petitioncrown

Hi Forum members http://www.petitioncrown.com I have received 32 emails with suggestions, corrections, requests. Please note the site is an educational & non commercial site, coins are not for sale, but thank you the additional 11 emails requesting to buy coins from the site. Thanks for the emails reference my site www.petitioncrown.com I have started adding other coins to the same site. See BUTTONS: CHARLES I TOWER MINT CHARLES I OXFORD MINT CHARLES I RAWLINS OXFORD CROWN CHARLES II MILLED COINS HOME PAGE I will keep expanding the site weekly and will organize a mini forum so you can post your ideas. Once again I am delighted as there are very few sites on British Coins Best Regards J I feel great with the amazing support for the site

I got 5 emails giving me tips to improve the site, the most significant is clear to everyone but me the heading PETITION CROWN has now been changed to British "Petition" Crown - The Art of Coins. I wrongly assumed the World new of the Petition Crown and were it was from. They will now and again thanks. Thank u other people who checked the site and corrected me on points and type errors. see your changes - on http://www.petitioncrown.com On the three requests for additional coins well I have started see: On CHARLES II COINAGE the new page requested, YES I WILL INCLUDE the copper and tin money Keep the comments coming as it will improve YOUR site BR Jeff

Correct great coin normally they have pest, this coin has survived in good state with no corosion. I have a great problem grading tin money. The majority even in good condition are weak on the bust. How do u grade the picture which u posted? Jeff

Two years ago I thought the prices had reached a peak, wrong again - What is driving prices ever higher?, At what point will we have a cyclical downturn?, The market is getting new collectors interested in the hobby, these people see today’s prices as a base does that mean we are in the continuing spiral upwards? What will make the market take a reverse into lower prices? Jeff

Please help with ideas to improve the description of coins on the internet: complaints: badly photographed coins, out of focus R, C, repro filed of so the coin looks genuine badly described coin graded incorrectly We have to accept that the 'world is flat' the internet is a new tool for communication. It is only the beginning were trade will take place from any place in the world with payments to any place in the world and we will never understand were the goods are coming from. All this you understand, so what is the solution to the above complaints? I often see a coin I would like to buy, but it is buyer beware, now I do not even bother to look at the eBay. I look forward to you suggestions Jeff