copper123

much scarcer than most believe though it suffers from the lack of halfpenny collectors IMHO Stop after date more common on the farthings

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