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I looked at it at a friend's - there's quite a lot in there! I don't think it's "tatty" either

I don't have Excel but I'll download the file and email it to myself and pick it up at a friend's house. All my MS Office has gone since I formatted my PC and I haven't got round to reinstalling it.

Makes no sense anyway!

Surely worst losses, JMD?

Marginally better but I think £3 is a bit steep with all those spots on it!

Thanks for clearing that up - I'll try it now!

I would really love to buy that old, rare antique coin! Look! It has a charm too!

I think we need Chris' final say on this!

Too right! I'm going to London soon and I'm going to pop in to Coincraft to buy a copy, and see what they have on offer - if anything. Edit: D'ya reckon it would be ok if I used CC2004 and Spink's and averaged??

Can anyone answer my previous post?

Can somebody straighten a few questions out? I've been allocated farthings and fractions with JMD but which prices do I collect? On Mr Cooke's site, he only displays sold prices for coins with pictures (when price > £20) and farthings rarely go above that, so I can't find out what they sold for. Also, how should I go aboutn collecting eBay prices? Should I collect them in the last 24hrs of an auction or the last 30mins? Thanks in advance

Extraordinary obverse, with the unfortunate Mr. Paine swinging from a cross bar - I've never seen anything quite like it. The reverse is a bit of a let down though, compared to the obverse. I think the engraver could have embellished it slightly. Great token though! And I agree with Chris

Congratulations

Doesn't look as if you've signed up - you posted as a guest!

I really hate the George VI obverse with that horrible side parting sweepover mess that's going on on top of his head. Thank God we didn't have any Edward VIII ones!

I don't find the young Victoria head as appealing as, say, any George IV head! EDIT: Americans and their damn slabbing! All of those beatiful coins are encased in slabs!

They are super but when I went to that web address, I can't find the inventory with photos - can you? Edit: Found them!

The debate was already cleared up

Just noticed my typo. I meant 1826 too :S

I wouldn't, I'd buy an 1825 one. I challenge anyone to find one!

It does indeed

These things are fairly common. I just id an eBay search for enamelled in coins and it turned up 20 results. These things are done perhaps to mount on a chain or as a brooch, and I think the good ones look quite nice but some other members will disagree! I don't really know how much a 1967 would be worth because it is quite a common half crown. It would all depend on the quality of the enamelling for which we would need a scan or a photo. Edit: Why did you post this three times :S Edit 2: My post is now redundant because of Sylvester's!

Brilliant! Not the selection of the previous one (for maundy at least) but the pictures and variety make up for it - very nice find

That's what I've been thinking but when you look, there's not many maundy oddments around, on the internet at least. I googled maundy money (look - predecimal is in the blurb!) and found quite a nice site with loads of bits and bobs but it didn't really look "proper", if you catch my drift. I'm a bit wary about purchasing anything because they don't have pictures - ut they do have a huge selection! The first set I'll try to assemble is probably a George III wire set.

Can you tell us what the question is, please? And erm the address for entering