Nordle11
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Just now, Nick said:
Or is it just an email address harvester...
No, it only checks if your account has been compromised.
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Here's a fun link for you lot;
It'll tell you if your email address have ever been compromised and sometimes where as well.
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It does look like a typical counterstamp on a worn coin, you can find many similar on ebay.
There are some rare counterstamps so I cannot comment on the type of stamp it is but it was very common practice for anyone to do this so I don't think it's going to be worth anything. Happy to be corrected.
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Indeed this type of doubling is an error and not a variety as it isn't purposeful, it attracts a premium on coins in the US but nothing on UK coins.
I quite like it though!
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4 hours ago, Guest Andrew said:
Hi, I have a 1916 penny but it has a letter R in a box stamped on it? I've taken it to an antiques where I'm from and he suggested it's a rejected coin and very rare!? Have you ever heard of this before?
I will get pictures tomorrow for you .
thanks
Sounds like a counter stamped coin, which anyone can do so not as rare as maybe the dealer alluded to. Pictures would be good.
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4 minutes ago, Vegas said:
The inside is gold, what's the outside?
Silver.
AU = gold & AG = silver (written on the border)
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7 minutes ago, 1949threepence said:
Fake news I can live with - just so long as it's not fake coins
Hiyooooo
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1 minute ago, 1949threepence said:
What you mean literally photographs the screen? That's plain odd.
Why not just take a screenshot?
For example, and another example.
Yeah, just bizzare.
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6 minutes ago, 1949threepence said:
Although a very nice coin, I think the vendor may be somewhat ambitious with the price he's asking.
I mean, c'mon, you're 'avin a larf my son
That guy's prices are always very high. Same guy that takes pictures of pictures on his computer screen to use in the listing, which baffles me.
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Hi and welcome Vegas!
It's customary to show off a few of your favourite coins from your collection, get up a couple of pictures for us to see
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2 hours ago, The Coinery said:
Will it work if you take a "Second" or a "Minute" to give it a "Hand" or two ? :-)
Oh god please don't start that again
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1 hour ago, azda said:
Before opening that link I could already guess who was at the top. Added to the useful links post
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8 minutes ago, Sword said:
"according to the LCGSValuations By Grade." i.e. their valuations and not Spink's. Rather unfortunately their valuations are sometimes way over the top. Some of the coins I slabbed with CGS in the past were given CGS values of three times what I paid. And to be fair to them, they do occasionally give realistic values.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day
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Likewise I believe these to be recuts and not numbers over numbers
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On 18/2/2017 at 8:26 AM, Guest half penny error said:
i have an english half penny 1937 with two sides idenically clipped , has anyone heard of this hapoening before the coin has hit two straight edges
Do you have a picture to show? Not quite sure what you mean..
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..and you seemed to have forgotten how to use any type of dictionary/spell check. Although I admire your shortcut to get around the problem of having to work out how to spell cupronickel.
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1 minute ago, The Coinery said:
Where can you view photos of coins in the catalogue without photos ? - There are a few coins I am interested in that don't have pics.
In person in London. They might email you a picture if you ask nicely.
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2 minutes ago, The Coinery said:
I dont know if this will help but this is a 1911 penny I of BRITT to a tooth
Only 4 years late to the convo
better late than never
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7 minutes ago, DaveG38 said:
I don't believe that PCGS would grade this offering. Plus the slab looks very iffy.
It does check out though http://www.pcgs.com/cert/81260679
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Pictures from VS of his 1932
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1 minute ago, Guest Parma said:
Anyone want to guess what this F103 would fetch? My guess - £2400
Not sure but that's one ugly looking coin, even if it is rare.
Very Old 1912 Penny
in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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Throw it in the bin Georgie in case it gives you contact herpes or something