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  1. CartwheelTwopence
    Welcome! Perhaps you could put your favorite coin as your profile picture?
  2. CartwheelTwopence
    Yeah, I would agree - but if the tin is solid silver I can imagine in scrap the whole thing could be worth a fair bit, at about £30 per 100g.
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    I think looking at these designs has confirmed my idea - stick with pre-decimal; no modern coin will offer the same level of quality and originality of design. BTW, on that Magna Carta coin, why does the queen look like she has very few details? Is it just the light?
  4. CartwheelTwopence
    Very good decision, Paulus; I'm not sure if one exists! You would be looking for a very long time...
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    VF and F
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    Sorry - I'm a bit new to grading too! Here are the pictures of UNC and EF - I was sold the "UNC" as UNC, so will be a little dissapointed if it's lower. Perhaps AUNC? Oh well - it's still just a cheap coin anyway!
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    I've just had a quick look through my collection and that's a surprisingly hard thing to do! Most younger coins are generally good and older generally bad; it's hard to get the full spread! And for them to all be of the same year and design! The best I can do is the set of George VI English Shillings - all .500 silver. Unfortunately 2 are 1940 and 2 are 1941. As I said - it is a hard task!
  9. CartwheelTwopence
    Happy Birthday!
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    Yes - I would agree that big coins (over 30mm or so) have never really been right for people. Just look at all of the big coins that tried... and failed: copper pennies, crowns, cartwheel pennies and twopences, etc.
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    Hey! It is my favorite coin, so I felt as though it should be my chosen forum name! (Well, actually my fav coin is the gothic crown - but that wouldn't sound very good...)
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    Many crowns were still in circulation in the early 20th century; although 1902 crowns were commemorative, they were still used by many - since crowns were not phased out, as Victorian crowns ad been produced in masses right up to 1901. I would have thought that circulation stopped in around 1915 - 1920? Silver was getting expensive then - and these were big coins with very high .925 contents.
  13. CartwheelTwopence
    What incredible condition! It's so amazing that it's my new computer screensaver! Thanks!
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    Sorry - the internet pictures did not show the reverses. A bit of a shame, really... Oh, and the half farthing is included. Isn't it just the dream set?
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    I agree; I always look for the best looking coins available - or just the best value for money.
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    Recently I have discovered something equally as amazing: look at this 1853 proof set, with Gothic crown and gold. I can't decide what I like most about it - the coins or the box!
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    Yes, I would agree with you on that - but I believe to have one too (albeit in a worse grade than yours). I know the picture isn't great (It's hard taking one of such a tiny coin!), but would you agree that it's the same as yours? The crown is equally as strange!
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    I prefer sixpences from the same series. Despite beeing small comparing with halfcrowns. they are still very impressive. I'll have to get one of those. Never thought of it due to the size... But I guess such a design would look fantastic on anything! Good suggestion!
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    Wow. Just when I thought obtaining one couldn't get any more unrealistic...
  20. CartwheelTwopence
    To find a godless florin was very impressive. Well done!
  21. CartwheelTwopence
    So am I!
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    Oh! I only now remember that I put it on descending title order - so I had ones from years ago! Still - I do feel as though their is a lack of current discussions. But yes - when people have left, it's not best to talk to them! Noted!
  23. CartwheelTwopence
    £25 is fantastic. Thanks, Jaggy!
  24. CartwheelTwopence
    Worth a go!
  25. CartwheelTwopence
    Did you sell them already? How much?
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