Prepare to be disappointed, or ......

MacCrimmon

..... in possession of less cash in your wallet after the HWCA sale.

Attendees in need of British bobs and bits:

A.H. Baldwin & Sons
Certified Coins Investment, Ltd.
Paul Davies
Dix Noonan Webb
Christopher Eimer
Knightsbridge Coins
Spink & Son
Northeast Numismatics

.... and that's the tip of the iceberg.

I placed an initial "teaser" bid on a certain coin which was 70% over Spink, and it has already been exceeded....fear not, I will bid again!!

spinaker2000

there is only one 1/2d listed I would bid on "if I could afford it."

MacCrimmon

<< <i> there is only one 1/2d listed I would bid on..... >>



There a few bright spots of copper, but not much depth in this sale.....keep your eyes open in the near future.

wybrit

Correction - there are few bright spots in the copper. Even though the technical grades are good, I don't think many of the Vicky coppers and bronzes are all that attractive. Of course it could be the pictures....

wybrit

Prepare to be disapointed, or in possession of less cash in your wallet after the HWCA sale

Probably both, in my case, if I have anything to say about it!!

MacCrimmon

Wybrit, I was alluding all the way back to George II and not much about Vicky. The pieces which will garner the most activity is that 1831 1/2d, the 1719 dump, 1740 1/2, a fairly decent 1799, and a couple of cartwheels. The 1891 bun head is a nice coin...I've seen it personally; it's nice, but yes, not much else.