Hussulo

Are you interested in error coins? What is your thoughts regarding the current values for British error coins?

Scott Wren has written a really nice article on the subject viewed from the prospective of a collector from Australia which has just been published in the UK edition of Coin News. If you do not get this magazine, I have been given the permission to publish the article on my website and it can be read on this page: error coins

I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the subject.

I don't thin it is a coin. I would say a medal as well. It looks like the loop is broken off.

Welcome

Great. Nice find. I haven't visited Vindolanda for years. I'll have to go back soon.

Happt birthday Tgirl

I have 3 coin listed on eBay if anyone's interested. They are

1951 King George VI Bronze Penny very scarce "key" date, high to very high grade

1707 Anne Half Crown Silver SEPTIMO Wonderful Toning!

and

1745 George II Lima Shilling (Unbarred A in LIMA) Rare? VF

Link:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/coin-buyer/m.html?item=201053871160&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

Only a few hours left

Thanks Art. Good luck to anyone thats bidding.

Here is the link to my ebay auctions:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/prestigenumismatics/m.html

come and grab a bargain.

Lots include:

Japan 1832 -1858 2 Shu gold coin
Roman Denarius
1816 George III Shilling. NGC MS 62 coin
Sasanian Kingdom Khusro II AR drachm
1891 Victoria, Hong Kong 5 cents. PCGS MS61 rainbow toning. AMAZING!
Canada 1905 NGC MS63 and 1902 small H, 5 cents, ANACS MS62
THRACE CHERRONESOS AR HEMIDRACHM Circa 400-350 BC
Medals
Shipwrecked gold and copper
Peidforts
Etc...

on ebay including a really nice 1918 shilling starting from 99p:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/prestigenumismatics/m.html

Don'tknow anything about them but thats a very cool find!

Thats a lovely medal.

Very nice. They are quite large in hand too.

I too own a couple. One being the top one pictured the reverse of which can be seen here http://www.coinsgb.com/Royal_Mint_At_Work_1905.html along with colour postcards of the Royal mint at work during 1905.

I'll try and upload a picture of the other coin/medal here soon.

I'll need to reaserch it but what I can say is that it does say VILLA EDINBURGH so it was minted in Edinburgh.

I agree with Clive. Still a nice coin though.

Hope he's ok?

Happy birthday, Scott!

Thats a great way to do it. I usually use pliers to break the corners off and then tap the side with a hammer. Anacs does seem like the easiest to crack open.

Holy Molly!

Lovely coin. I used to own one a while back, wish I kept it.

Congratulations George! DC looks great.

Happy Birthday!

I agree, a fake.