copper123

obvious fake

You are obviously a trouble causer rob I will have to hit you with my big club

Sprucing up a fine old pair . LOL

Wasp U talkin' about U beeing very silly

My attitude as well , if you leave em alone they will not touch you

Well they are behind the woodwork and have got in above the front door , and now are there for good , I really dont want to kill them now , they might as well live uout the rest of their lives untoched if I spray them without any PPI I really am asking for trouble on a ladder with 500 angry wasps , I might as well commit hari kari. Thanks for surgestions

Could be called rex

Dog collar?

Anyone who wants the wasps nest in my porch at the moment is welcome to it - I have really had no trouble from them but I am now waiting for them all to die so I can spray the darn thing so they will not come back next year. For gods sake I cannot think of a usefull thing that wasps ever do at least spiders keep flies down By the way I have found a few dead and dieing ones aroung the last week or so does anyone know when it will be safe to spray the nest with insect / wasp repellant ? I had a really wonderfull view of the sunset from my bedroom of my new home last night and there were dozens of bats out feeding , lovely to see

old toilet stolen in Blenheim Palace burglary 1 hour ago Share this with Facebook Share this with Messenger Share this with Twitter Share this with Email Share Media captionThe 18-carat golden toilet was previously displayed at the Guggenheim Museum in New York An 18-carat solid gold toilet has been stolen in a burglary overnight at Blenheim Palace. A gang broke into the Oxfordshire palace at about 04:50 BST and stole the artwork, Thames Valley Police said. The working toilet - entitled America, which visitors had been invited to use - has not been found but a 66-year-old man has been arrested. The burglary caused "significant damage and flooding" because the toilet was plumbed into the building, police said. It was part of an exhibition by Italian conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan that opened on Thursday. The 18th Century stately home is a World Heritage Site and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. It is currently closed while investigations continue. Speaking last month, Edward Spencer-Churchill - half-brother of the current Duke of Marlborough - said he was relaxed about security for the artwork. "It's not going to be the easiest thing to nick," he said. Police said they had nothing to go on

MS 60 to me

Funny enough its grade has me scratching my head its not fine or near fine but all the details are really clear , fair is a grade too low , darn it it is a difficult one. I think it might be near fine , go on I grade it as that , lots of eye apeal though

a pretty penny that

Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination. Oscar Wilde

Yes but if you buy the 1937 penny then you have to try and get the farthing halfpenny sixpence etc You buy the 1808 penny and you have the only one or the set , should not cost you enough to buy a semi detatched house as well

cleaned or uncleaned - which do you prefer?

I think mine is 2018 but cannot find the darn thing to check - how careless

Not that short of a 25p profit lol

Got on e here in manchester city centre second day in circulation so its a nice bright shiny one Paddington outside buck palace

If you want to upset cofee sellers refer to them as illegal immigrants rather that baristas

Only £55 what a bargain

POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!!

There again most auction stuff is either single coins worth £100 plus or bulk collections again worth £100 plus the single coins tend to be bought by collectors to boost their collection and the bulk lots tent to be bought by dealers . Obviously this is just a generalisation and the two sorts of buyers can slip into either camp.

Yes 15% too 20% seems much more reasonable , by putting up their fees so much they will effectively drive all sellers to the oposition. Shrewd move NOT!!!!

Really they should have taken the item down by now , arwell out of my hands now and into the hands of someone who doesnotgiveashit