Any coin collectors?

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Any coin collectors?

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Wolvie has been having a sort out
and found a load of coins
in a decimal pencil case...remember those in the 70's

now one of them looks like a george iii gaming coin 1701
don't think worth a lot

but anyone know about coins
lots of threepenny bits
and loads of pennies
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I have a 1837 sixpence in very good condition.
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That is it Jimmy

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That is odd George 111 wasn't born till 1734.
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Wonder if that was a way that they could not be accused and sentenced to death for
counterfeiting!
As the coin was obviously not a genuine guinea

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me i have hundreds and stamp for the millenium with matching coins :lol:
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i got one of them :lol:
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About the time of decimilisation, my hubby was working in Winson Green prison, replacing some worn out windows. There was a guy there who spent all day walking from one place to another with a wheelbarrow. He came past the workmen one day and said "giz a tanner for a fag mate" - John said "we don't have tanners any more - we've gone decimal now - so he said "well, giz ondful o' them then. Been a family joke for a long while now.
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