sweetcheeks82

Krause World Coins list the penny at $6 in F, $15 in VF, $35 in EF and $80 in UNC if they are genuine Not my area of expertise, but they are quite scarce, just 20,000 minted The 1/2d and the 6d are even rarer apparently, just 2,000 and 2,500 minted respectively Yours look to be at least EF grade, but a note of caution they could be modern copies, do you have any provenance? Hope this helps David Hi what does provenance mean? I live in the Isle of Man, they were my dads. The Photos dont display the true colour, i took them in bad lighting, they are alot darker than shown. Thanks for your reply. If the Onchan tokens are real and not some sort of post war souvenir they are very saleable. IOM copper coinage (1709-1813 in particular) is very sought after, particularly in the US and this extends to the wartime tokens. Wow your all so knowledgeable. do you think this has any value, its abit worn though.

Thanks. I have uploaded pics of pennies. I know some of them are worn on one side but the ‘head’ sides are pretty good. Taking pictures and resizing is quite time consuming can you tell me what dates if any to upload pics of these please so that you can give me you opinion of value? Thanks Half Pennies – 1874, 1888, 1906, 1909, 1907, 1917, 1920 and 1925 to 1967 Farthings – 1931, 1917, 1934, 1920, 1925, 1928, 1909, 1919, 1939 to 1946, 1948 to 1951 Shillings – various dates from 1917 Six Pences – various dates from 1929 Threepences – 1900, 1934, 1938, 1941, 1943 Florin – 1928 Half Crown – 1915, 1922, 1928, 1933, 1932, 1948, 1962 Thanks guys. I am working my way through slowly but surely. Much appreciated. http://www.flickr.com/photos/25208007@N08/sets/72157626469107604/

Suggested coins to scan and post, 1860, 1920, 1875, 1882, 1909, 1912, 1893, 1895, 1897 and 1918 if there is an H or KN to the left of the date. Thanks

Thank you i am going to get snapping.

In short, yes and possibly, but without pictures, No, hope that makes sense Thank you, i will get snapping.

If the first is genuine (I can't tell without a lot of Photoshopping), it's probably Diocletian or one of the many short-lived emperors of the mid-late 3rd century A.D. As far as value is concerned, even if it is genuine, probably not worth a fortune as this type of coin is turned up quite regularly by metal detectorists. The second is definitely a gaming token and I would tend to agree with John (argentumandcoins) re the third. It actually says POSTVUMVS on the obverse side of that coin - Gotta have good eyes Wow what a fountain of knowledge you all are. No i didnt get burned buying them they were amoungst my dads coins. I will deffo be posting more pics as i know absolutley nothing about coins, even if they not worth anything its nice to know what they are. Thanks again.

Thanks for the link, that was very helpful.

Krause World Coins list the penny at $6 in F, $15 in VF, $35 in EF and $80 in UNC if they are genuine Not my area of expertise, but they are quite scarce, just 20,000 minted The 1/2d and the 6d are even rarer apparently, just 2,000 and 2,500 minted respectively Yours look to be at least EF grade, but a note of caution they could be modern copies, do you have any provenance? Hope this helps David Hi what does provenance mean? I live in the Isle of Man, they were my dads. The Photos dont display the true colour, i took them in bad lighting, they are alot darker than shown. Thanks for your reply.

Hi, Can anyone tell me if any of these one pennies are worth anything? I have listed the year and the number of pennies i have. thanks Year # Year # Year # Year # 1806 1 1899 4 1920 2 1947 5 1860 2 1900 2 1921 1 1948 6 1875 1 1901 1 1929 4 1949 1 1882 1 1908 2 1930 2 1900 2 1886 1 1909 1 1935 2 1901 1 1889 1 1910 1 1936 3 1961 4 1890 1 1912 8 1937 5 1962 6 1891 3 1913 1 1938 6 1963 8 1893 1 1914 2 1939 3 1964 6 1895 1 1916 4 1940 3 1965 7 1896 4 1917 3 1944 4 1966 9 1897 2 1918 5 1945 7 1967 22 1898 3 1919 5 1946 3

Can anyone identify these coins please?

I have two Isle of Man Onchan Internment Camp 1d coins, can anyone tell me their value please? thanks