PWA 1967

I seem to remember alfnail doing a similar excercise with the 1844 penny of which he looked at a lot although i cant find the thread now with the pictures. The theory was exactly the same though.

The two posted above are both nice for the money and good buys......... more importantly not £2K + for a cleaned / verd one

Yes its one of those Mike were they are rare but i would not want one thats not nice to look at and personally would sooner have a gap

The 1864 i would sooner have a lower grade one thats problem free. The cleaning and verd would annoy me and for that kind of money i would prefer to spend it on something else

Still a really good buy Ian

Teach me .....i thought it said 1862 and didnt bother looking at the picture ,they are 1962 so quite cheap really Yes i agree Jerry not a problem when listed correctly however the sellers who relist them get on my fu£$%n nerves.

I dont think he will sell 20 1862 though for £2.50 and you can make an offer

Like most that are so called rare Rob sold at the best time

Thats a clear nice example and although not rare most seem to be low grade and worth checking as i have found a couple . The second picture one was sold on ebay by john blyth about twelve months ago . Think like most varieties people just start looking for them so more turn up and if i remember correctly a forum member found one that sold for over £1k at LCA a few years ago and at that time was considered rare. In goubys book as BP1893B

Yes i agree i could not believe the £72,000 for what really is a copy

Sounds good and good luck to them What is ridiculous is Colin Mcgregor who could end up with £100 million for a sport he has professionally never done before and will end up a complete farce.

Thoughts are with you and your family.

Out of interest what year did it sell for £24K ?.

What you on about Peck When i bought it Richard told me he had one and also the Workman one then mine. Think thats three so cant see any reason why there is not anymore.

Not having a clue about silver are those marks from a rusty die or just wear /bag marks.....as i have no idea ?.

Is it a typo as does say £900 in the heading which may be more on the mark.

Thought maybe i would start here if anyone can help me please. The knot in one of my shaving brushes fell out this morning and not sure what to use to glue it back in. Its more a sentimentle thing really as my dad bought it me years ago so i wont just throw it away and just needs glueing back in. I have tried the internet as was going to phone the maker up to see what glue is probably best as the bristles were obviously put in some kind of resin. Anyway they dont exist any longer so any help would be appreciated. I dont want to put the wrong glue on and ruin it Pete.

Yes regardless of how prices may have risen on some coins £9k in 1967 seems a lot of money to pay for a penny Although they turned him down and hopefully he bought a house instead

Well spotted Ian

I looked at some of the sellers items recently and although i dont know anything about silver some of the bronze looked cleaned Maybe thats ok .....What do you think ?.

I am very sorry it was only a suggestion and hope you get it sorted

It will just be a security alert from your bank as the saleroom charge 1p to open the account and although dont actually debit it have to put a figure . If your bank have not notified you yet you may have to phone them. Fraud is often done for amounts less than a £1 to see if they can gain access to your details.

Thanks Chumlee

I havent got a clue which bible it was but was only on last week the dealer did it around 1900 and the single page was about £90K if i remember correctly. It was on the Pawn Stars programme last Tuesday. I know the programme is all set up for TV but the History i would assume is correct. May of been the same as the Spink one as there cant be many books at around £100K a page.

Is that one of the bibles that was on TV the other day that a dealer had taken apart and sold individual pages?. I didnt even realise they printed books that long ago