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I recently came across this 2005 £1 coin which appears to be an error coin. On the reverse of the coin there is an unstamped raised area and an area on the front is also slightly blemished. I was wondering if this coin is unusual and if it has any value other than its face value of £1. Please...

During 2006 the UK£ rose 14% against the US$ to just shy of £1 = $2, the rate of £1 to $2 was last reached 14 years ago. It should not long until the pound reaches $2, fantastic, cheaper holidays to the USA and more spending power when there. Also items bought off ebay priced in US$ are getting...

Hi! My name is Andrei Tretyakov. I want to share with you the web application I've created specially for coin collectors. It is called "Time Machine" and available via the following link: http://apps.creounity.com/time_machine/en/ for english- speaking collectors, and...

I own a liquor store and have been saving wheat pennies for a couple years and would like to know if any are worth anything. I have some from every year from 1940-58 except for 1943 and some earlier than that 1909,10,16,18,19,20,28,34,35,37,39 they are in the condition I found them some worn...

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Seeing how tomorrow not only commemorates the 35th anniversary of my existence here on planet Earth, but_also the 30th anniversary of my becoming somewhat numismatically aware.. I've decided to throw my ball cap into the ring and hold a Labor Day Contest! I've wracked racked.. wrecked? my head...

A+ Best Place to Join, Fantastic shares: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TinnysAllsortsZone/ Although the group was created with Paint Shop Pro in mind, it's main purpose is for those people who like a little of everything. Graphics, clipart, animation, tubes, stationery, midis, wavs, swf, jokes,...

I've been quoted this as a reference source for a 1/4 thaler dated 1652 from Bremen. Sadly, i've never come across this reference book before, nor a 1/4 thaler from Bremen dated 1652. 1651...yes. very raRE. BUT 1652....(?) Deeply suspicious. Anyone heard of / have `World of Coins' 1988? Ian

A friend sent me this link. No coins involved, but worthy of posting here as it shows the level of murk that can be involved with trade in (what stacks up as being) looted goods. http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,,1923904,00.html#article_continue

You might be interested in this one....thought i'd mention it just in case..... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3033921610&category=539

My order for these silver tokens arrived with me this morning and included an `error' example. I'm delighted to report that they are brilliant!! Well done Kyle. :-) RCC's (and no doubt usenet's) very first `hammered' token. You've done us proud! Ian

Well, living in a different time zone from the rest of the competitors, I woke up this morning to find that the rcc tokens had sold at a mere tad under what I think is a very good price. As already posted elsewhere (coutesy of Jerry). We already know the outcome and that the `best guess' actually...

This link to the UK's very own `Sun' newspaper article was provided to the Moneta-L discussion list by Ed Snible. The `actor' concerned in the article will be well known to anyone in the UK who has ever seen `Blackadder'. http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,7-2004442076,00.html Well worth a read...

If you are interested in circulation counterfeit coins you may care to visit some pages on British counterfeit one-pound coins I have just posted onto my website at: http://www.coinauthentication.co.uk/poundfiles.html Regards, Robert

For the person who asked in the original thread: Rainbow Morgans are usually caused by one of the following three things: 1) Album Toning: Most old Wayte Raymond National albums had a high sulpher content and caused the silver coins to get this great color that starts at the rim and extends...

Coin being discussed: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3034285649 Rainbow Toning: YES Banding: NO For those who proclaim that all 'Real' Rainbows must be Banded - YOU ARE WRONG! Here is a coin Slabbed by a Third Party Grading Service that is