copper123

the thin bitch who loves the jewelry and france ?

I wonder if they recieve a letter from the coin twice a year like you do when you adopt a cat/dog at one of these adoption charities ?

I can just imagine all those people rubbing their picture of the coin and saying My precious

That seriously is a very dificult coin to grade and I agree VF is far to low - its badly struck or more likely weekly struck . Its not far off EF in my opinion the trace of lutre says it all

Typical poor reporting from the mail hacks - the edward Viii penny is NOT copper the last penny in copper apart from a couple of patterns or proofs was 1860. They repeatedly make basic mistakes like this even a schoolboy coul;d do a better job

PM's Party seem about right

Lots of forgeries of 1/4 farthings are appearing on ebay and appear to be selling a good prices acording to compleated listings - they are obvious fakes and I suspect some dodgy deals are going on allong with shill bidding so any new collectors should stay well clear of these .

Lovely jubbly😅

I am quite surprised that any team from birmingham playing football made the headlines at any time in the last hundred years....

Do you have a copy of partying by boris johnson?

Throws a dead cow

it slipped my mind yes sorry again - it was by the was the most expensive set £3.75 I think a 50p premium over the rest probably because of the crown

sorry I ment None Circulateing Coinage

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Man who took uncle to post office 'didn't realise he'd died' 6 hrs ago 73 Comments| Peter Seabrook obituary ‘Thank you for rocking so hard’: Jack Black pays tribute to Meat Loaf A man who took his dead uncle into an Irish post office to claim his pension insists he did not realise he had passed away. © Other Police are investigating the incident. File pic Declan Haughney told the Irish Mirror he and another man took Peadar Doyle, 66, on a five-minute walk from his home on Pollerton Road, Carlow, to collect his pension last Friday morning. The 40-year-old said he had lived with his uncle throughout his life and believes he may have died on the way to Hosey's post office on Staplestown Road. He said he and another man linked arms with him and dragged him to the post office. "He was walking like normal and then I reckon he died," he said, adding that Mr Doyle started "dragging his heels" at one point. "We were grand like then all of a sudden he started going all slumpy," he said. "We thought nothing of it because Peadar had had heart attacks and all." He said they let him go at the post office counter and it was only after he dropped to the floor that they realised he had died. Mr Haughney said he believes he is being falsely accused of trying to claim his uncle's pension because he previously stole from his aunt and served two years in prison.

I picked a 1972 set up for £12 not so long back , its easy worth £20 if only for the crown the rest of the coins are mostly NFC so worth having as well

They fetched quite a premium a short time after issue along with 1972 and 1973. They are very cheap now near fifty years on ....

poverty porn for the masses to look at and be horified Typical "Daily Mail" readers and sorry yes that includes me a couple of days a week.....

Any chance being remembered in your will?!

It is a unique rarity and so great seeing it on here thanks

I agree could be die wear , collectors will still mark it down prob a grade because of lack of clarity on the reverse , still worth around £1700 though..... If it were a penny of similar rarity it would be £6000

That reverse is not near unc in fact its not EF obverse is much better. Makes me jealous though.....

Maybe the people that pay massive amounts for coins online have been too busy attending parties at number ten this past year or so - just a thought.......