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Another highly sought-after release is the Sir Isaac Newton 50p, but you won’t find it in your spare change. This coin is only available from the Royal Mint Experience in Llantrisant, Wales – and you’ll need to strike it yourself. Currently these coins are selling for around £40 on eBay. Read more: https://www.which.co.uk/news/2018/03/with-the-future-of-1p-and-2p-coins-under-scrutiny-is-your-small-change-worth-a-fortune/ - Which? More bulshit this time copied and pasted from the BBC (god help us if they cannot get it right the mail certainly can't) Another highly sought-after release is the Sir Isaac Newton 50p, but you won’t find it in your spare change. This coin is only available from the Royal Mint Experience in Llantrisant, Wales – and you’ll need to strike it yourself. Currently these coins are selling for around £40 on eBay. Read more: https://www.which.co.uk/news/2018/03/with-the-future-of-1p-and-2p-coins-under-scrutiny-is-your-small-change-worth-a-fortune/ - Which?

they were

that last russian czar was also the mirror image of our george

how very true

Just like the Hitchikers guide to the galaxy (second edition) said the earth was "Mostly harmless" The mail is "Mostly bullshit"

In otherwords the mails full of bullshit

Wikimedia Foundation office in San Francisco, US. Photograph: Eric Risberg/AP Wikipedia editors have voted to ban the Daily Mail as a source for the website in all but exceptional circumstances after deeming the news group “generally unreliable”. The move is highly unusual for the online encyclopaedia, which rarely puts in place a blanket ban on publications and which still allows links to sources such as Kremlin backed news organisation Russia Today, and Fox News, both of which have raised concern among editors. Wikipedia – an unplanned miracle Clay Shirky Read more The editors described the arguments for a ban as “centred on the Daily Mail’s reputation for poor fact checking, sensationalism and flat-out fabrication”. The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs Wikipedia but does not control its editing processes, said in a statement that volunteer editors on English Wikipedia had discussed the reliability of the Mail since at least early 2015. It said: “Based on the requests for comments section [on the reliable sources noticeboard], volunteer editors on English Wikipedia have come to a consensus that the Daily Mail is ‘generally unreliable and its use as a reference is to be generally prohibited, especially when other more reliable sources exist’.

And for those who are interested and the BBC this is what a millipedophile looks like (Or looked like)

No thats a millipede It is in fact a millipepeadophile

he got a free bottle of water after a 12 hour train journey

For at least the next three days LOL

something typically english

will not delete funny enough it looks more like a list of USA things than uk - shows how we are becoming more like america every day

hey these coins ain't bunnies you know

USUALLY IN FIVE POUND COINS

yes only the loch ness monster is a hint anything outside england exists (does the loch ness monster exist?)

Ref above

Hope they refund the original buyers as they fraudulently bought their coins under the impresion of a limited edition

Face value £2.60

"B" should be for brexit not bond , in fact james bond does not even exist - how can something that does not even exit be typically english ? You might as well have "E" for eastenders or "C" for coronation street

I think this coin come under the "Fantasy coin " banner

Proves the old chinese proverb "when two rabbits are put together you soon get five rabbits"

Thats prob with a "lustre preserver " product that was doing the rounds in the mid seventies . I boughts some , its really useful , comes off perfectly with acetone

1903 florin not so much of a bargain back then neither.