Unknown Coin

Just one thing I've found along the way, here; that's not an anchor, but, apparently, a very stylized "M," for the kingdom of Mercia!

Since the seller added the reply from Museum reproductions I think any buyer stands a really good chance of getting their money back through paypal if it turns out to be a copy.....

As a 'Valued member' of this forum, perhaps you should think, before slandering me.
I e-mailed each of the main bidders on my coin, made them aware of all of the info pointed out on here, and told the buyers only to proceed if they were happy to take the risk that although I believe it to be real, others don't !
Didn't think of that, did you ?

I have done EVERYTHING I can possibly do to play fair, updated the sale, e-mailed the main bidders, most people would just sell and ignore you lot, especially with some of the ill-thought-out, libellous comments you spout off.
I've sold a coin that I truly have faith in, the buyer will be getting it authenticated !
You obviously couldn't afford it, and sour grapes come to mind !
Night !!

I take great offence to that new-to-coins you think that purely because I couldnt afford the coin is why I am taking this personally? I have a great collection which I thoroughly enjoy assembling LEGALLY which is more than I can say for you. Firstly I do not deal in these sorts of coins as I have said before I collect australian pre decimal silver (as I said before I had no interest in ancient coins read back and you can find my post) and secondly what you have done is still criminal you have defrauded a customer and if he does get it authenticated and it comes back as fake YOU are guilty of FRAUD and even if you give him a refund YOU CAN STILL BE PROSECUTED because the state will prosecute you not the buyer. YOU have KNOWINGLY sold a coin with questionable authenticity and even tho you have said that it may be fake that does not make you not guilty. WHY? because ebay bans fakes from being sold on their website so the buyer has viewed the coin as genuine not only through what you have written but because you have agreed with eBays terms which explicitly say that fakes are not to be sold through ebay.

So as far as the law is concerned all they have to prove is that you knew it could have been fake and that you indeed sold it to some one. Thats all they have to prove and you can end up in jail for 10 years. You New-to-coins are an utter shame upon this hobby and I hope that that money you FRAUDULENTLY gained you enjoy because it may well cost you 10 years of your life in a united kingdom jail.

I would love a dollar a time for when some new member comes into the forum and spits the dummy when confronted with the truth.
It is not a cleaver idea to "Bag" Members on this site (especially the Aussie Members).
If it is you wish to irritate an Aussie member, Then be very carful what you wish for Sunshine

Though I am becoming increasing disappointed with the tone this thread has taken, I would still like to know what "spits the dummy" means, please.

I love when the threads get a wee bit heated......and this one is certainly more than tepid,
philadelphian, "Spits the dummy" is to go into a huff and strunt because you cant have your own way, like kids do when they are chastized for wrong doing, they "SPIT the Soother" out. ( I think thats what you guys call a dummy)