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Hussulo

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  1. Thanks Colin, You have sourced a lot more information then I could find. Regards, Hus
  2. Anyone help idetify this? it could be for a medal? Its 41.66mm dia. 11.9mm wide and heavy (it overloads my digital scales). It has the pattern on the front and a screw hole on the centre of the reverse. It is quite thick and also along the (ribon below the unicorn and bird) it has "ENERO 1° DE 1884" written. I have discovered "enero" to be a month, January 1884.
  3. 1964 Offcentre and partial obverse brockage 3d.
  4. Nice coins and info scottishmoney. I once bought a "California" fractional gold coin. Won it for very little on ebay. I belive it was a restrike/replica and probably gold plated. The obverse had an indian head the reverse 1/2 dollar but had a bear below. I since read somewhere that the coins with bears are restrikes? shed anymore light on this matter?
  5. Nice one scottishmoney. Congrats.
  6. No worries. Whenever you have time.
  7. Ok to be honest most of that went straight over my head Chris, I think it will be a static html site, but I do like your new look site.
  8. No problemo Chris. By the way how do you "turn on better search engine friendly paths "? Just a thought for when I get my website up and running.
  9. Somebody posted this on another forum. Thought I'd share it here for anyone that hasn't seen it.
  10. Stemm said a formal announcement will come later, but court records indicate the coins might come from a 400-year-old ship found off England. CLICK HERE FOR LINK
  11. Here's another picture with more light on it.
  12. Received this one today. It appears to be a 1922 Halfcrown reverse die trial in lead. Is it reverse A or B? Ps sorry about the typo in the title im posting in a rush tonight before I go out.
  13. If it was an area that I thought may interest me at some point, or would possibly make a reference for coins which may end up passing through my hands, I would probably hold onto it, but I think it may be put to better use by someone who has an interest in this area of collecting.
  14. Welcome aboard Dean. Its a great forum I'm sure you'll enjoy it here.
  15. Great website Ch2toWm4. I have already got it added to my favorites. I didn't relise it was your website.
  16. I received one too. Great looking catalogue. Great for anyone interested in older coins. Generous offer Colin.
  17. Superb brockage Ken. Very nice brockage Ch2toWm4. You have a couple of great gothic florin errors there. It's funny how I hadn't come across a gothic florin error before, and now there are new examples surfacing. Good stuff thanks for sharing guys.
  18. Personally I think the queen does a good job. She is a great ambassador for the country. The royals attract tourism, have no real powers (like they used to), and let's face it its not an easy job being in the limelight all the time. Celebrities usually choose to, but as a royal you are born into it and have no choice.
  19. A Gothic Florin reverse full brockage error. I have seen a few Vicky brockage pennys and halfpennies, but never a florin brockage before. My British error collection is growing nicely.
  20. I found the path Chris: http://www.predecimal.com/collectors/archive http://www.predecimal.com/collectors/archi...fguinea1762.jpg
  21. Wow a frosted proof 1687 JAMES II CROWN . I feel sorry for the winner. I know it's been said a hundred times before but always buy and read books before buying coins for "investment". I also don't like the fact that the seller says "I WILL BE ADDING SEVERAL MORE OLD COINS AND NOTES FROM AUSTRALIA AND WORLDWIDE." He is implying hat this coin is OLD!!!
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