Huntington Collection of Spanish Colonial coins

[paulfrasercollectibles]

Huntington Collection of Spanish Colonial Coins

Hi all,

Above link will take you to a results piece on the sale of the Huntington Collection, part of which was offered at aucion in London on March 6.

Enjoy!

[Peckris]

Huntington Collection of Spanish Colonial Coins

Hi all,

Above link will take you to a results piece on the sale of the Huntington Collection, part of which was offered at aucion in London on March 6.

Enjoy!

The above link gives a DNS error.

[Mr T]

It should work if you add a : after http in the URL.

[Peckris]

It should work if you add a : after http in the URL.

There already is. It still doesn't work.

[Nick]

It should work if you add a : after http in the URL.

There already is. It still doesn't work.

There are two lots of http: in the original link. This link has just one and the colon and does work.

Edited March 9, 2013 by Nick

[Peckris]

It should work if you add a : after http in the URL.

There already is. It still doesn't work.

There are two lots of http: in the original link. This link has just one and the colon and does work.

Your link - with only one http: in it - does work. The original - also with only one http: in - doesn't.

The original looks like this : http://results.ispconnect.co.uk/main?InterceptSource=0&ClientLocation=uk&ParticipantID=iu4dlszggyivxb0k1g8afi94imr4lkbt&FailureMode=1&SearchQuery=&FailedURI=http%3A%2F%2Fhttp%2F%2Fwww.paulfrasercollectibles.com%2FNews%2FMexican-8-reales-coin-shines-with-15pc-increase-on-estimate%2F13349.page%3Fcatid%3D26&AddInType=4&Version=2.1.8-1.90base&Referer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.predecimal.com%2Fforum%2Findex.php%3Fshowtopic%3D7803%26st%3D0%26gopid%3D82717%26&Implementation=0

Edited March 9, 2013 by Peckris

[Nick]

Dunno what you're looking at Peck but the original has two lots of http as follows:

"http://http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.com/News/Mexican-8-reales-coin-shines-with-15pc-increase-on-estimate/13349.page?catid=26"

If it hadn't had an obvious fault, I wouldn't have been able to correct it and post a proper link.

Edited March 9, 2013 by Nick

[Peckris]

Dunno what you're looking at Peck but the original has two lots of http as follows:

"http://http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.com/News/Mexican-8-reales-coin-shines-with-15pc-increase-on-estimate/13349.page?catid=26"

If it hadn't had an obvious fault, I wouldn't have been able to correct it and post a proper link.

I just copied out the address at the top of the DNS error page.

[Nick]

Dunno what you're looking at Peck but the original has two lots of http as follows:

"http://http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.com/News/Mexican-8-reales-coin-shines-with-15pc-increase-on-estimate/13349.page?catid=26"

If it hadn't had an obvious fault, I wouldn't have been able to correct it and post a proper link.

I just copied out the address at the top of the DNS error page.

Yes, well you want to be looking at the address that caused the DNS error, not the webpage where you ended up.

[Peckris]

Dunno what you're looking at Peck but the original has two lots of http as follows:

"http://http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.com/News/Mexican-8-reales-coin-shines-with-15pc-increase-on-estimate/13349.page?catid=26"

If it hadn't had an obvious fault, I wouldn't have been able to correct it and post a proper link.

I just copied out the address at the top of the DNS error page.

Yes, well you want to be looking at the address that caused the DNS error, not the webpage where you ended up.

I assumed that was the same thing. I.e. that the link you clicked on was still the one showing, but as the browser couldn't find it, it returned a DNS error.

[Nick]

Dunno what you're looking at Peck but the original has two lots of http as follows:

"http://http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.com/News/Mexican-8-reales-coin-shines-with-15pc-increase-on-estimate/13349.page?catid=26"

If it hadn't had an obvious fault, I wouldn't have been able to correct it and post a proper link.

I just copied out the address at the top of the DNS error page.

Yes, well you want to be looking at the address that caused the DNS error, not the webpage where you ended up.

I assumed that was the same thing. I.e. that the link you clicked on was still the one showing, but as the browser couldn't find it, it returned a DNS error.

Patently not. Try hovering over the original link or just copy the link URL and paste into a text file.

[paulfrasercollectibles]

Huntington Collection

No idea what you are on about, but this link should work better...