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  1. sylvester
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    all pay respect to this most beautifull coin ever

    Ha the famous Gothic crown... Ever seen an 1853 one?
    Post by: sylvester, Jan 4, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  2. sylvester
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    I'm headin out.

    I'm sorry to see you go Pennycase. Everyone's leaving! :(
    Post by: sylvester, Jan 2, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  3. sylvester
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    cornering the coin market

    1952 sixpences are common actually. They have an overblown rarity. They are always available.
    Post by: sylvester, Jan 2, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  4. sylvester
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    cornering the coin market

    I know of a British coin that is currently quickly being cornered by a wealthy collector who is buying up every one he can find, but i'm sworn to...
    Post by: sylvester, Jan 2, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Grading System

    I find an example of a coin in the best condition possible, then i work out the rest of the grades from that based upon what i can see and prior...
    Post by: sylvester, Jan 2, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  6. sylvester
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    Collecting - Morgans: Slab or not to slab ??

    Raw coins every time.
    Post by: sylvester, Jan 1, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  7. sylvester
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    Thank You Steve (and Goodbye)

    He shall be missed, i liked ND.
    Post by: sylvester, Jan 1, 2005 in forum: US Coins Forum
  8. sylvester
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    Coin Grading.

    Aye 'tis true...
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
  9. sylvester
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    Coin Grading.

    Depends on your dealer that does. :D
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
  10. sylvester
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    What are you working on now?

    i do... :D
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
  11. sylvester
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    Coin Grading.

    Yeah but you can buy a VF and sell at GVF!* :D *Good Very Fine which is VF35.
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
  12. sylvester
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    Definition of what is a coin.

    This is true, but they are very reluctant to take them back. It took me two weeks to dispose of my 2004 £5 coin. One PO tell said i could only...
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: World Coins
  13. sylvester
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    Bimetal Coins.

    As you can see tin is not an ideal metal to make coins out of, and tin and copper are not a very good mix at all. My former Charles II 1684 tin...
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    Storage.... ???

    Mahogany, felt lined drawers. :D
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
  15. sylvester
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    What are you working on now?

    Washington Quarters (P mint) 1950-64 (Blast white BU raw). UK sixpences by date 1674-1694 Henry VI date (per say) set, 1422-27 annulet issue...
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Coin Grading.

    I agree with Highlander. Seven grades are enough, Give a plus and a minus, or an A or G before and after the grades, you then have enough...
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 31, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Storage.... ???

    I think GD has being awaiting my answer... :D
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 30, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
  18. sylvester
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    What are you working on now?

    I'm working on too much to mention.
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 30, 2004 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    Queen Elizabeth II's portrait.

    Me likewise.
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 30, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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    Coin Denominations & their origin.

    Well i meant Pound sterling.
    Post by: sylvester, Dec 29, 2004 in forum: World Coins
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