copper123

There were farthings circulateing in Queen Anne's time they were both Charles II and William III and william and mary farthings of 1694. While anne farthings were not ment to circulate a few did, mostly dated 1714 just like the william and mary metalets often found very worn from that era.

well i am pretty sure that figure is more right than 70% Maybe our exports are 20% counted as a reverse and really we import 27%

Another of her great boobs was telling the tory conference we import 70% of our cheese (it is in fact 7%) a quick check on google would have told her she was making an idiot of herself in front of millions . Maybe we should rename her the tory dianne abbot

I would have a stab at the rose farthings - there are many options though and its only a matter of opinion Amazing after all these years we are not sure exactly how they were made

I cannot help but think everything is ONE BIG MESS

Does not mean they were not produced alongside other currency issues . Remember at the time a commemorative issue was being produced every 25 years

Worth about £30 + IMHO

looks quite convincing to me

LOVELY!

Like you just said a unloved coin not wanted by the british public. Left to rot in a jar unwanted and unloved , worth less than a farthing used to be .

I never flash my willy about willy nilly. Too scared LOL. Seriously when it comes to facebook etc , it just seems some people are a bit thick . Why bother with the darn thing it just ruins friendships and causes trouble .

Perhaps not it is often a bad idea you know when you meet an ex from 30 years ago and she looks like charlie dimmock now LOL

I have fond memories of this place from the late seventies - I must go back sometime

Could be italian

u missed out the public bit lol

try liz truss and pork markets in seach engine google its a corker

joan rivers lookalikes

Anything is welcome I surpose - anyones guess if it can last - price is quite low - they must be looking at a tiny profit margin. Personally I think websites are more the way to go

The large, flightless bird that attacked and killed its 75-year-old owner in Florida earlier this month can now be yours—for the right price. The killer cassowary, along with dozens of other dangerous and endangered animals owned by Marvin Hajos before his death, is up for auction this Saturday by Gulf Coast Livestock in Madison, Florida. The animals are being sold in accordance with the last wishes of Hajos, whose cassowary attacked him after he took a spill on his farm in Alachua County, authorities said. “My understanding is that the gentleman was in the vicinity of the bird and at some point fell. When he fell, he was attacked,” Deputy Chief Jeff Taylor told The Gainesville Sun at the time of the incident. The sale’s auctioneer, Scotty Wilson, says they expect about 100 people from across the country to attend Saturday. The media, however, are not welcome. “Anyone seen video taping in any capacity will be deemed trespassing and will be escorted out by security,” a post advertising the sale warned. “Your video equipment may or may not be confiscated until all video recordings are distroyed (sic). Please do not comprise (sic) our position.”

pretty sure a EF Very nice

Or brothers and sisters

They are always short of coins apparently the ones that are not left behind in the arcade are kept as tourist keepsakes. 5K would be very welcomed

Totally superb a great place to spend a day out

By the way if anyones interested the wedgewood museum in stoke is really good and very underated as a tourist destination