Paulus

Good one Matt, you could also add a short link to the initials TPG! Edit - ah, you have!

Great to hear

Acquired yesterday so I don't have it in hand yet, graded OK at CGS 78. And yes, these are CGS pics. And I don't know why it is underlining CGS!

Must be one of Nordle's ...

I'll take it please Pete

This copper farthing token also fascinates me

Updated pics of this one, love those that give an insight into our social and political history

Love that one Paddy

If it's protection you are after and "cabinet friction" you are trying to eliminate / minimise, and you like the protection afforded by CGS slabs, you might want to take a look at slabbing them yourself? There are self-slabbing kits available, although I haven't tried any of them myself ...

Just for the sake of it, a modern fantasy pattern in copper

Nice one!

Keen on that circulation 1902 crown Damian!

The early bird etc, I'm pleased Pete doesn't collect silver (yet!)

Forbidden I think it said, tried twice

I get an error when I try and PM you Matt @Nordle11

What the smeg is a 'Fledged Member' anyways?

He states 166 in the OP ...

I received the catalogue today also, pouring over it now - plenty of missing types for me to consider!

@Nordle11- does our Forum actually leverage this tagging functionality? Rob - quicker and easier to tag Matt in this way, rather than sending a separate PM or email, which are best used for private correspondence. It also informs others that the query has been progressed ...

It adds a notification to the Forum for the user in the blue box, and notifies the Forum member by email that they have been tagged in a post (at least that is how it works for me using Google Chrome on Windows 7). Not that you might ever want to do this @Rob (as I imagine you don't like it, or the 'like' function for that matter!), but to tag someone in this way type the '@' character followed by the first few characters of a Forum member's name, then select them from the list

Steely shades of blue-grey, already wishing I had held on to my 1919 that was like that

That's pretty special Nick

Techie question for you Matt ... I used to upload to Photobucket then link on here, but nowadays all my coin pics are on my coin collection website, and I simply paste in the URL. The Forum software then embeds the pics (which are typically 2400 x 1200 pixels and over 1 Mb). Is the Forum still using my web site as the source for the pics at this point, so if I remove them from my web site they will disappear from here?