British Copper Reference Book

Veridicus

I'm interested in regal British half pennies of the 1672-1775 era and was wondering if there is a reference book available that lists them by die variety. Thanks.

Aethelred

You are looking for Peck.

elverno

<< <i>You are looking for Peck. >>



A vertically challenged halfing named Willow?

laurentyvan

mongoose

Verdicus, welcome! C. Wilson Peck English Copper, Tin, and Bronze Coins in the British Museum 1558 - 1958

Veridicus

Thanks!

mongoose

Be warned...it isn't one you can pick up at Books a Million or Barnes and Noble for $10.

MacCrimmon

Welcome, veridicus. Peck is your book for sure. You can find it for around $150 or so. Keep a watch on eBay, or try contacting Kolbe or Charles Davis. I don't have their info handy as I'm sneaking in at work, but I'll list later tonight unless someone else provides them and maybe a few other sources.

Cheers, Mac

MacCrimmon

OK. So, I'm screwing off more than normal.....well, maybe not!!

Charles Davis' listings from eBay

Email Charlie, he might have a copy or one might be coming up in one of his formal catalog auctions.

Veridicus

Thanks, I appreciate the info.

spinaker2000

Veridicus: There is a "Private Message" function that allows members to converse one to one. You may want to go into your "Profile" and enable this feature. It helps when doing trades and keeps your personal info descret.

1jester

Welcome to the forum, Veridicus! Come visit often.

Askari

Welcome, Veridicus!!

Veridicus

I updated the private message thing, thanks. By the way, how can you tell if someone replied to your post without reading through the entire thread again? Is there some function that alerts you to replies? Thanks again

1jester

Well, whenever someone replies to the post, the thread rises to the top.

Askari

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