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copper123 replied to Madness's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
And their balls are similar -
Free Oasis Concert tonight
copper123 replied to Rob's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
The manchester evening news pointed to residents and tried to point to them running blindly into a living hell provided by oasis fans ie weeing in front gardens and using front gardens as an open sewer. I might have known reality was a lot better , I have always found prestwich and the nearby whitefield where i lived for many years quiet and happy places , my grandparents also loved prestwich after living on carisbrooke avenue for over 30 years .Nice to know this was all paper talk -
Free Oasis Concert tonight
copper123 replied to Rob's topic in Nothing whatsoever to do with coins area!
Anyone take a sh!t on your front lawn going home ? -
Ironically many of the smaller coins ie groat down are much nice coins to own from the tudor and stuart periods
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Just shows what ugly things most hammered coins are really sigh
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Look rather crude to me there are various contemp copies out there , they are very common. As they were not worth much they were often just thrown away , loads ended up in the thames as well pretty sure its a richmond issue
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the trouble with 1971 is that around 17 million of the blue wallets were sold so the will not ever be rare
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surely the post would be treble what the coins are worth , and by the way they are cents
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Low estimates prob please sellers they can be pointed too as proof how good the auctioneer is
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British Countermarks on Copper & Bronze Coins J, Gavin Scott
copper123 replied to dmw2602's topic in Rotographic Publications Forum
1797 pennies seem to have many countermarks -
The key is the wear on Victoria's hair looks at least EF to me
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Most coins at this time circulated at their melt value along with any remaining copper/ bronze left over from when the romans left . They probably circulated till melted down for other uses about the year 700 or so or untill decent quality silver pennies appeared