Advice from Freeman and or Peck owners

Hello all,
I am after a bit of advice, I own a copy of Freeman, but it is a first
edition copy. In it he lists 7 obverses for the bronze bunhead farthing
series. Had any new obverses been identified in the second edition? Can
anyone confirm how many Peck identified?

Many Thanks
Colin G.

In a recent message "Colin G." wrote:

Hello all,
I am after a bit of advice, I own a copy of Freeman, but it is a first
edition copy. In it he lists 7 obverses for the bronze bunhead farthing
series. Had any new obverses been identified in the second edition?

No.

Can
anyone confirm how many Peck identified?

Five.

(That information IS on my web site,
see http://www.tclayton.demon.co.uk/farth.html)

Regards

--
Tony Clayton
Coins of the UK : http://www.coinsoftheuk.info
Sent using RISCOS on an Acorn Strong Arm RiscPC
.... An ulcer is what you get mountain climbing over molehills

Tony,
Thanks for that, it was only the other day that I was reading that exact
section of your website!!, I have a head like a sieve sometimes. I think I
have identified obverse number 8 and just wanted to make sure that I was not
repeating something that had been covered in Freemans second edition.

Many Thanks
Colin G


Thanks
Colin G.
"Tony Clayton" wrote in message
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In a recent message "Colin G." wrote:

Hello all,
I am after a bit of advice, I own a copy of Freeman, but it is a
first
edition copy. In it he lists 7 obverses for the bronze bunhead farthing
series. Had any new obverses been identified in the second edition?

No.

Can
anyone confirm how many Peck identified?

Five.

(That information IS on my web site,
see http://www.tclayton.demon.co.uk/farth.html)

Regards

--
Tony Clayton
Coins of the UK : http://www.coinsoftheuk.info
Sent using RISCOS on an Acorn Strong Arm RiscPC
... An ulcer is what you get mountain climbing over molehills

Colin,

Peck's 1970 second edition lists five obverse type for the bronze farthings
between 1860 to 1895.

Regards,

Robert

"Colin G." wrote in message
.uk...
Hello all,
I am after a bit of advice, I own a copy of Freeman, but it is a first
edition copy. In it he lists 7 obverses for the bronze bunhead farthing
series. Had any new obverses been identified in the second edition? Can
anyone confirm how many Peck identified?

Many Thanks
Colin G.

I am puzzled how my reply came to be on this group when I sent it to
the uk.rec.collecting.coins newsgroup. Anybody able to explain?

Robert

Robert Matthews wrote:
Colin,

Peck's 1970 second edition lists five obverse type for the bronze farthings
between 1860 to 1895.

Regards,

Robert

"Colin G." wrote in message
.uk...
Hello all,
I am after a bit of advice, I own a copy of Freeman, but it is a first
edition copy. In it he lists 7 obverses for the bronze bunhead farthing
series. Had any new obverses been identified in the second edition? Can
anyone confirm how many Peck identified?

Many Thanks
Colin G.

Easy to explain, Robert. All posts to this thread (except this one)
were crossposted to both NG's. HTH
Aram.
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On 31 Jan 2006 04:34:30 -0800, "
wrote:

I am puzzled how my reply came to be on this group when I sent it to
the uk.rec.collecting.coins newsgroup. Anybody able to explain?

Robert

Robert Matthews wrote:
Colin,

Peck's 1970 second edition lists five obverse type for the bronze farthings
between 1860 to 1895.

Regards,

Robert

"Colin G." wrote in message
.uk...
Hello all,
I am after a bit of advice, I own a copy of Freeman, but it is a first
edition copy. In it he lists 7 obverses for the bronze bunhead farthing
series. Had any new obverses been identified in the second edition? Can
anyone confirm how many Peck identified?

Many Thanks
Colin G.