London Coin Dealers

I will be visiting London, UK in a few days, staying near Hyde Park,
and spending quite a bit of time in the EC3 area. Can anyone suggest
coin dealers in central London with a good selection of world coins
and notes, or sellers of numismatic literature? Thank you.

Doug
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I believe there is a few coin dealers very close to the British Museum. you
could also try Spink but I am not sure how close they are to where your
staying.

You could also try posting in uk.rec.collecting.coins

Enjoy your trip.

Mame

"Doug Andrews" wrote in message
om...
I will be visiting London, UK in a few days, staying near Hyde Park,
and spending quite a bit of time in the EC3 area. Can anyone suggest
coin dealers in central London with a good selection of world coins
and notes, or sellers of numismatic literature? Thank you.

Doug
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"Mame" wrote in message ...
I believe there is a few coin dealers very close to the British Museum. you
could also try Spink but I am not sure how close they are to where your
staying.

You could also try posting in uk.rec.collecting.coins

Enjoy your trip.

Mame

"Doug Andrews" wrote in message
om...
I will be visiting London, UK in a few days, staying near Hyde Park,
and spending quite a bit of time in the EC3 area. Can anyone suggest
coin dealers in central London with a good selection of world coins
and notes, or sellers of numismatic literature? Thank you.

Doug
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There is a London coin dealer that advertises all the time in Coin World.
Colin Narbeth (sp?) or something like that. Near Charring Cross station?
Just going by memory so I'm sure that isn't spelled correctly.

He's a note dealer, not coins. BIlly


John Stone wrote:

"Mame" wrote in message ...
I believe there is a few coin dealers very close to the British Museum. you
could also try Spink but I am not sure how close they are to where your
staying.

You could also try posting in uk.rec.collecting.coins

Enjoy your trip.

Mame

"Doug Andrews" wrote in message
om...
I will be visiting London, UK in a few days, staying near Hyde Park,
and spending quite a bit of time in the EC3 area. Can anyone suggest
coin dealers in central London with a good selection of world coins
and notes, or sellers of numismatic literature? Thank you.

Doug
___________________________

There is a London coin dealer that advertises all the time in Coin World.
Colin Narbeth (sp?) or something like that. Near Charring Cross station?
Just going by memory so I'm sure that isn't spelled correctly.

Get the yellow pages when you arrive in London, the hotel will probably
have a copy and look for "coin dealers", the hotel may photocopy the
page for you.

Buy a copy of "Coin News" magazine and read the adverts. Billy


Doug Andrews wrote:

I will be visiting London, UK in a few days, staying near Hyde Park,
and spending quite a bit of time in the EC3 area. Can anyone suggest
coin dealers in central London with a good selection of world coins
and notes, or sellers of numismatic literature? Thank you.

Doug
___________________________

Get the yellow pages when you arrive in London, the hotel will probably
have a copy and look for "coin dealers", the hotel may photocopy the
page for you.


No, if you do that then everyone in town will know what you are up to...

Thanks for the tip, in future I won't ask for a copy of the page bearing
the "Lap Dancing" listings. :-) Billy


T Block wrote:

Get the yellow pages when you arrive in London, the hotel will probably
have a copy and look for "coin dealers", the hotel may photocopy the
page for you.


No, if you do that then everyone in town will know what you are up to...

Reminds me of the time I was living with two other women and I got sent to
the shops to buy a few items. The shopping list was laxatives, toilet paper
and airfreshener. I didn't realise the connection until I was standing at
the checkout waitin to be served. I was somewhat embarrassed when I realised
the incriminating inventory!

Mame




"note.boy" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the tip, in future I won't ask for a copy of the page bearing
the "Lap Dancing" listings. :-) Billy


T Block wrote:

Get the yellow pages when you arrive in London, the hotel will
probably
have a copy and look for "coin dealers", the hotel may photocopy the
page for you.


No, if you do that then everyone in town will know what you are up to...