Nordle11
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7 minutes ago, secret santa said:
Matt, is there anything important beneath the black splodge top right (click on tools etc etc) ?
Sorry about that, fixed it. Just quantities, rarity.
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On 11/1/2017 at 0:04 PM, Mr T said:
What extra varieties does it mention?
I tend to stick to Freeman but also look out for any new dies as reported by Gouby and the penny people here. I avoid all flaws, date varieties, re-entered letters etc to keep things manageable.
On 11/1/2017 at 0:49 PM, Nordle11 said:I'll let you know of anything interesting when it arrives.
Here you go gents. Happy reading.
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11 minutes ago, 1949threepence said:
My first acquisition of 2017 - and probably my last for a few months as it's cleaned me out post Christmas - is an 1862 F41, from halfpenny dies. Bought Colin Cooke, ex Andy Scott. Straight fine with all major details intact.
Been trying to a reasonable specimen for years. Finally succeeded. Most of the others I've seen on offer have been washers or not much better.
Excellent coin indeed and congratulations, a very clean example.
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1 minute ago, PWA 1967 said:
Not worth the agro i wouldnt think Matt and cant see many dealers going out of there way ?.
Even after or should you get them what use are they unless you were turning them over quickly and the money you received going into a bank ?.
I mean for insurance purposes, proof of purchase and all that jazz.
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Can you backtrack for receipts? As in, I don't have receipts but I have a full list of the date I bought which coin, how much I paid and where I got it from..
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16 minutes ago, Rob said:
Pass. It's on its way to Matt.
From memory it's mostly things like open and closed 9s.
44 minutes ago, Mr T said:What extra varieties does it mention?
I tend to stick to Freeman but also look out for any new dies as reported by Gouby and the penny people here. I avoid all flaws, date varieties, re-entered letters etc to keep things manageable.
I'll let you know of anything interesting when it arrives.
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7 hours ago, scott said:
its probably just the lack of quality no faker could ever hope to reach
This is also what I'm thinking because there are so many different aspects to the coin.
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27 minutes ago, Rob said:
Doubt it. It was in the January 1971 issue of Coins, incorporating coins and medals. It was in a pile of catalogues I picked up at the weekend.
Bugger, well one for the list I guess. Is it just called 'Coins'? I had a quick google but the name is so general I just get a lot of other unrelated stuff.
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15 minutes ago, Rob said:
Sorry, that should have read Cole's article, not Court's
Is it available online Rob?
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For me it's Freeman/Gouby numbers and widely accepted varieties (like the popular dot flaws). I'd buy curios but wouldn't go out of my way to spend a chunk on something like a B over R, unless the price was better than I thought the resale would be.
The VR court survey, for those interested, should be in the useful links thread under general.
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I'm also interested in the secret feature, at first I thought it was just a combination of a lot of different features..
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Just now, Rob said:
Yes. Nobody would begrudge you making the most of an idiot.
That's what they're there for.
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I have a stack of about 50+ Coin Monthlys that have penny articles in, I've tabbed them all but I just haven't gotten around to scanning them yet. I will one day I promise.
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The other half showed me this yesterday, I really thought they'd just passed him and not seen, so glad he came back
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On 8/1/2017 at 9:09 AM, IanB said:
Have you tried asking her to trim down her collection of shoes, handbags and pretty things for the house? Then there would be plenty of space for your coins??
A little late here but this made me laugh coffee out my nose. Then I had to explain to everyone at work what I was doing. In Spanish. With coffee all over me.
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19 hours ago, mrbadexample said:
Surely this is worth £7 of my money to watch you eat your hat?
Will chip in to make this happen
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With or without the closed 9, that's a very nice example of a difficult year.
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Apparently they're doing a live preview on their facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ChangeChecker/) of the new £1 at 1 o'clock. Not sure what that entails but might be worth a watch.
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Oh I see, no 'two pounds' on the obverse. Thought he/she meant the whole coin.
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Hi and welcome!
Please can you post a picture? 9 times out of 10 things like this are fake, the TWO POUNDS wouldn't really be missing on a genuine one.
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Hi and welcome to the forum!
A strange effect on that one... If you just want to know value, it's still going to be 20p unfortunately. Maybe on eBay someone will pick it up as a curio, but I doubt anyone would pay more than a quid or so.
As to how that happened, I've actually no idea. Could be a severe die clash or a bad die, I'm interested what others think.
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4 minutes ago, azda said:
Australian Lunar series bullion mintage figures
http://www.perthmint.com.au/investment-bullion-bars-and-coins-mintages.aspx
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in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries
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No problem, made more sense to scan as it came to work.
Not much in there that we didn't already know, but always good to read the studies.