Halfpenny Help William III

[Halfpenny Help William III]

yes thats a 1696

[Halfpenny Help William III]

Lovely coin a cocktail stick might help

[Gouby and Bramah]

whoops sorry about that

[Gouby and Bramah]

I am afraid they are both dead aren't they?

[More Pennies]

Date looks a little  lightly struck otherwise AAA+

[stolen]

Jamie Oliver asks fans for 'cheese robbery' help

Image source,Neal's Yard Dairy

Image caption,

Hafod cheddar produced in Llangybi, near Lampeter, was among the stolen cheese

Published

1 hour ago

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has called for people to keep an eye out for "lorryloads of posh cheese" being sold "for cheap", after more than 22 tonnes of cheddar were stolen from London cheese specialist Neal’s Yard Dairy.

Fraudsters posing as legitimate wholesalers for a major French retailer were sent the 950 clothbound cheeses, which are worth more than £300,000, before it was realised they were a fake firm.

In a post on Instagram, Oliver told his followers: "There has been a great cheese robbery. Some of the best cheddar cheese in the world has been stolen."

He described it as a "real shame", adding: "If anyone hears anything about posh cheese going for cheap, it's probably some wrong'uns."

COULD BE MICE!

[More Pennies]

TBH most buns had disappeared by 1968 - 69 probably many more were around in the mid sixties but then they were in terrible grade I  bought a mint bag weighing quite a few kilos from e ebay about a year back and found 2 1869 coins which corroborates the sellers story that they were unsearched 

[Chew Valley Hoard of 2500 "Norman" coins]

Shame a few of the more common ones cannot be owned by collectors 

[Mint Damage ?]

Not to mention being spent in shops and returning to the bank

[TICKET CENTRAL]

3 hours ago, The Bee said:

Apologies if this is the wrong place to. I have been occasionally finding damaged tickets but hadn't realised that they might be useful in tracing which collections / auctions coins have been in. 

Sadly in the absence of tickets I think all I have which are remotely related are: a "modern" sealed Spink envelope (probably contains a penny); a Baldwin's envelope with a holed "to Hanover" token; and a I what might be a pre decimal envelope with an 187 Farthing in it.

If I find any tickets that have a number / surname on I will share them

That 1875 no H farthing is probably only worth about £8 -£12 depending on the variety a really poor return on cash over probably the last 55 years

[Mint Damage ?]

pity its a nice coin but for that

[Canadian needs help on 2 pence]

Valued as £0.02 from over here in the uk , you might get lucky and get £0.05 for it 

[Mint Damage ?]

If this has happened in the mint in bags , in transportation to a bank for example or during storage in a bank or at any other time its impossable to say, the only thing you can say for certain is the coin would be worth much more without it

[Phillips family sale of Ancient Greek coins (Noonans, 25th September)]

15 hours ago, Peckris 2 said:

this was way out of the ordinary. .. one item had estimate £200 - £260. As I liked it a lot I bid the high £260 (+1). .. it went for £4,200 ... and that was pretty much typical!

sounds like the owner or his estate had a good day

[Phillips family sale of Ancient Greek coins (Noonans, 25th September)]

No harm in hoping m8 after all every coin has a hi bidder 

[1874 penny with die number under date]

1 hour ago, Les Thomas said:

Thanks Paddy. I agree, I now think it is just an H. There is a lump of verdigris half on this feature and it appeared to be a 2. I am a metal detectorist so don't dig many collectable condition coins. These bronze coins sometimes come up in lovely condition with beautiful green, brown and almost black patinas depending on the chemicals that have been added to the soil over the years. Others come up in horrible condition. I have dug Roman, Edward hammered pennies, a James I sixpence and even a New England, Masachussets Pine Tree 3d in poor condition.

Wonder how that got here - the mind boggles

[1874 penny with die number under date]

46 minutes ago, Paddy said:

"Scott" is reference to another member here who has a particular affinity with metal-detectorist coins!

As for cleaning - be very careful and don't use anything abrasive or corrosive. One technique is to soak in clean water and then put in the deep freeze. Wash off and repeat several times. With luck this will split off some of the Verdigris and crud without damaging the underlying metal.

 

You forgot the pray to god bit LOL

[1874 penny with die number under date]

Looks like a "Scott " coin to me 

[Ebay's Worst Offerings]

I find the lips rarther weird on these

[Ebay's Worst Offerings]

On 9/15/2024 at 7:35 AM, SilverAge3 said:

I'm not very familiar with ½d, especially from this era, does this one look really off, or am i mistaken?

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/235650100917

A easy contemp fake worth about $100.00

[Almost went in the Dirty Coin Bag]

A tram went over it? At the top anyway

[1928 Wreath crown, does it look Kosher?]

test it for silver

[1928 Wreath crown, does it look Kosher?]

Multiple 1928 crowns why would anyone own more than one?

["Penny Overs" 1865 Penny 5 over 3]

Pretty sure the halfpenny is a lot rarer , i had a nice one years ago but sold it for a good price

[1874 H Farthing R in REG and G in D:G:]

Could be post mint damage - just saying...