1720 Farthing SOLD

[NumisMatty]

If anyone is interested, I would like to sell this odd-one-out Farthing of George I dated 1720. I quite like it but it doesn't 'fit' my collection and if I can get a reasonable price I would not mind too much liquidating it to cover for my excessive acquiring habits! 

Book value of this ranges from 25 pounds in a Fine grade to 125 pounds in Very Fine. Of course, that is Uk grading and I will leave that assessment to you.

Basic airmail of $4 is included in the cost and I am offering this at $55 on a first come, first served basis.

[ElleKitty]

Darn youuuu!  Not really. *Sad sigh*  I've been wanting a George I coin for my Type Set of British Monarchs. ><  I just can't afford the $60 right now.

Edit:  Oh oh ohohoh!  The packet came today   6 Russia and India/Straights coins.   They're much nicer than the pictures showed. Thank you!

[NumisMatty]

.....Edit:  Oh oh ohohoh!  The packet came today   6 Russia and India/Straights coins.   They're much nicer than the pictures showed. Thank you!

Hehe...you wouldn't believe the number of time people have said that. And weird, because I am sure I take good enough pictures of them...

[ElleKitty]

I think I would believe it.  ^^  It doesn't matter how perfect the photograph, there is just something about a coin that glows in the hand that a camera just can't capture.   Maybe it's all those miles it's got behind it.

[CoinCrusader42]

The oldest English coin I have is a George III.  So, I would love to own it.  But, like Ellekitty, I can't afford it at the moment.

 

[NumisMatty]

Hmm.. not even if I reduced a little?..just putting a spanner in the works 

[ElleKitty]

If you could wait til Friday Oct, 11th, I'd jump on it like catnip.  But I know you, always looking for more of those hammered  ^^;;

[NumisMatty]

Grabbed by TommD on CoinPeople  sorry for exhausting your kitty earlier (pun intended)

[ElleKitty]

No worries!  As much as I liked that coin, I'm very certain you will always have another that I like just as much.