phil2uk

i will stick with auction price guide will let u all know when it goes up for sale

thats my spelling which is bad the man i was dealing with was chris barker assistant curator the royal mint museum so yes the letter is genuine the coin is genuine and a few auction houses have put a good price on it spinks and chiswick want it if you want like a copy of the letter i would love to email it to you

the royal mint had the coin for 8 weeks this is the letter they sent back Examination by x-ray fluorescence spectrometry has confirmed that this is an error in production where by a nickel-brass blank, which would normally be used in the production of Nigerian three pence piece, appears to have been struck between British three pence dies Assistant curater The royal mint museum

so you are telling me that the royal mint have have not got it right so the paper work i have from them is no good

im only going by the info the royal mint give me i think they shound be sound in there advice

will not let me up load picture email me for pictures phillipcondliffe@yahoo.co.uk

We have a unique coin possibly the only one in the world The coin is a Nigerian three pence piece which has been struck between a British three pence die It has been analysed at the royal mint museum The museum sent us this back Examination by x-ray fluorescence spectrometry has confirmed that this is an error in production where by a nickel-brass blank, which would normally be used in the production of Nigerian three pence piece, appears to have been struck between British three pence dies Assistant curater The royal mint museum they have never seen a coin like this will not let me up load picture email me for pictures phillipcondliffe@yahoo.co.uk