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  1. copper123
    I would have a guess at around a hundred - but it could be far less. More and more will come to light in coming years . I suspect this variety might be worth around £300 in a few years time as more and more finds are made, and the novelty fades away There again i thought that undated 20p coins would be worth £5 now and they still fetch £30 so I could easy be wrong - it's not an exact science
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    I don't think Scott specializes in coins costing over £10 if you know what I mean
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    my grandads were inscribed on the edge , or just the silver one was he was an ord tommy in the royal marines - not sure if he had to pay extra for that. By the way ist WW medals were superbly struck though it is rare to see one these days that has not been well cleaned. English WWW1 medals are often called Pip squeak and Wilfred , after a popular cartoon in a national newspaper I think
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    Yep like medals and the like. There were so many medals given out in the first world war that for the first time they were not awarded at ceremonies but posted out in the post at the time - this did not go down well with the ordinary privates (who to be fair put their lives at risk every day , just like the rest). Many even threw them in the bin in disgust.
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    Doubt very much she is married she sounds like a sexually repressed spinster to me
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    This whole sorry tale leads me to the conclusion that the whole company is inept and should not exist with it's attitude to customers . BREATHTAKINGLY USELESS
  7. copper123
    "You must pay final value fees " is wrong as well you can always ignore them and get banned from using ebay again , well in that name anyway
  8. copper123
    Well yes, the designer of these coins thought more about the quality of the design than the practicalities of making the darn things , best left to other folks in the know they thought, i'm sure of that
  9. copper123
    Ok I'm sick of the nipple clamps and the stretching in the cellar , Now i give in, "Ok You can go to that bloody coin fair at Birmingham this coming weekend"
  10. copper123
    Ghosting is quite common on Edward Penny's less in halfpennies and almost none existent in farthings
  11. copper123
    They did the ancient city of Palmyra no good according to the Daily Mail
  12. copper123
    MMMMMMMmmmm lovely coin fantastic rev shame about the light marks on the obverse Very desirable
  13. copper123
    Many happy returns may the coins in your cabinet equal the years of your life
  14. copper123
    I would expect Scott has all these now - he is a regular in rummage boxes. There is always the pier at Southport by the way
  15. copper123
    Bet you felt ripped off lol
  16. copper123
    These are also repro in china and sold to tourists as cheap souvenirs , Millions are spread over the whole world now , so please don't get excited it might be genuine it prob isn't
  17. copper123
    Just a thought as these coins look like they never had a hole would everyone on here feel comfortable selling a coin as undamaged?
  18. copper123
    well depends if you have deep pockets i surpose
  19. copper123
    Not many in that grade around
  20. copper123
    Mail would not consider worthy of publishing this story without either a big bung ,or mention of isis ukip or illegal boat refugees from africa
  21. copper123
    The lion while quite a good likeness has a very hairy mane all wrong it looks like it has grown twice as long as it should
  22. copper123
    young lad 5 experts 0 he he he even an idiot can spot the difference between pewter and silver
  23. copper123
    I love the reverse obverse is less lovable grades Nef
  24. copper123
    Maybe they were deported to Siberia because they would not stoke up the german ovens , if you know what i mean
  25. copper123
    There are literally millions of forgeries issued into circulation in George the thirds reign , it was considered a very serious offense to pass them on in this reign that saw off napoleon and the french revolution . If they had taken over from the circulating coin it would have had a very serious effect on the economy
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