PWA 1967

Seller that drives me mad as your aware Jerry a lot are wrongly attributed and that many i am sure he must know ,although i admit to buying one off him a few weeks ago .

As you say in your above post Prep everyone is different and has different opinions weather its grading ,cleaning etc. Its not a case of me or anyone else being shot down on here more to do with someone else giving an opinion . In a lot of cases coin knowledge cannot be learned in a few weeks/years and thats why i am always on here as only been collecting about four years myself. Some on here have been collecting for years .......in some cases lots of years One thing i will add is copper pennies are best left alone (although suffer the most problems IMO ) as almost everything you do will show from my tests over a few months a couple of years ago. I just buy ones i am happy with and prepared to pay more..........although not a lot more Be lucky and keep smiling. Pete.

Yes they will weigh less but would not of thought that much maybe a gr but am only guessing. Sure someone may no ,why is it realevant if the coin is only fine is it one thats copied ?.

A quick look and should be 14.1gr and the same for every year. What does yours weigh ?.

Yes that must be on a par with the daftest thing i have seen To put twenty new coins in a slab,you cant even see them.

Yes i got one yesterdayand a well put together catalogue and probably the best i have seen. It does make me wonder how cost effective it is as there is nothing in it for me and must cost a few quid. Its a shame really as mine has gone in the bin.......maybe i should not of said that as they probably wont send me another . I have told them previously though what i buy as dont want them just wasting them and suppose i cant do anymore.

The 2005 Sovereign looks terrible IMO

Thats quality and especially like the reverse.

I would not have a clue sorry and never seen one before.

Hi David and welcome to the forum. I am sure Prep will be along soon as he likes wandering around fields with his wellies ,mosquitos and cow Rang

Its more to do with the costs involved getting them posted to the UK that effects the price.

When you say honest i dont think the seller is doing anything wrong personally. There are loads of them (fake coins) and readily available ,unfortunately its the people who resell them as genuine that are the problem and they will always find them. Not every collector wants to spend alot of money on the genuine coin so maybe fills a gap with a copy. If its who i think it is he has been or was a dealer for years and if not there are boxes of decimal sets turn up regular so nothing untoward there. Only my opinion Pete.

I think you may of saved yourself a few quid. The seller used the same image for different years and doubt the picture of the obverse was 1911.

Was this a coin you had looked at and viewed Rob as you seem quite sure and respect your opinion. Could it not of been or atleast the bidders thought was an unrecorded Rev B Copper Proof ?. I still cant get my head around why there was so much interest

Hi and welcome to the forum. Which coins do you have an interest in ?.

Yes i am sure your right Jerry although annoying when your watching something and some Sweet talker sneaks in Not that i would have any chance........They would not understand me

Problem with bidding on line........if you bid at the same time as a couple more but yours registers last you may end up bidding more than you wanted especially if larger increments. Sometimes i feel online bidders wait until any intial interest has gone ,then next bid will hopefully be just that.

Sweet talking early bidder

Two weeks holiday

Thanks Dave and Vicky

Gouby BP1875Ce.

It only shows the BIN price and not the lower offer one.

Hat off Jerry and well bought

The 1826 Penny having looked again i cant understand as although a lovely coin the price .............. Has anyone got a clue as to what i am missing as there must of been atleast a couple of bidders keen ?.

Thanks John.