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 Posted 01/02/2016  5:01 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add tenbobbit to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Blimey, I hadn't realised how long it was since I last posted or logged on.
Glad to hear your ok MC, 2 cups of tea will always calm the situation.
Then comes the lucky part, an 88 shield
Cracking find mate still waiting for my first 1.
I did get around 6 or 7 in December though from various shopping trips, only 1 was a little unusual though.
I will post some pics later.
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 Posted 02/06/2016  12:32 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Red to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Been a while since I last posted.... Not a lot happening really (Except my house caught fire so I'm living in a pokey flat in a terrible area for the next couple of months, without my coins !! :( ).
I've been working on my up & coming database website quite a lot... a full re-design & re-branding of my old site (I'm still keeping it basic tho)
All I will say is, the old site has [I think] 716 coins... The new site currently has only 270 coins but the new site is about quality of images and information, not quantity.
I'm also ditching the ERRORS section... It's something that does interest me, but my coins are only from circulation and I don't know enough about it all or have enough 'wow factor' errors to make it worthwhile.
I might have the site up and running in a month or so, but the motto images will have to be the same quality as the ones on my current site if I do, as no access to the coins and no access to decent photography equipment to take new ones either !!

Now that's out of the way...
Came across 3 unique types this week in change (2 were thanks to my old lady yesterday) and one new type from ebay.
(Nothing special.. a 2002 Celtic Cross with the commonest edge motto [I think], a 1993 Flax with the kiddies 'Crayon' style edge motto, a 1994 Rampant with the Diagonal S style edge motto and the one from ebay was a lead/alloy 1994 Rampant with realistic Nemo edge motto - £1.99 delivered - I couldn't resist.)
There's a fake Marconi £2 come to light... first known for this design... unfortunately they wouldn't sell :(

Also came across fake £2 with no edge motto... and believe it or not it WASN'T a Chinese fake !! haha
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 Posted 05/07/2016  6:47 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Red to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Well 6 months after conception, I can finally announce that.....

Fake-£1

www.TheFakePoundCoinDatabase.co.uk

263 unique one pound coins
45 unique two pound coins
54 other fake coins (with more to come soon)
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05/07/2016 6:54 pm
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 Posted 06/06/2016  04:15 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Archraz to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hi everyone, I only am able to make my way to the UK for a couple of weeks each year. And I always keep an eye out for circulating counterfeit pound coins. I think that I was not disappoint this time around. The lettering looks bulbous and "off", and some of the details in the head and bridge just look "mushy." This is a counterfeit right?

I just got this example from the British Library gift shop.



Fake-£1

Fake-£1
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