By John, on November 30th, 2011%
Collecting British Military Medals for Fun & Profit
Collecting British military medals for fun and profit might sound strange to some people, but it is a real collector’s life and hobby. Many people love to collect stamps, photographs, coins, rocks, and many other things. These people love to collect British military medals. British medal collecting is huge all over the world.
Collectors World Wide -
There are collectors all over the world including in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Spore, United Kingdom, just to name a few. You can contact . . . → Read More: Collecting British Military Medals for Fun & Profit
By John, on November 25th, 2011%
Question by Michael C: Which is your favourite currently circulating British coin?
My favourite coin is definitely the fifty pence piece with its original design. I like the uniqueness of the seven-sided shape, and I enjoy the tradition of the age-old image of Britannia which decorates the reverse side.
At the moment I do not have favourite of the complete new set of reverse designs, but this is probably because of the fact that it is shared across all the coins.
Which is your favourite UK coin? (Original decimal designs, or the new . . . → Read More: Which is your favourite currently circulating British coin?
By John, on November 14th, 2011%
American Eagle Silver Dollar Coins – The Reasoning Powering the Rationing
Article by Spencer Fernandez
At first trade dollars were created in purchase to enhance trade with China. In current days there have been specific copies of brand new trade pounds produced in China to search just like the ones created in the 1800′s. Some of the fakes are getting offered and passed off as getting unique, from the 1800′s but these are merely reproduction coins.Japanese trade bucks were also common about the very same time and were utilized for trade between . . . → Read More: American Eagle Silver Dollar Coins – The Reasoning Powering the Rationing
By John, on November 7th, 2011%
Question by William: Danish kroner into British pound coins?
Hi. what is 1 dkk into pound coins. I looked at a converter earlier. It said that 279,95 Danish kroner = 31,8667864 British pounds. This may seem stupid but does that mean £31,866,786,4 or £34.87. I’m confused by the comma.
Best answer:
Answer by I. B. Zoxx31.87 Pounds is correct.
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By John, on October 3rd, 2011%
Question by Polyglot Wannabe: What are the denominations for British money?
I am a coin collector. I have the following type British coins in my collection -
half penny
penny
schilling
5 pence
farthing
half crown
crown
I am going to be getting more. Can anyone put these denominations in order for me, including any others I might encounter in the future?
Please note, the currency does not have to be in use at the present. I am most interested in pre-Elizabeth II currency.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks everyone. I’m learning a lot here.
Best answer:
Answer by joanne_hall_20002 farthings . . . → Read More: What are the denominations for British money?
By John, on September 1st, 2011%
Question by John Marco: Rare british coins??????????
What british coins are rare like the dates and pictures on them ect (if there are any)
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Answer by Scott StevensonThey’ve been minting coins in Britain for more than 1000 years. There literally are entire books written that don’t cover all of the rare ones. If you could narrow your question down a little, it might be possible to help you out. Are you interested in a certain era, or a particular denomination? Are you looking for coins from a particular monarch? . . . → Read More: Rare british coins??????????
By John, on August 4th, 2011%
Question by Tallen: When does the British mint change from producing 2010 coints to producing 2011 coins?
Because I work in a shop and today on the 28th December 2010 I found a 2011 fifty pence coin in the till, I previously thought they only released next years coins once in the new year. Can someone please help explain?
Best answer:
Answer by Scott StevensonThe Royal mint decided to release the coins early due to, in their words, “public demand”.
While I don’t know for sure, I was under the impression that mints start . . . → Read More: When does the British mint change from producing 2010 coints to producing 2011 coins?
By John, on July 30th, 2011%
Question by masshole in florida: why do canadian coins STILL depict british royalty?
i know at one time it was a part of britian. but why still do they depict brits? is it because they are just THAT darn humble? or are they like muslims where they can depict their own leaders or they will be beheaded?
Best answer:
Answer by Simon CCanada is still a part of the British Commonwealth, so Queen Elizabeth II is still our monarch (head of state). She really doesn’t hold any power and it’s largely just symbolic, it’s . . . → Read More: why do canadian coins STILL depict british royalty?
By John, on July 29th, 2011%
Question by David Buchan: Value of old british coins?
I found a few old british coins and i am wondering how much they might be worth if they have any value at all.
Unknown silver coin from 1820
One pennies from 1914, 1935 and 1963
Two shillings coin from 1939, 1941
Threepence from 1916
One shilling from 1942 and 1963
Half pennies from 1921 and 1943
Best answer:
Answer by SantaUnfortunately, nothing. I have a jar full of pennies, shillings, crowns, etc from the late 1800′s and they are all worthless but VERY big!
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By John, on July 18th, 2011%
Question by Letitia L: What metals are british coins made of?
Best answer:
Answer by TheGoldenGaelBritish Metals.
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