copper123
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Its quite a common thing to put a mixed lot on ebay mostly rubbish with a gothic crown fake, or Edward Viii penny in a prominent position to tempt the unwary - no surprise its happening in car boots now as well .
They always state "No returns"
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yikes as scooby doo would say
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You just have to look at the coin to see it's not been hammered ,its totally centred just like hammered coins never are, the details are to sharp and there are no week spots on hammering - unlike any genuine hammered coin..
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Looks like a fake to me , sorry..
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You did not make the film "Young frankenstein" did you ?
He had a massive swanstucker
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A human hand ? - bet that came in handy!
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Junk is 1960's pocket change
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I bought one of these when it came out in 2019 wish i had bought more its gone up from being sold for a fiver to now selling for £30 +
Does anyone think its a good time to sell or should I wait a couple more years as it seems to just be going one way , I have dreadful timing on modern new issues so maybe i should just keep it- ahh well at least I have one
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On 11/30/2024 at 4:22 PM, Rob said:
Harvey Schulman envelope. A Manchester dealer in the latter half of the 20th century.
I remember going round to his house to view his coins , prob about 1978
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a cross between a shitzu and a jack russell is acctually called jackshit
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sounds a bit like Donald trump the squabling thing and also putting their heads in the sand
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yes thats a 1696
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Lovely coin a cocktail stick might help
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Date looks a little lightly struck otherwise AAA+
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Jamie Oliver asks fans for 'cheese robbery' help
Image source,Neal's Yard Dairy
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Hafod cheddar produced in Llangybi, near Lampeter, was among the stolen cheese
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Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has called for people to keep an eye out for "lorryloads of posh cheese" being sold "for cheap", after more than 22 tonnes of cheddar were stolen from London cheese specialist Neal’s Yard Dairy.
Fraudsters posing as legitimate wholesalers for a major French retailer were sent the 950 clothbound cheeses, which are worth more than £300,000, before it was realised they were a fake firm.
In a post on Instagram, Oliver told his followers: "There has been a great cheese robbery. Some of the best cheddar cheese in the world has been stolen."
He described it as a "real shame", adding: "If anyone hears anything about posh cheese going for cheap, it's probably some wrong'uns."
COULD BE MICE!
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TBH most buns had disappeared by 1968 - 69 probably many more were around in the mid sixties but then they were in terrible grade I bought a mint bag weighing quite a few kilos from e ebay about a year back and found 2 1869 coins which corroborates the sellers story that they were unsearched
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Shame a few of the more common ones cannot be owned by collectors
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Not to mention being spent in shops and returning to the bank
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3 hours ago, The Bee said:
Apologies if this is the wrong place to. I have been occasionally finding damaged tickets but hadn't realised that they might be useful in tracing which collections / auctions coins have been in.
Sadly in the absence of tickets I think all I have which are remotely related are: a "modern" sealed Spink envelope (probably contains a penny); a Baldwin's envelope with a holed "to Hanover" token; and a I what might be a pre decimal envelope with an 187 Farthing in it.
If I find any tickets that have a number / surname on I will share them
That 1875 no H farthing is probably only worth about £8 -£12 depending on the variety a really poor return on cash over probably the last 55 years
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pity its a nice coin but for that
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Valued as £0.02 from over here in the uk , you might get lucky and get £0.05 for it
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If this has happened in the mint in bags , in transportation to a bank for example or during storage in a bank or at any other time its impossable to say, the only thing you can say for certain is the coin would be worth much more without it
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15 hours ago, Peckris 2 said:
this was way out of the ordinary. .. one item had estimate £200 - £260. As I liked it a lot I bid the high £260 (+1). .. it went for £4,200 ... and that was pretty much typical!
sounds like the owner or his estate had a good day
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40 Pence 1625 -49
in British Hammered
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I love the XL to the side of the bust , ironic he was a poison dwarf at about 5 foot 2