Hello17

i looked at a very worn 1963 penny and i just see a 5 shape in the 3 is it worth anything

its the 1963 i can tell

the 1961 is unc and the 1939 i dont know but defenietly from f-ef(i would say gVF)

anyone else

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£99.99 is only because shops have to pay tax for everty pound they value the prduct and they get .99 at the end to max profits

i remember when i looked at the newspaper and one had sold for over £5000 that a little girl tried to sell

i actually have £15 and i might spend some at the museum though ?-?

yes it is in fashion for my age in my area back on topic???

Hello, I'd go for it ... maybe you could see something else for a couple of pounds if you have spare cashola ... my budget is £10 i am looking at a 1945 half crown (gEF)for the other £5 or a 1949 Half Crown EF for £4

So should i buy when i go this month or not (find another?)

So you flip yourself to decide stuff i would like one with a picture of me and the other side a sheep in a sheild shape

i found on some predecimal coins some letters(needed magnifing glass ) what does this mean kg on 1939 shilling wg on english 1963 shilling

is it worth 5/6 pounds as i am going there with my pocket money (im a kid) and only have £8-10 to spend and i like this. is it worth it it is graded UNC and it would be a good starter for me (from Cambridge Coins) i do not have other side becausew it was not there

Good to see you back Hello, no, I've never seen a commonwealth games £2 either. Yet. My time will come. That makes me laugh. i went to my local shop and asked for mmy change (£8)in two pound coins and they said they aint got none

£2 and 50ps with designs on are considerably varying... in every handful; of 50ps the Libary one seems to show and i have never seen a commonmwealt games £2

my grandma showed me some pre-decimal coins(nothing much except from a few foriegn coins) and i want to know about 1939 shilling and 1963 shilling that my grandma actually made at expediton when she was 12 and they are both in good condition the 1939 is very shiny like it was only say a month old the 1963 is a bit duller but still in amazing condition i haven't got a scanner in access at the moment but i will

i would be happy if all 28bn landed at my doorstep

Hiya mate ~ welcome to the forum. You'll find a list of dealers here I've found one in Bedford:- Eagle Coins 50 De Parys Avenue, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK40 2TP Where at 50 de parys avenue ... i went and there was no sign so we didn't go

Hi Kath, Yes, it is rare and worth more than scrap value. I would grade it at fair and pay about £30 if I was buying it, expecting to take maybe £50 when I eventually sold it on. John. Thanks, that is extremely helpful John. I think this dealer is trying to pull a fast one! Kath Maybe he just isn't too hot on British stuff! I was probably a bit generous on the grade (especially the reverse) but I would still expect to take £50 at the point I sold it on. John. Yes perhaps. That's a kinder view anyway. However, he is still obviously not the right person to take a collection of mostly british coins to. How can I find an honest dealer with the right knowledge? I have inherited a collection most of which is probably genuinely only worth it's scrap value. However my investigations make me think there may be one or two coins that are worth a little more. I am not a collector and would really like to sell. I live in Bedfordshire so it would probably be easiest if I could find someone local who I felt I could trust Kath im in kempston but im a kid

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Hiya mate ~ welcome to the forum. You'll find a list of dealers here I've found one in Bedford:- Eagle Coins 50 De Parys Avenue, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK40 2TP I found on near as well but that is nice thanks