no idea of the value, it will appeal to more to a "protestant" collector of commemoritives than a "catholic" one though. mike. :)
that would be the '45 rebellion in scotland, the little "dude" is suposed tobe "bonnie prince charlie". mike.:yes:
a "joke" he may be but how much "free" publicity are you giving him, how many of you are visiting his site, i would say that publicity is the name...
we're lucky over here, i've just sold my old pre-decimal silver coins (metal detecting finds) to a bullion company, they paid for the transport up...
could the mark be a "stylised rose". mike.
one of those coins look like british, the top row 2nd from the left (with the prince of wales feathers). mike.
it's possible that it was placed on the coin deliberately by one of you colonials back in those days after all it is george the third who was not...
perth mint proof big coin set, maximum number of sets issued 350. mike.
i wonder what he's asking for postage and packing (handling and shipping), as most of you are american. mike.
i believe all traders big or small have to take risks as part of buisines and should take responsibility for THEIR goods until they are delivered,...
would there be any point for people like me trying to sell coins that interest me (perth mint big coin proofs) to the majority of members on coin...
i wish i could find an australian 1930 penny in that condition, it would be worth a new car or possibly two new cars. mike.
here in australia we dumped the $1 & $2 notes some years ago in exchange for coins (thank god we did as i'm a detectorist), there was some talk of...
that looks more interesting than the p*rn stars i look at occasionaly (it must be my age) :whistle:. mike. ps. i wonder if they will ever show it...
this is my highest value circulated coin, it's a 1829 half crown. mike.:whistle:
beachcombermike Post subject: cleaning lead [IMG]Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:57 pm Registered User[IMG] Joined: Fri Apr 06, 2007 11:05 am Posts:...
please take care of your health, that white stuff is a deadly poison, don't lick your fingers after handling the lead. a light oil sounds like a...
my post was not intended to be a critisism of anyone merely my observations on coin collecting, if anyone is upset i apolagise. mike.
I would not use it at all - as a matter of fact I would not use most of what is mentioned or used on this board. All that stands out on the link...
#1 A tripod is required #2 GE Reveal bulbs and a properly adjusted white balance. Should be a lightbulb icon on most cameras, otherwise...
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