How about a half penny.....

newbiecollector · January 11, 2004 6:05PM

.... from Australia, 1917 model (ps: that dark spot on the Rev is now gone. It came off with lighter fluid.)

newbiecollector · January 11, 2004 7:39PM

Is it that bad?

theboz11 · January 11, 2004 7:48PM

Well it is nice, but how many people are awake to tell you that?

You can clean out the corners with a Rose thorn, and not scratch it up.

newbiecollector · January 11, 2004 7:58PM

Thanks for the advice and comments Boz............

I get carried away with my simple coins sometimes, and then forget the big time differences...

I still think it a pretty nice coin.

Fairlaneman · January 11, 2004 8:30PM

Its 4:25 AM but I will respond. I like it and have been looking for some of those with no luck.

Another small comment about this forum. The folks here show so many nice coins so it would take 24/7 to respond to all of them. Few responses does not mean people are not looking and enjoying the offerings posted here. Two fingered typers like myself have a tough time responding all of the time.

Ken

izzy452 · January 11, 2004 8:39PM

Nice coin , Wayne. I always enjoy your coins.Great Variety.

Walt

newbiecollector · January 11, 2004 8:43PM

Two fingered typers ?? Do you mean people on here actually use TWO fingers to type?
This is great news for me.

See I learned something........

To be more serious, I do post a lot of my coin pics, due to the time difference I flood the forum with it. I do not have so much "primo" to post but I like them.

ps: Which two fingures should I use to get good at this typing thingy?

Lloyd · January 11, 2004 9:53PM

1917 Halfpenny?

1917-I HALFPENNY.....

L

Coulport · January 11, 2004 10:55PM

Egad

another coin doctor.

Nice save.

newbiecollector · January 11, 2004 11:19PM

Coulport
I do not know what that black spot was. It was not the bad "Greenies" and it came off immediately.

How about a half penny.....

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