Aslanmia

I just love the Victorian era coins... everytime I look at one I feel like I'm being transported back in time.

Of course, I blame it all on Dr. Who and all the great science fiction that was written during that time. ;)

I have a 2007 19th century Krause if you need any info, but don't tell Spock... he thinks Krause are a bunch of hacks! ;)

Thanks for the info Scott.
Guess I'll be moving on to 19th century coins sooner than I thought. I'm finding coins from these century very interesting. Gotta buy the 19th century catalog of Krause. Just a few days ago bought some British Indian rupees at melt values. Mostly from 19th century including 1835, 1840, 1862 (A/I 0/0), 1889, 1890 and more. Waiting for my catalog to attribute them more accurately.
You take care.
Ron

Not yet... but I'll get around to it at some point. :)

I have posted a few coin pics in a thread from time to time. You can take a quick look at my previous posts and look for attachments.

hmmm bird's accessories...and various things...i think i'm interested in gold coins,because gold is always good in value..you don't have any albums of yours,do you?

temmy

World coins... I have a strong interest in Indian coins (colonial and republic mostly), Irish coins, and South American coins, but I'll pickup anything that catches my eye. How about yourself, what do you collect? What kind of product are you marketing to France?

Scott

ow..i have been learing French on youtube, cos i market some items to France...i have 1 item that will be sent to Canada tomorrow.what are you collecting?

Hi there :) are you a Canadian? do you able to speak French?

Hey Scott,
Just read a thread in the world coin sub forum about date varieties in Canadian pennies. Makes me wonder what you meant by writing (C2?) in the envelope of the 1882H penny. Is there any date variety of this coin?