The Coinery

Penny 1894 for sale. 1894.01 Dies 12+N. Freeman 138. CGS grade 85 = Choice UNC/BU = MS65 UIN: 37601 Free Insured Postage to British Mainland

MY ERROR - 82. My first ad and a rookie mistake - Choice UNC = MS64/65 = 82. £ 325 delivered to British Mainland Apologies !

MY ERROR - 82. My first ad and a rookie mistake - Choice UNC = MS64/65 = 82. £ 325 delivered to British Mainland Apologies !

Penny 1863 For Sale. Dies 6+G. Freeman 42 Slabbed at CGS 85 = Choice UNC = MS64/65 UIN: 18990 Free Recorded Postage.

I am looking for a 1902 Double Sovereign - Matt Proof with the wider 6.25mm date width - Rounded Base 2 Will look at any grade

I am looking for a Brass 3D 1954 VIP Proof. I would look at any grade. Please get in touch.

Hi I collect Edward VII Pennies. I am looking to complete my run of Edward VII Pennies. AU or better for the standard date variations. Should you have any of the no standard minor variations in ANY grade of any date for this run please get in touch. I am happy to buy or swap or a bit of both as I have quite a few duplicates. If you are an Edward VII collector please also get in touch as I have other of his denominations I need.

I aspire to have coins as high grade as Dive Master. His rejects would be very welcome improvements to my Crown collection !!!

Thank you very much Nordle11 - I am still unable to find this section ( I am a useless PD Rookie)

Hi Secret Santa. Yes they are all safe in the bank. British Edward VII coins of all denominations are the core of my ecliptic collection. Of these my Edward VII Pennies are my favourite denomination. Should you ever want a HD photo for you research or pleasure just let me know.

Thank you Jon. I started in 1969 and it been a lives work. And Enjoyment.

Hi Jon If you send me your email addy I will send you the full list with photos.

Hi VickySilver Thank you for your confirmation upon the quantity of varieties. I have only been on this site a week and I was horrified, well just miffed, to find that there were 50+ variations of Edward VII Pennies. I believed there to be under 30 variations. I also collect £5 gold and across all the grading companies the grades and indeed valuations can vary noticeably. I will take a photo of the 91 grade 1902 crown and send to you. It took me 35yrs to find that example. I am always looking for very high grade Edward VII coins and if you hear of any denomination for sale I would appreciate a "Heads Up" as I believe the terminology is these days

Hi CoinKat With the exception of the Standard 1902 crown the rest seem to pass hands for just a little more than the cost of a standard providing the grade is comparable. Thank you for your kind complement. It took me over 35 years to obtain that coin. I have never had major issues with NGC or PCGS. My only tiny critique is that the american grading houses do not define the variations of the british coins but this is understandable as with the exception of a few british coins the vast majority cannot be classed as Anglo-American so the experience and maybe interest is just not there. Same with CGS in England I would not grade a high end american coin at CGS - Horses for Courses !!

Hi Pete. If I could find the "Wanted" section I would use it - hahahha

Hi As you are I am always trying to improve my collection. I collect all Pennies and I am always up for discussing them. At the moment I am working upon my Edward VII Pennies. Below is a list of my Edward VII Pennie collection and if you can either add to the variations or have information or have any coins which will improve or add to my collection I would really like to hear from you wether they are unslabbed or slabbed. The Coinery PE.E7.1902.01 85 0010238 The Coinery PE.E7.1902.02 85 0034547 The Coinery PE.E7.1902.03 80 0038046 PE.E7.1902.04 PE.E7.1902.05 The Coinery PE.E7.1903.01 80 0015103 The Coinery PE.E7.1903.02 15 0035317 The Coinery PE.E7.1903.03 82 0019051 PE.E7.1903.04 The Coinery PE.E7.1904.01 85 0023380 The Coinery PE.E7.1904.02 78 0034058 The Coinery PE.E7.1905.01 65 0034059 The Coinery PE.E7.1905.02 80 0016986 The Coinery PE.E7.1906.01 75 0011227 The Coinery PE.E7.1906.02 82 0034060 The Coinery PE.E7.1907.01 80 0000956 The Coinery PE.E7.1907.02 75 0035318 PE.E7.1907.03 The Coinery PE.E7.1908.01 65 0021085 The Coinery PE.E7.1908.03 78 0017006 The Coinery PE.E7.1908.04 82 0006022 The Coinery PE.E7.1909.01 82 0023381 PE.E7.1909.02 PE.E7.1909.03 The Coinery PE.E7.1909.04 0038129 The Coinery PE.E7.1910.01 82 0034064

Hi. I am looking for information to help me research and search to collect this set. Does anyone out there have information to more variations of this coin or one for sale which is an upgrade or a gap giller for me ? To my knowledge there are 5 Crowns 1902: i/ Esc 361 - Standard Coin ii/ ESC 362 - Matt Proof iii/ Matt Proof surfaces with a bright edge - Edge as found on currency pieces. iv/ Low 2 in date v/ B.P. struck over another B. I have examples of the first, Second and Fifth Crown slabbed by CGS respectively at grades 80, 91 and 70. I am both seeking information if there are any other variations, looking for upgrades to these grades and also actively seeking to purchase these.

Hi. I am looking for information to help my search to collect this set. To my knowledge there are 4 Double Sovereigns 1902: i/ Spink 3967 - Standard Coin ii/ Spink 3968 - Matt Proof iii/ Matt Proof Narrow 5.9mm date width. Pointed base "2" iv/ Matt Proof wider 6.25mm date width. Rounded base "2" I have examples of the first three slabbed by CGS respectively at grades 45, 85, 85 and I am both seeking information if there are any other variations, looking for upgrades to these grades and also actively seeking to purchase a Matt Proof wider 6.25mm date width. Rounded base "2" to add to my collection.