copper123

Yep worth scrap silver price now

Strange looking reproduction - it apears worn you would think they might have touched it up a bit (ohhh matron ) before trying to sell these for cash .

The edward VII florin Victoria crown 1887 A copper penny victoria A bronze penny bun head George V florin

sounds more like a porcupine than a hedgehog then - they are pretty harmless

sounds like it was a good guess then

Its french I think Jetton?

I would say yes - its not a melt coin but collectable Its also worth £20 or less so dont start planning retirement just yet

I would lay money on the seller working in a sushi bar or chinese resturant not that I like to categorise people

yes but like that fiver that fetched £60 000 Will he pay up?

I am currently trying to upgrade my black finish 1897 - you would think it's easy wouldn't you , well its not a quick ssearch on ebay compleated listings gives very few examples and they always fetch around £20 or so you would think with this being the commoner type there would be loads around but theres not . 1901 is still a pretty easy date to find though

Republican coin in the uk - sounds pretty unlikely

My advice would be read as much as you can choose something you really like the look of and just try to build a collection - don't expect to have the best collection in the world after a short time collecting set reasonable goals and just enjoy yourself . popular coins are farthings crowns Halfcrowns pennies shillings And dont forget type sets A great help is living near wakefield/ brum or london for the fairs , otherwise its gonna be the internet or a friendly local dealer Buy numismatic books they are a great investment as well - you usually get your money back selling them

That coin is a real minger

Its a good likeness but the lips spoil it I am sure they are what should be altered

I think its legal for the penny squashing macines you find in various tourist places like eastboure

It used to be illegal to do than

AVON CALLING?

I presume the egg is uneatable afterwards

a secretary as I recall, whose name was Ms. E. Lastick. Peckris likes this KNICKERS

If I remember rightly Graham norton featured a Dr E . Ville on his show

I worked with a bloke called paul hammond bacon once his nickname was piglet

The copper in it might be worth more than a penny

Nice!