I have posted this once before a good while back, but can anyone add some flesh to this? I've done some google research, but all I've really discovered so far is that the British Workman’s Public House Co. Ltd. was part of the Victorian temperance movement ...
Matteo makes a good point, as ever supply and demand determines the price. You can pick up genuine Roman coins for very little, there are so very, very many around!
And as it's an auction, the current bid is not a good indication of the final price.
Anyone know what it is?
Definitely not for the bin, I don't think you will find anyone on here saying that (except in jest)
Very gentle soap and water, tamping down, pure acetone with a cotton bud possibly, but the key words are 'little' and 'gentle', if at all!
The words 'eBay', 'total beginner', 'medieval coins', and 'nice coins for not too much money' are sufficient for me to recommend some research before diving in ...
Not my collecting focus but I would be very surprised if this is a genuine item!
Having said that I have no idea what it is!
Anyone else watching this? Tonight's episode had brief references to young Viccy arguing over the portrait of her face on early coinage, very speculative but I found it enjoyable even though massively dumbed-down, as is normally the case
Yes that annoyed me too, losing all the coins in my cabinet.
The blown up pics work well for me though, bigger and not blurred - can you give a lot number by way of example?
My view is that yours may well be a better grade than Nons @ozjohn, as we all acknowledge it's hard to grade from the pics alone, but very often that's all we have to go on!
To throw this in to the mix, here is my 1911 PROOF half crown, graded CGS 92
Thanks Jaggy, it means a hell of a lot that others on here rate my efforts!
I have some way to go to get to BRG standards but steadily getting there I think!
The 1902 matt proof half crown, really pleased with the Rev of this one: