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just a small skermish called the american small skermish for independance!!!!!

I await the facts Ski :D

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:D its true,and well documented :D

anyhow, whatever you do over christmas, enjoy..........merry xmas

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Actually guys, this is a bit retarded because there are so many instances of this on eBay and you guys should find something better to do with your xmas time! Like stuff the turkey or wife or something... ;)

Actually it had ended by the time I got round to messaging him, but by none of us doing so we are our own worst enemies. If everybody messaged sellers mis-describing their coins, then its incidence, although unlikely to be totally eliminated, would at least dramatically reduce. Yes there are many instances of it on e-bay, but that doesn't make it right. I know it's a bit heavy for something as minor as this, but to quote Edmund Burke; 'All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing'.

Q.E.D.

Hear hear, Derek! Well said [shuffles his own soapbox sheepishly out of sight]

yes a war did stop at christmas,

December 25th 1914. german soldiers started to sing "Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht" (silent night to you and me). recognizing the tune, english soldiers joined in, presents of tobacco and chocolate and handshakes were exchanged and several games of soccer were enjoyed ( i expect the brits lost on penalties).

Hostilities resumed at 8-30 am on the 26th.

Evidence has been found and observations made that the truce was observed every christmas of ww1.

Famous example! Sadly, all too rare. :(

yes a war did stop at christmas,

December 25th 1914. german soldiers started to sing "Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht" (silent night to you and me). recognizing the tune, english soldiers joined in, presents of tobacco and chocolate and handshakes were exchanged and several games of soccer were enjoyed ( i expect the brits lost on penalties).

Hostilities resumed at 8-30 am on the 26th.

Evidence has been found and observations made that the truce was observed every christmas of ww1.

I believe the war didn't stop as in stop, it did continue for another 4 years ski

I think we knew what he meant though ;)

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Famous example! Sadly, all too rare. :(

Armistice of Steyer ended the fighting in the revolutionary wars on the......

wait for it....WAIT FOR IT......................December 25th 1800.

you know were real lucky to not only be able to look back on history, maybe even learn from its mistakes, but as coin collectors....even hold a little piece of that history in our hands. The magic of coin collecting.

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I note he's had 13 offers, ranging all the way down to 20p, probably :ph34r::blink:

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I note he's had 13 offers, ranging all the way down to 20p, probably :ph34r::blink:

Something looks vaguely wrong with that coin. I'm sure it's not, but I don't like it all the same.

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I note he's had 13 offers, ranging all the way down to 20p, probably :ph34r::blink:

Something looks vaguely wrong with that coin. I'm sure it's not, but I don't like it all the same.

are you thinking the same as me??? something definitely doesn't ring true. i have seen chinese copies being offered for sale on american ebay.......

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That is a beaut :)

Been watching it for 3 days, more out of curiosity. He has 23 watchers so far to ;)

How do you know that, az?

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The sniper just doesn't snipe, it also tells me how many people are watching coins ;-)

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The sniper just doesn't snipe, it also tells me how many people are watching coins ;-)

Fascinating, Jim, as a character with pointed ears once said.

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Well bones, if you are ever interested in a coin in fleabay and curious if Otters might be also then send me a pm and i'll let you Know ;-)

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Well bones, if you are ever interested in a coin in fleabay and curious if Otters might be also then send me a pm and i'll let you Know ;-)

"I'm a doctor, not a numismatist". OK! Will do... Thanks.

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Bids Watchers

1875 VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD"PENNY-SUPERB UNC 4 25 3 days 5 hours 18 mins 44 secs 106.00 GBP

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Bids Watchers

1875 VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD"PENNY-SUPERB UNC 4 25 3 days 5 hours 18 mins 44 secs 106.00 GBP

That will go for at least £300.

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I note he's had 13 offers, ranging all the way down to 20p, probably :ph34r::blink:

Something looks vaguely wrong with that coin. I'm sure it's not, but I don't like it all the same.

are you thinking the same as me??? something definitely doesn't ring true. i have seen chinese copies being offered for sale on american ebay.......

Oh, I'm sure we're thinking along exactly the same lines, cartwheel.

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Bids Watchers

1875 VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD"PENNY-SUPERB UNC 4 25 3 days 5 hours 18 mins 44 secs 106.00 GBP

That will go for at least £300.

Now has 28 watchers

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Here's something you don't see everyday. David Beckham selling his Porsche on Ebay, times hard David lol? $168,000.00 with 4 days to go, apparently he bought this for 100k and spent 50k customising it. Its worth the watch though

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsche-911-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem1c186e9569QQitemZ120668984681QQptZUSQ5fCarsQ5fTrucks

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Not the first time he's done that.

What a sick society we live in - ooh you're famous.... :blink:

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