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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.

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Push the almonds, oats, peas, coconuts (the list goes on) and rice to the side... baristas may soon be whipping up lattes with a new alternative "milk" from potatoes. Milk from the humble spud is set to be one of 2022's biggest food trends, according to supermarket Waitrose's annual Food and Drink report. Researchers have predicted that the market for dairy alternatives could almost double over the next five years, as increased dairy allergies and concerns about its environmental impact push shoppers to look for plant-based options. Shoppers spent a total of £394m on plant-based milk in Britain in 2020, up 32% from 2019, according to market research firm Mintel. UK public now eating significantly less meat I wonder it their teats might be hard to find LOL

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Like that old addage "Why do dogs lick their balls" Answer "Because they can"

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https://www.ft.com/content/8f80e1fa-562c-4a1d-907d-ff53bf305a06 Looks like the next shortage might be loose change

The number of times I have heard "I have this really rare churchill crown/ 1977 crown Would you like it for fifty quid? Fifty pence more like .

I can see a few other nice coins in there a rare find indeed , pity they will almost certainly go streight to the usa - nevermind

How many ears does captain kirk have ? Three A left ear a right ear and a final front ear

It wasn't the name that put folks off but the fact they were full of klingons 😅😅😅

Don't listen to that william shatner. He's a waste of space. LOL

I emailed the seller to say it was a forgery - I never got a reply

So great seeing the different opinions on the 1882 no H penny . Surely what these forums were created for . ***** Five stars everyone

I never realised there was only one Gs over 1874 farthing known till the late sixties , acording to peck There must be at least 20 floating around now very rare but not unobtainable

Would not mind the set of tin farthings and halfpenies of charles II james II and william and mary 1689 farthing , yummy

I would think there was more than one way to bronze a coin so possably several diferent ways were tried with various degrees of sucess. The coin above is bronze not copper so an experimental and maybe unique method was probably chosen. Remember its a very limited run of coins as all 1860 bronze patterns were possably 20 exist in various metals pos auctioned to collectors . Numismatics was a tight circle of collectors back then.

Are they put in some sort of acid bath b4 striking , the process is probably writen down in peck somewhere , otherwise try the obvious and google it, LOL

If i remember rightly pre decimal crowns and double florins are also legal tender , but they are rarely found in everyday change from any source , would be nice if they did.

Same here . Love the bronzed proof

While it is not something you find everyday in your change in the states , silver is something to watch out for, kennedy half dollars are the most popular finds, though 1940s and 1950s silver is in there with a shout as well as silver is not pulled out by private banks for the fed it tends to circulate till someone finds it . Many current coins are still legal tender even after 100 years or so (cents) so the stuff that you can find (In theory at least ) is much more interesting than the uk where there is no circulateing silver and nothing b4 1971

I thought the USA goverment has made the melting of current USA bronze illegal , its strangely legal to melt USA silver though.