ScottO

well, thanks guys, whats its value then?

i got a couple of those 17th century tokens.

i do collect farthings though, but not really aimed in that area.

there are quite a few differant 17th century ones as well.

do have this error newton one, i believe it is an error rather then post mint due to wear patterns

yea a bit more, its peter I though?

not enough writing here for me to pin it down,

not familliar with the older letters and a fair few missing

i'm guessing you knew that the coin in that lot is was referring to was the ex. rare TERTVS error 1699 halfpenny

got these 3 plus a similar grade 1935 farthing (and an average grade 1935 halfpenny)

got it for the penny as they are fairly low mintage and a pain to get in top grades, EF is £10 in book

1700 Halfpenny BRIVANNIA error - again ex rare

dunno the purpose of those 1/12 anna but love them

not today, but in the past week.

£6.30 (thats including the postage as i factor that in) there is something in here that is a bit special

well i havn't had access to a camera since the last one

so yea. hopefully it will be similar to the last one, especialy as i picked up some nice bits since then

rather not do that.

oki, had a look at a french site (just checking french regionals) and found that the cross design was used in avignon, but can't find anything involving the single key, incidently it has a papal link, but i have only seen crossed keys.

i can tell you the design on the obverse is a key with something going across it, which i can't make out.

200,000 mintage and a key date.

when i go to europe i gather a few.

my fave one. got in berlin - 2006 J, bizzarly it has a copper band around the outside of the central part

thought it would be french or crusader but, cant see anything that matches that cross design, other side has no portrait, some sort of design (again similar to french designs where they have a letter and a design)

art and recrafted

2011 20p a couple of weeks ago and today a 2011 1p

scotto - bi-metal (tin/copper plug) Group 2: 1501-1700 - james II tin farthing james II tin farthing

scotto - bi-metal Group 5: 1901-Present - 2002 commonwealth games (england £2) commonwealth games £2

scotto - bi-metal Group 5: 1901-Present - 1991 5 roubles 1991 5 rouble

scotto - bi-metal Group 5: 1901-Present - 1 egyptian pound 2007 1 pound

scotto - bi-metal Group 7: Exonumia (plated bronze) medal, from the ministere de l'intereur french medal

scotto - Group 1: Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD - iron northen sung 3 cash 3 cash

scotto - Group 4: 1801-1900 - copper nickel belgium 5 centimes 1862 5 centimes

scotto - Group 4: 1801-1900 - copper nickel 1895 20 heller 1895 20 heller

scotto - Group 4: 1801-1900 - copper nickel 1895 20 centesimi 1895 20 centesimi

scotto - Group 5: 1901-Present - copper nickel 1902J 10 pfennig 1902 10 pfennig

scotto - Group 5: 1901-Present - iron 1916 3 kopeck german occupation 1916 3 kopeck

scotto - Group 5: 1901-Present - copper nickel 1917 5 centimes 1917 5 centimes

scotto - Group 7: Exonumia - kings buildings jetton c1660 kings building jeton

scotto - Group 7: Exonumia - freistadt POW camp 50 heller freistadt POW camp 50 heller

quite scarse

scotto - Group 7: Exonumia - royal mint mini car commemorative mini car commemorative

Group 8: Special Coins - 1958 brass 50 francs - the key date in the series just over 500k mintage and worth about 120 euro 1958 50 franc

Group 8: Special Coins - 2007 1 dinar tunisia - did well last time by winning it's category so bringing it back 2007 1 dinar

good, i'll add my bronze roman later then

just a question... does bronze count as copper? its like 95% copper and there was hardly any copper in the 20th century

scotto - copper Group 1 - Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD - constantius II fallen horseman AE3 constantius II

scotto - copper Group 2 - 1501-1700 - 1624 dated spanish copper cob spanish cob

scotto - copper Group 2 - 1501-1700 - c 1644 chinese cash chinese cash

scotto - copper Group 2 - 1501-1700 - 1694 farthing, possible unbarred A's 1694 farthing

scotto - copper Group 3 - 1701-1800 - 1723 halfpenny 1723 halfpenny

scotto - copper Group 3 - 1701-1800 - 1758 2 kopeck overstuck over earlier issue 1758 2 kopeck

