Can anyone check my collection on omnicoin? Am I doing everything right? specifically the descriptions and the condition (good? very good? whats the difference?)

I really just fell into this hobby after stashing a few of the £2 and 50p's, then some banknotes, and recently I found a stash of old coins and notes around the house (the British of which I have just finished uploading).

http://www.omnicoin.com/user_view.aspx?id=Delta

Oh and can anyone tell me about the three pence? I know the hole isn't supposed to be there, but what is it made of?

http://www.omnicoin.com/coin_view.aspx?id=937377

That is a silver Threepence, odd for it to be pierced as not valuable!

A nice collection of modern Decimal and pre-Decimal coinage, everything appears to be in order. Coins in the UK are generally graded in 4 groups, Fine = Quite a bit of wear but legends visible, Very Fine = Some wear but all features visible, Extremely Fine = Minimal wear, sharp detail and then Uncirculated = Does what it says on the tin, not been circulated or no signs of circulation. Pristine condition.

Most of your pre-Decimal coins are F to EF whereas your bi-metallic £2 coins are VF.

Looks like you've caught the collecting bug! Good luck!

Regards,

Clive.

Feel free to email me at clive@historiccoinage.com if you have any queries.

Thanks for the feedback and the explanation of grading, I can now start uploading the rest of my coins

Not a problem, give me shout if you need anything.

Welcome to the forum.