys, I have just noticed that i have 2 different 8's on the 1835 farthing, both are in crap condition but one of the 8's looks like a B Have taken a shot of both dates as close as i can get it. Its the lower date....... can it be worn?? only in the curve area? Cheers James

Hi all, Still sorting through this load of coins and i have come across a 1806 half penny probable grade is a Good Fine. On closer inspection of it i can see an A below the R & I of Britannia and the right leg of the A is directly above the third leaf up on the olive branch. I have tried to photograph it and scan it but can only see it through an eye piece...... my wife can also see it. I do have another coins the same and it is not on that one. Any Ideas????

I got 7 A levels all A's and what did i decide to do?? Manage a Hotel!! What a waste lol i wanted to be an Archaeologist too..... but too cold ouside for me!

MMmmm Dont fancy stickin them on there! My question was to get an idea of what i thought the grade was so i was far off... ahh well i will just keep to what i know best. Still i think i got a couple of good coins.

Many thanx for any advice given, if it weren't for here id have made a lot of mistakes. James

Manx Obverse

Manx Penny

Obverse 1797

I have a 2 pence and a manx 1 pence i will post obverse and reverse for each coin. I am a beginner in all of this and i would say that my coins are above VF. What do u think?

Thought id have a look and see if he had bad feedback from the winner of the bid....Guess What?? Coin delivered WAS NOT coin pictured. BEWARE!! Buyer neutron56 ( 157) 04-Aug-05 08:35 8319375842 Reply by maxbax0: beware he bids then complains about the items 04-Aug-05 14:03 Lokks like it wasn't his day!! Jim

Many thanks for that ... i feel better now James

Im really sorry its not loading the pic.... hopefully this time

Obverse . . . . sorry scanner playing up!!

Obverse . . . . sorry scanner playing up!!

Hi, I have a 1959 Two Shilling and it looks to me that it has on the reverse it is toothed and on the obverse it is beaded?? Anyone shed any light as its not listed anywhere. Or is it my eyesight??? Reverse is here and will do obverse on next page