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  1. Nonmortuus
    I would say it's Aef? Maybe ef? Some wear on highest points but has bags of eye appeal.
  2. Nonmortuus

    10p a-z

    Nonmortuus replied to Peter's topic in Decimal Coins

    After not seeing one in my change I bought a set to store away a while back.
  3. Nonmortuus
    Join the queue!! 😁
  4. Nonmortuus
    How the heck did they do that?!?
  5. Nonmortuus
    I picked up a lot today as well
  6. Nonmortuus
    Do yourself a website on wordpress. Extremely easy to do and as long as you remember to upload the photos you can keep track and compare grades etc of what you have v what's on offer. Mind it won't stop you buying duplicates. I have 3 x 1911 and 5 x 1923 half crowns.... www.noncoins.wordpress.com Is mine and is really useful at the coin fairs.
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    Thanks! I wish that was really the case, I am still make regular mistakes, normally spur of the moment purchases. I really need to try and curb my spending and focus in on 1 or 2 particular coins to fill type gaps in higher grades.
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    Struggling to get them in focus but my 1829 Maundy set:
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  14. Nonmortuus
    I would be interested to know when NGC finally start slabbing at Spink.
  15. Nonmortuus
    My two examples both sixpence.
  16. Nonmortuus
    That's fair enough. I can only talk about my experience but in the past 'bright' has meant dipped or cleaned in some way. I remember when I joined this forums I was advised as such. Michael is a very reputable dealer so I don't envisage you having any issues.
  17. Nonmortuus
    Generally yes.
  18. Nonmortuus
    I work for an Oracle partner, mainly focused on Unix and Linux. Also partnered with NetApp, VMware, Dell, HPE, Lenovo, Veeam, Cisco, AWS, Microsoft, Azure etc etc. Been here a long time now, were small but very good at what we do around Unix.
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    Still working in IT selling hardware and managed services.
  20. Nonmortuus
    Thanks guys.
  21. Nonmortuus
    I agree with Rob. You would expect the out gassing to reduce over time so if the cabinet is question is made from freshly cut and dried oak I would imagine it would have more of an impact than a cabinet that's a 100 years plus old.
  22. Nonmortuus
    I believe the tannins in oak, as an example, turn silver black Pete.
  23. Nonmortuus
    Talking about the Midland a few dealers do accept card but cash is king. If you can turn up with notes you always stand a fair better chance of agreeing on a price you both find acceptable.
  24. Nonmortuus
    Get the slab on a hard surface and one firm but not hard hammer blow to the top of the slab will usually crack it enough for you to safely remove the coin. I don't mind slabs at all but have had to remove a few that have had a spot of verd develop post slabbing.
  25. Nonmortuus
    Martin is a good guy. I have only bought one off him so far but I was more than happy with it.
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