Reply With QuoteI thought Google had released a crypto currency
Not normally interested in coins but these took my fancy so just paid £52 for 26 10 pence pieces. Probably not the wisest investment ever but they will occupy a nice space on the wall in the downstairs toilet when they are framed
Anyone else 'invested'?
https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/56943...yal-mint-2018/
I thought Google had released a crypto currency
At least I am not alone .. I went thinking : new crypto from Google...Originally Posted by JPCain86
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Not normally interested in coins but these took my fancy so just paid £52 for 26 10 pence pieces. Probably not the wisest investment ever but they will occupy a nice space on the wall in the downstairs toilet when they are framed
Anyone else 'invested'?
https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/56943...yal-mint-2018/
Hmmm, when are you selling next watch?
Your previous thread on your bathroom floor says otherwise!Not normally interested in coins but these took my fancy so just paid £52 for 26 10 pence pieces. Probably not the wisest investment ever but they will occupy a nice space on the wall in the downstairs toilet when they are framed
Anyone else 'invested'?
https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/56943...yal-mint-2018/
A is for ASBO
B is for Brexit....
Clicking this link just cost me £52.
Thanks, its a birthday present sorted for later on in the year.
£52 for 26 10ps?
I have an inside line on the sale of London Bridge, are you interested?
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C is for Chav....
D is for Dinlo
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E is for Ecstasy....
Stick with it it. Worth a punt for not a massive outlay. Keep mint and FDC condition (do not take out of packaging).
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Three questions, is theroyalmint.com a genuine website, where can you reliably purchase a set of these and is theroyalmint.com website really selling 10p coins for £35 each?
F is for "fatberg"
G is for Gypsies
H is for Houses of Sodomy
R is for rip off (sorry to jump queue)
S is for speed posting (not sure if I jumped the queue as well or just fell into the new line)
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The £35 ones are the sterling silver proofs. The regular uncirculated coins are £2 each so £52 for the complete collection. I like the idea of trying to collect them from ‘the wild’ :-).
Ha, ha yes it would seem so. Totally of topic are you at the game today? I'm just about to try and get off the drive
Yep - in the blue Boar as I type!Ha, ha yes it would seem so. Totally of topic are you at the game today? I'm just about to try and get off the drive
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Any idea how the £2 one come packaged ?
Not sure but I bought the presentation case as well for £9. In for a penny.....
I don't get the ice cream cone one... not really quintessentially british or am I missing something?
Arrived this morning, individually packaged so the kids have put them all in the presentation case.
So when they are in the presentation case are they still in an individual wrapping or did you have to totally unwrap them to mount ?
Thanks
Totally unwrapped and then mounted. The packaging was only those little Jiffy bags. TBH I may not keep them in the cardboard mount provided, instead I may mount them on a red or blue baize type thing
Thanks for the replyTotally unwrapped and then mounted. The packaging was only those little Jiffy bags. TBH I may not keep them in the cardboard mount provided, instead I may mount them on a red or blue baize type thing
Another THREAD RESURRECTION here boys and girls.
I'm curious, has anyone here found a full set of these 10p coins in the wild?
I am a change-checker and over the past couple of years I have found a grand total of... two! R and T.
What gives? The 50p coins were everywhere, I even had a couple of the Kew Gardens one.
I found one a while ago, never heard of them before, can’t remember which one it was, I’ll check when I get home.
Cheers..
Jase
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