scotto - copper Group 3 - 1701-1800 - 1800 2 kopeck 1800 2 kopeck

scotto - copper Group 4 - 1801-1900 - 1853/52 farthing 1853 farthing

scotto - copper Group 4 - 1801-1900 - 1858 penny 1858 penny

scotto - copper Group 4 - 1801-1900 - 1872 farthing 1872 farthing

scotto - copper Group 5 - 1901-Present - 1908 UNC farthing 1908 farthing

scotto - copper Group 5 - 1901-Present - 1912 5 centime 1912 5 centime

scotto - copper Group 5 - 1901-Present - 1920 4 doubles 1920 4 doubles

scotto - copper Group 7 - Exonumia - numremburg jeton of Hanns Kravwinckel A over M in MAN nuremburg jeton

scotto - copper Group 7 - Exonumia - 1655 jeton from dijon 1655 jeton

scotto - copper Group 7 - Exonumia - 1924 british empire exhibition medal 1924 british empire exhibition

scotto-copper group 8 - Special Coins -replica medal commerorating the baloon flight of 1794 - baloon flight medal

scotto-copper group 8 - Special Coins - 1879 narrow date penny extimated 1000 in existance 1879 narrow date

scotto-copper group 8 - Special Coins - 1858 small date farthing - a rare variety estamted to be mere hundreds in existance and this is higher grade then most 1858 small date

scotto - silver Group 1 - Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD - Edward I silver penny york silver penny york

scotto - silver Group 1 - Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD - Henry III silver penny London Henry III silver penny

scotto - silver Group 1 - Ancient & Medievel: XX-1500AD - 1 hungarian denier 1148-96 Hungarian Denier

scotto - silver Group 2 - 1501-1700 - 1623 error polka 1623 Error Polka

scotto - silver Group 2 - 1501-1700 - 1578 3 pence 1578 sixpence

scotto - silver Group 2 - 1501-1700 - commonewealth halfgroat Commonwealth Halfgroat

scotto - silver Group 3 - 1701-1800 - 1728 sixpence 1728 sixpence

scotto - silver Group 3 - 1701-1800 - 1766 1 schilling 1766 1 schilling

scotto - silver Group 3 - 1701-1800 - 1784 maundy 2 pence maundy 2 pence 1784

scotto - silver Group 4 - 1801-1900 - 1888 groat (scarce) 1888 groat

scotto - silver Group 4 - 1801-1900 - c.1889 Kwangtung 7.2 kandareens (10 cents) kwangtung 10 cents

scotto - silver Group 4 - 1801-1900 - 1891 5 kopeck 1891 5 kopeck

scotto - silver Group 5 - 1901-Present - 1907 florin 1907 florin

scotto - silver Group 5 - 1901-Present - 1913 15 kopeck 1913 15 kopeck

scotto - silver Group 5 - 1901-Present - 1921 1/2 franc half franc 1921

scotto - silver Group 6 - NCLT - 2002 silver panda silver panda

been to hawai'i, first time dipping into US circulation coinage, and hawaii turns up interesting stuff if you want good grade coinage

cents

1968 D - corroded detail is there, has a rust colour and look to it.

1971 s - reverse has the signs of being ran over by vehicles, shame really, obverse details put it in VF's

1984 D - a nice cent, seen little use, (nasty fingerprint on obverse and some lustre fading) stuck on a thinning planchet (bottom parts of states looks less struck) and quite heavy obverse strike gives the ghosting effect.

1993 D - 60% lustre

1995 D - 40% lustre minimum, some verd though

1996 D - seen little use

1998 - little use seen 60% lustre

a corroded 1997 D

and some curculated 2000-2007 D cents- all seen signs of average wear bar a 2001 D and 2006 (only one with no D in this decade) that looks almost as if it came new out of the roll that day

an interesting 2002 which looks like a poor strike but looks planchet based.

nickels

1972 - VF - lustre on obverse around jefferson and lettering - bit scratched up and perhaps weaker striking on reverse makes that side look worse

1978 - well used example but still in the F area, obverse off centre striking almost pushes the top of the 78 off the edge

1998 D - some scratches a solid EF with lustre

1999 D - as above really, bar some interesting "dings" on reverse which look like someone making them

dimes

1989 P - EF lost a lot of lustre but still shines in places

1989 D - almost full lustre

1995 D - similar to above

2000 D - same but with dirt on obverse

and a 2010 D

and lastly the quarters

1998 D - EF perhaps approaching fresh from roll grade

2002 Ohio - solid EF

and 2006 D nebraska and north dakota in what seems to be full curculation grade fro that period of time

they are not that common, but there were enough to make the mint worried. the number has decreased recently

yea the wear on £1 coins is horrid, they go so quickly.

some randoms tuff popping up recently

fake £1

gibraltar £1 - 2001

EF - 90% lustre 1989 1 pence

2009 10p with a die crack