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Nice pussy by the way.

REV is a bit blurry, but i'd say better than Fine, GF possibly a little better, but unfortunately, poor pics

I have A 1854 plain trident,were gratia looks like it is over stamped,im wondering if it's a/v I don't think it is realy its just a thought, allso the date looks like it's been stamped twice. Its a fairly common occurance for the Victoria Copper Pennies. The dies were touched up many times, hence you see so much doubling on the legends.

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I'm certainly no expert with milled but could the 5 be over a 3? Great close up photo too! Also just out of interest you mention Baldwin, was there any other dealers from the UK at this fair? Never noticed, i was basically in and out unfortunately. I think i'm more calm about it now. Thanks

A more closer view in 2 pics, it was a little to big at 200x mag Interestingly enough, the older gent said he had one in BUNC many years ago

Picked this up today while at the Numismata coin fair in Munich. I took it over to the Baldwin table after getting it and asked what they thought. The older guy who was obviously the boss took a good look and was a little nerved by the 5 in the date, so i'm poppong it on here for 24hrs before i head back tomorrow with some pictures for the old guy at Baldwins, he simply stated that it's hard to tell without a scoped picture, so here it is for you gents first of all. Opinions appreciated as usual.

Due to the great depression, all Gold was melted, including the 1933 which should never have gone into circulation. single figure minatge is known to exist still and only 1 in private hands (they don't know who has it) and several are in the hands of the USA authorities awaiting litigation. Now to the ugly............ http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/tyne/6357311.stm

I think the only silver pennies (and Fourpence and Twopence) issued during George VI's reign were maundy issues. Mintage for Maundy money is always pretty low, there's some mintage figures and indicative values (for the sets) here, but I don't know how up-to-date this is: http://www.maundymon...6064/14115.html According to this the mintage for the 1938 set was 1,275 pieces. BTW the coin will be 50% silver, not sterling (92.5%), as maundy money was debased along with the rest of our coinage in 1921, though was restored back to sterling silver in 1947 when silver was removed completely from our circulating coinage . Hope this helps! Sorry, I've just read your post again, you've said it has Britannia on the reverse (which the maundy penny doesn't) - I don't know of any British silver penny of 1938 with Britannia on it - sounds more like a 19th century groat! Is it British or a colonial coin? Or it could be a Penny that someone has had dipped in silver. Silver would weigh more if genuine, get it weighed and let us know.

What happened to the 1934 wreath crown you Said you were getting?

Wonder what the OBV counterstamped B means and whatever else is on the OBV.........

REV is nicely engraved and people do collect these, just ask Debbie.

To put it politely, it sounds like a mess, but a picture paints a thousand words.

no..........i have 1 whole set of 29............ and then i have 20 coins taken from circulation plus another 2 in rm packs. youve been quick enough to jump on peckris here, but youve not answered the question........how much do you want to pay? fiver? and i'll pay in 50ps There's 3 people in this world, those that can count and Scotsmen

no reply from mr Azda, so i will keep em myself Sorry ski, i missed it........so you have 22 coins?

Are you taking orders lol? Do you mean buying the first round or proxy bidding? lol Bidding...........The beer you can buy afterwards, don't want you going mental with bids due to you being drunk lol

Are you taking orders lol?

1721 would be George I and 1727 George II. You have written Geo II so i'd make an assumption that its probably 1727 area The 1st coin in my 2 pictures are George II 1743 and the 2nd is George I, notice the 2 busts are facing in different directions, another indicator of King/Queen In this instance Geo I faces right and Geo II left

£14:50 Not being in the UK Peck it's a little hard to pay 14.50 innit.

Speaking of moods, am feeling frustrated.................... and no John, not in that way

Errrr no ski, you sure you're no Scottish? :DThanks for the tips anyway, as i said, i don't live in the UK, so buying them would be my only option, although, i am visiting the motherland next month, need to breath some pure air and get pished :blink: :blink: :blink:

Any update on the lighthouse problem yet Chris?

Hello, all the coins apart from the last one seem to be in good condition. If you were selling them you'd at least achieve bullion value of the coins (on ebay at least) if sold to a jeweller then you'd obviously get less.

Was thinking about collecting these for my son and was wondering what the general prices are? Obviously with me not being in the UK it would be difficult to obtain them from change. I've seen the complete set (29 coins) and so was wanting to ask what would you generally pay for the whole lot right now?