Since @Peter T Davis is listing some stuff to benefit the site, I'll follow suit with a few. We'll do a sealed bid; send me a private message with your bid, and the top bid by midnight Eastern US time on Tuesday, September 1st wins. Shipping is included in the bid (even outside the USA). I'll mail the item to whomever you want, so it could be a gift for someone, or for you, or whatever. I will send all proceeds on to Peter as a donation for the site. Psst! Don't miss the chance to become a Supporter of the site, too- you get a snazzy green banner under your avatar. Only the cool kids get to wear those! (*Supporter status comes with some other small perks, like being allowed to post once per day in the For Sale section instead of once per week. And I think Supporters also get the ability to post images in private messages? Ask @Peter T Davis or @GDJMSP for further details.) This lot consists of a single British coin: Great Britain: silver florin of Edward VII, 1910. A popular design due to its beautiful standing Britannia reverse, struck in the final year of Queen Victoria's son "Bertie", who ruled under the name Edward VII. This example is well circulated, with Fine (F12) or so details per American standards, and it has been cleaned. But plenty of detail is present. Here is the Numista page with specifications. As of this posting, it catalogs $20.00 in (uncleaned) F12 grade. You decide what it's worth as-is, in terms of CoinTalk support.
