Seems to have gone quiet here, so these are my only offerings for 1798. (The only GB circulation coin is a 1798 Shilling, exceedingly scarce and...
I have picked up a few goodies in the last few days. These two Charles II Crowns, 1667 and 1681, fill gaps in my own collection: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I have these: GB 1799 Farthing, GB 1799 Half Penny, Brazil 1799 20 Reis, over-stamped 40 Reis: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The Half pennies for...
I just have these two - not in great condition or the best of photos, but all I can offer. 1800 Threepence and fourpence: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] There...
Nothing desperately scarce, but this picked up as an upgrade - 1754 British Farthing: [ATTACH]
Maybe time to move on, not that I have a lot to offer, just this Austrian 7 Kreuzer minted in Vienna and made of low grade silver: [ATTACH]
Probably your best answer is to post pics on Zeno.ru - they seem to have the best experts on Asian coins. You may be able to see similar coins on...
Maybe time for 1804? I only have two - the inevitable Bank of England dollar and a Singapore Merchants Sumatra Keping token: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Surprisingly another couple of Irish coins, though pretty poor condition - 10 pence and 5 pence but from long before decimalisation: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Added this while we have been on 1806 - Ireland 1806 Farthing. Pity about the scratches, but the detail is still good: [ATTACH]
Ah 1807 I can do from the GB manin collection - Halfpenny and farthing: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I did some shopping yesterday and came home with these three - all upgrades for me: 1679 Charles II Crown: [ATTACH] 1696 Farthing: [ATTACH] 1892...
Maybe time to move onto 1809? All I have is this odd commemorative token celebrating George III's 50 years on the throne. Nothing about "Golden...
This one arrived in the post today - not desperately scarce but a decent condition and slots nicely into my random collection of Crown size silver...
For 1810 I only have one to offer, and this one remains in my own collection. 1810 Third Guinea: [ATTACH]
I really don't like them doing it, and their prices are extortionate, but I understand their need. The demand for old fashioned circulation...
The only one I have dated 1811 is this medal celebrating the birth of Napoleon's son. Different design to @wittwolf 's I think: [ATTACH]
Sadly I can find only one coin dated 1812 amongst all my old photos - this rather grotty token: [ATTACH]
You asked for the first thing I saw: an artistic representation of a stormy sea at sunset!
I will never compete with @panzerman but I did succumb to temptation and buy a couple of bits of gold today - 1872 Sovereign and 1887 Half...
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