Nordle11
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4 minutes ago, Sleepy said:
Onions 321, sells all types of collectibles, and knows his coin variations.
Ah no, I just checked, and in this case it's the seller making their listings private. So to the winner, your underbid would have been private as well.
Personally I don't see the need to make listings private unless you're doing something funny, but could be a genuine reason behind it. So it still could be the seller messing around on his lots.
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8 minutes ago, Sleepy said:
Thanks Nordle got pipped at the post bidding for a Gothic Florin last night and I was the only bidder, just got a feeling it might have been the seller pulling his item out as it didn't make as much as he wanted, I am just being cynical and a bad loser lol.
No that sounds about right tbh. Who was the seller (if you don't mind)?
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Their feedback will be private on their profile when bidding.
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1 hour ago, UPINSMOKE said:
Thank you interesting reading on that thread. I hope it will help me improve when I get my setup right.
In the meantime here is another one of my purchases I photographed yesterday so hope it looks ok my 1899 Penny.
May I ask what the UIN is on that, is it 29895?
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A bit more info http://www.bbc.com/news/business-37450223
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4 minutes ago, azda said:
Is that ghosting by Victorias throat or am I seeing 2 scratches? Lovely coin otherwise
It's a die clash, quite a few of the bun heads have it in varying degrees.
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Thought this would be good as a sticky (it has been split from another thread). Enjoy.
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5 hours ago, UPINSMOKE said:
Thanks for your comments . When I get round to it I will post some more pictures so pleased with what I've received I want to get some more . Are the photographs ok what do you think. Still struggling with photographing coins at the moment, have acquired two lamps and still trying to find out what the best position to put them in to get the best photographs. Any tips on this would be of great help, and again thank you so much for your input it's a great help.
I think I'll sticky that particular post somewhere because it's bloody excellent.
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5 hours ago, UPINSMOKE said:
Thanks for your comments . When I get round to it I will post some more pictures so pleased with what I've received I want to get some more . Are the photographs ok what do you think. Still struggling with photographing coins at the moment, have acquired two lamps and still trying to find out what the best position to put them in to get the best photographs. Any tips on this would be of great help, and again thank you so much for your input it's a great help.
There's a really good write-up somewhere on how to take photos, written by BRG, I'll have a look around and see if I can find it.
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36 minutes ago, UPINSMOKE said:
Thanks I think I am getting it right now but then again they are slabbed so grading is out of my hands to a point. And I must thank Guy @The Coinery for all his help with these.
When you're buying coins in such top quality like these (very nice penny btw), grading is a moot point, they're choice pieces
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25 minutes ago, UPINSMOKE said:
I have got a £80 worth in sequential order if you want them for a £100
But not AA I think mine are AD.
Ah but the AD's are only worth about 2.50 each, I'll give you £50 for them though, just to help you out
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50 minutes ago, jelida said:
Some people are bonkers! Some of these AA01 notes advertised have serial numbers over a million, they are never going to be rare! Most of us can have one for £5 if we wait a little time.
If you do find one, sell it now!
Jerry
Definitely. Unless it's 000001 or something close, I doubt they'll be of any value to anyone.
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Oooo.. suits you sir! Very nice toning on that.
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6 minutes ago, Rob said:
Came second on the only thing I was interested in
I didn't even come second in the one I wanted
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1 minute ago, VickySilver said:
These are going high, took a look this morning and tried without success on a few lots. I have three "nice" 1871 pennies, including two with much lustre, but I liked the one for sale at DNW today. Unfortunately, not in hand and nobody to view for me so dropped out as the bidding hit 1700 which is over 2k with the juice! I thought that possibly the 1869 went for low at 2k - I have a better so passed.
Could you not see any messages in the Chat? We said hi but you left
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26 minutes ago, azda said:
A good addition to the forum
There's only 5 in there and i got this error
he chat room limit has been reached. You will not be able to join the chat room until some users first leave.Error code: 1H269/B
So I found out that this chat feature is like a freebie, which comes with 5 users max in the chatroom. To upgrade it, it costs to download the tool.
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13 minutes ago, azda said:
A good addition to the forum
There's only 5 in there and i got this error
he chat room limit has been reached. You will not be able to join the chat room until some users first leave.Error code: 1H269/B
On it. only 3 in there now if you want to join!
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41 minutes ago, Nordle11 said:
People are joining but then leaving 5 minutes later, so if something's not working let me know.
Not to worry, it's working now.
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People are joining but then leaving 5 minutes later, so if something's not working let me know.
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Found an add on for instant chat, thought it might be worth trying while the DNW auction is on today. Top right in the menu bar, come and join!
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PAH, shows what I know about edge writing on decimal coinage
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Update 2: The ads seemed to have appeared after an upgrade to a bigger server due to bandwidth issues, Chris is in contact with the hosts and will sort it soon.
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DNW live bidding - a great listen!
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FYI - Chris kindly upgraded the chat, so the maximum amount of users is 20