Coins of England
Now available.
We now have copies of Spink's excellent Coins of England and teh United Kingdom in stock and ready to ship!
Where the COIN YEARBOOK is a price guide (and a very popular one too) Coins of England is a proper numismatic catalogue and well worth the £30 cover price!
Split into two volumes, a hardback for the pre-decaimal and a softback covering everything since 1971 it's the perefct companion for the serious collector. Just click here Coins of England and the UK to order your copy today!
Coins, Banknotes & Tokens
Features include: numismatic news; a "what's on" section that lets collectors know about fairs, societies, auctions etc.; an "ancients" section; "market scene" - where you can find out what has been happening in the sale rooms; information on tokens; numismatic book reviews; a banknote section and a directory that allows readers to see what lists the main dealers are offering that month.
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Collection of a King
Volume 56, Number 1 / January 2019
Giants of the hobby OK so how did it get to be January 2019 already? What sort of date is that? It’s ludicrous, a science fiction date. How on earth are we already 19 years past the millennium? Are you perhaps finding, as I am, that each year goes by more rapidly than the last? It’s getting kind of scary now isn’t it? It makes no sense at all and I simply do not understand how we are two decades in to the 21st century (if this Christmas is anything to go by we will be talking about the build up to the 22nd century sometime around 2024). Of course, the fast pace of modern life isn’t helping...
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The worlds' only independent magazine devoted to medals and battles. Published 10 times per year, the magazine features articles, news, auction reports and the world renowned Medal Tracker service, invaluable when searching for lost medals and trying to re-unite broken groups. This service, like the classified advertising, is free to subscribers. Also included is the "what's on" section that lets collectors know about fairs, societies, auctions etc.
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The Red Baron
Volume 57, Number 1 / January 2019
Colouring the past FOR those of you who don’t know the song “Green Fields of France” (originally written by Australian Eric Bogle but made famous by Irish band Davey Arthur and the Fureys), I urge you to listen to it and its lyrics if you can. It is written from the perspective of a traveller who sits down by the war grave of one William McBride and starts to ask the soldier some questions about how he died, what his funeral was like, whether he was remembered back home, his attitude to the war, etc. One line asks “are you a stranger without even a name, forever enshrined behind some old...
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Collection of a King
Giants of the hobby OK so how did it get to be January 2019 already? What sort of date is that? It’s ludicrous, a science fiction date. How on earth are we already 19 years past the millennium? Are you perhaps finding, as I am, that each year goes by more rapidly than the last? It’s getting kind...
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<p>Our first UK show of 2019 (we'll be in New York early January) is "Old" York when we once again visit the Knavesmire Stand at York Racecourse for the Stamp and Coin Fair (there are medals too!) on Friday January 18 - Saturday January 19. The York show is definitely one of our favourites and...
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The Red Baron
Colouring the past FOR those of you who don’t know the song “Green Fields of France” (originally written by Australian Eric Bogle but made famous by Irish band Davey Arthur and the Fureys), I urge you to listen to it and its lyrics if you can. It is written from the perspective of a traveller...
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