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I notice they have not even bothered asking banks - they would have had little help from them - looks like they are using the cash centres at various points in the uk

I did copy and paste that so am not guilty as regards corrections LOL

And I always thought it was in the play "The importance of being ernest"

some did in the middle of last year 😭

so have I

Could be plastic , the outside of the cabint looks good though a sensible mix to keep the price down no doubt

In the end you pays your money and takes your choice We all have choices to make personally a nice second hand one is a good choice there is always Aldi as well the really cheap option

Which is a bigger methane source: cow belching or cow flatulence? Contrary to common belief, it’s cow belching due to enteric fermentation. (“Enteric fermentation” is the digestive process of converting sugars into simple molecules for absorption into the bloodstream, which produces methane as a by-product.) However, a small percentage of methane is also produced in the cow’s large intestine and then expelled. Settling ponds and lagoons for processing manure also produce copious

Stolen property by her own admission then

He He Can I please have the 1933 penny for free after all the other coins are worth £3000 and you need to keep them in order to remember your father dont you? dimondgirl: MY NAME ISNT MARLY BOB SO GO AWAY AND STOP HASSLING ME IT SEEMS TO ME I SHOULD BE SENDING THIS TO THE MINT THE COIN REALY WAS FOUND BY MY DAD IN A GARAGE OF A TEACHER AND NOBODY SEEMS TO BELIEVE ME OH AND DAD ALSO ISNT BOB MARLY AND IM ABSOLUTELY SICK OF FOLK GIVING ME HASSLE ..WELL 2 FOLKS GIVING ME HASSLE OVER SOME STUPID COINS DAD FOUND.. THE COINS ARE A PAIN IN THE ARSE AND DAD WISHED HE NEVER FOUND THEM ALL HE WANTED TO DO IS GET THEM TO A GOOD HOME AND NOT SKIP THEM AND IT WASNT DAD THAT BID 8000 POUND WAS IT IT WAS A BIDDER DAD WASN'T BOTHERED WHAT HE GOT HE ONLY WANTED THE MANS THINGS TO GO TO SOMEONE WHO WOULD APPRECIATE THEM. THATS IT SO IF NOBODY WANTS THEM THATS FINE BY ME LIKE I SAY THERE A PAIN IN THE ARSE .. AND THANKS FOR THE SONG .. Your previous message Obviously treasured coins but look more like 1950's pocket change to me

Has it been scrubbed with Vim?

prob a holiday in jamaica - with jammin, of course

Pretty coin at least you know its a tourist piece now

Cows actually burp more methane than they fart . QI HELPDESK

Prob wear yes - ironicly if it is a fake it will be very popular on ebay as fakes of these coins are rarely seen.

My tribute to marleybob We're scammin': I wanna scam it wid you. We're scammin', scammin', And I hope you like scammin', too. Ain't no rules, ain't no vow, we can do it anyhow: I'n'I will see you through, 'Cos everyday we pay the price with a little sacrifice, Scammin' till the jam is through. We're scammin' - To think that jammin' was a thing of the past; We're scammin', And I hope this jam is gonna last. No bullet can stop us now, we neither beg nor we won't bow; Neither can be bought nor sold. Repeat first verse ..........

just look on alibaba

Of course there is only ONE missing 1933 penny , so marley bob must be pretty lucky in her life to find three

To be honest a lot of cabinets are bought secondhand - here the main problem is what size trays are in it and do they fit the coins in your collection. You often have to wait years to find a suitable one ......

I imagine the production of a few hundred coin cabinets will mean nothing in co2 terms when compared to the waste produced by the hundreds of minor wars rageing over the world

Think you would get around £140 for the 1856 and £40 for the 1843 only aprox values of course - I really love the 1856

I would describe the 1856 PT as rare and the 1843 as scarce there is also the OT 1856 which makes most penny collectors want 2 coins of this year - the 1843 is of similar rarity but as there are not two varieties most think its more common . Both coins are, while not in the best of grade , collectable.

Face coverings have been made mandatory for everyone working in the House of Commons except MPs. In updated guidance, the Commons authorities said all staff, visitors, contractors and press must cover their faces to combat the spread of Covid. But it remains up to individual MPs to decide whether to follow suit - and many Conservatives have chosen not to. Sajid Javid has said he will wear a mask for Wednesday's Budget when the chamber will be packed. But the health secretary said on Monday it was a "personal decision" for ministers and backbenchers as to whether they did too. Arrogant b**ards