copper123

great news for buyers then

If there is no "No returns " policy does that count for the time limits that people put as well Ie 7 days or 14 days if so you would be allowed to return the coin / coins after say six months . Seems like a great deal for buyers

If you give it a ring and compare the sound to another genuine silver hammered coin it sould tell you if its in the right metal

Well the truth is its either a fake or not , there is no middle ground i'm afraid. so its either worth £200 or £2

why would someone" give away" a £200 coin - just a thought.

by ther way it was the 1977 book i was on about I remember all the stuff about elizabeth in it.

yes they are best collected as type sets - too expensive otherwise

love to see obverse

I had a copy it fetched only about £5 on ebay read it myself , yes more about the history than the coins themselves . I would say its a must if you collect maundy but not much use for a general collector

Perhaps a single finger would have been better

When you buy a 1934 inacurate gradeing will be of little conseqence compared to finding out its a fake

Brexit coin that sez nothing , at least Mrs brown would have been honest and put "That's nice" on it .

Only £60 I think I got a bargain

fosters = Rat piss

"Regular member" LOL

Lovely coin

daylight robbery , not guilty malord

I remember doing a sun crossword once and a question was sweetener in tea or coffee five letters - not very challenging

Newmismatist 100 222 posts Report post Posted 3 minutes ago D & H has the YORK Number 70 as 'Scarce', see bottom of first attachment. But I have found another reference by S.H. Hamer (second attachment) which says that only 200 of these were struck. Is that a printing error, because surely the rarity could not be just 'Scarce' if only that number were struck. I would have thought it would get an R rating, probably RRR. Thanks for any education offered. Prob a collectors edition then with that low a mintage - most are prob in higher grades I would think

Tokens like that have a duel following as they are great pictures of sailing ships from the 18th cent , they will alays be popular the liverpool halfpenny is a great coin as well

Nice coin only £20 off the bay bargain of the century after my Gs over G farthing of course

more like a wild turkey than an ostrich

I have never had a difficulton LOL

certainly