Johnshan

Thanks this may help . My email address is jshannon999@aol.com Sorry but i dont know what you mean by PM ?

Hi can someone help me please I have a CGS slabbed coin that has been incorrectly recorded on the slap. How can I check that the coin inside the slab is the original that was graded and not a fake? The slap records that it is a William 3rd FIRST Bust but the actual coin is, I think, a THIRD variety bust. Thanks

Thank you Rob

I just been closely studding one of my coins that I bought at a market. Its a 1820 George III sixpence. Spink 3791. Can you help me decide if the sixpence is ESC 2209, old ESC 1639B ( I of HONI over S) or not? Thanks for your help. Just couldn't sort the pic out neater Sorry

Than you sleepy

Good news. Thank you,something else I've learned.

Thanks for your advise, See pictures Regards John

Looking fro advice. I've just purchased a William III shilling and it is covered in black fleck marks, if I use a silver dip to remove these will it reduce its value? If it does is there a way of removing them that doesn`t Thanks

Thanks Craigy very helpful Regards

Very helpful Rob, it gives me a figure guide to check my coins, basically between 20 to 24 grains (1.3 to 1.5 grams) Thank you

Hi, I've been trying to find the official weight of Saxon and Norman pennies but without success. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks

Hi, I've been trying to find the official weight of Saxon and Norman pennies but without success. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks

Rob, I've studied the drawings in Spink over and over, but just cant seem to get to grips with them. I found the pics you sent much clearer. Regards

I'm looking for the slabbed errors now, and the bargains. Regards

Yes I can see the difference now. Rob is definitely correct from what I can see. Pic of reverse attached Thank you all for your help and thanks again Rob for the pics.