Paulus

And Chris has just issued Coin Collectors GB 2016 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Collectors-Coins-Britain-British-Pre-Decimal-ebook/dp/B01993U9XG/ref=pd_sim_351_5?ie=UTF8&dpID=51XdpDMAlCL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR121%2C160_&refRID=0N5V4Q3E0ZQMA5A090H2

You do seem to be quite insistent that it is a 1949 @Mynki!

And there won't be any fees to pay!

Chris, the CataWiki link appears as below on my PC (using Google Chrome):

Yes, roughly double the value

Yes, that would be the logical conclusion. You Admins, I don't know!

Hi TymH and welcome to this Forum. The marks appear to be the initials of the engraver/designer (B.P. - Benedetto Pistrucci), however they should not be present on a 1900 London Mint half sovereign issue, according to the literature I have. Do you have the weight of this coin?

Seconded

Yey you've done it already, top admining!

Next question (and last one for now!) When someone likes a post, the poster gets a notification that 'someone' likes it, and the post shows with n number of likes. Is it possible that the notification can say who has liked it, and the post can list names (a-la Facebook)?

Thanks for sorting that out Matt

I should think so, are there further thresholds depending on the number of posts?

Thanks Matt

I don't mean for guests, I mean for newly signed up users, who are signed in when they post

OK, here's the first question: Permissions and thresholds for edit your own posts Newbies are often a bit frustrated that they cannot edit their posts, even a minute after posting, just to correct typos etc. I believe this improves after a certain number of posts, and maybe improves still further after even more? One such newbie has just been voicing his frustration with me (privately) What is the purpose of enforcing such restrictions? Do you know what the thresholds are? Can they be eased?

So you're an Admin now Matt? Stand by for some questions / enhancement requests!

That's great, thanks Chris!

I think Nons is coming on in leaps and bounds, he is less than a year in, and far more advanced than I was after 2+ years

I think the 13, 17 and 24 also looked dipped, to one extent or another ... but it could just be the photography ...

@azda may be after one of these?

It's Roman (or Roma if you are a careless CGS grader), and must be UIN 35660, as there is only 1 in their population report:

@Peter Although you may not like the slabs

I would definitely NOT say UNC, GEF overall for me

Yes, it's graded CGS 78 (UNC). It is UIN 2175 so it was graded quite a few years ago, not for that auction. And in all likelihood, not graded at the request of London Coins.

I got this one from London Coins auction (December 2014)