Showing off my old UK coins - 200 year old silver coins!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Whats your favourite coin?
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My Dad just showed me a bunch of old Victorian pennies he found whilst working down in London in the 80's. It's got me interested.
it is great to get involved in fun hobby like this through family!
It depends on how much it's been cleaned or polished. I enjoy the design and artistry on the coins more than their scarcity. I have a soft spot for 18th century coins...
Just starting a crown collection. Thanks byb.
That coin in the thumbnail is what I call my curtain half crown, just as worn too, one Im seeking to improve upon.
Nice!
I have one from around 300 a.d
Wow, that's an old coin!
Thanks,
I do believe it if from england when the romans invaded
Where is your double florin?? The Gothic florins are beautiful!!👍👍
🌺 Very nice collection, thanks for sharing your beautiful coins!😊
Thank you too!
Excellent presentation! Thank you for sharing your collection with us!
Fascinating collection
Thanks!
These are the kinds of coins I was hoping to see when I joined your site. i have some Georgian shillings and half crowns but my crowns only go back to 1887. I had a chance to buy an 1821 VF crown, but I felt the owner should give it to her daughter. On my last trip to London, I was more into Georgian flatware and didn't even think of coins.
+MétéoMan I have done a few recent videos on old georgian coins, they are some of my favourites!
I really like the coins of the queen victoria
Cleaning coins is fine. Soapy water and a soft toothbrush . Ultrasonic cleaners work well to. It’s almost impossible when you dig a Roman coin out of the ground to not clean it.
Modern coins should not use any chemical cleaners. Most people frown on cleaning coins as usually it’s done poorly in the chemicals used attacked the coin at self
Awesome collection! I like the 1887 Crown and the 1817 1/2 the best. I don't mind the cleaned ones, so long as the detail is there and they're priced properly.
Good to know, thanks for watching!
That's 1849 coin was my favorite. It is a very nice design I might want to 👀 for one to add to my stack.
Its a great coin - thanks for stopping by!
Bought an estate lot of old UK coins on etsy, excited. Don't expect silver or gold, but looking forward. I like the dirt and grime from around the world. So that tarnish from one coin could be from Britain, another Scottland, etc. Cool video man. Looking forward to those 148 (supposedly unresearched) coins coming in. Bringing a little bit of the UK to Hawaii. 8)
Great coins, I am open minded on cleaning lower grade coins,but the high end i think should stay as is.
Thanks, makes sense!
1847 Victoria Crown IS Amazing! Like The 1847 - 1889 Jubille Head Victoria Crowns are Cool!!!
+Marc Koplin thanks, it is a fun old collection!
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If you're interested I can send you some photos of some of my interesting British coins for you to show My Crowns date back to James II (1688,I think),Ann(1702 Edinburgh Mint) All of the George's from George II through George VI, Good examples of all of the Victoria Crowns plus a "Godless" Florin. Oldest coins are a Groat(4d). & 1/2 Groat from Elizabeth I (1580& 1600) Newest is Elizabeth II Coronation Crown (1953). Also have a Half Crown from the 1700's with the Lima(minted from captured Spanish Ag).
Thanks for the video. I have a local dealer offering me a collection of old british coins, however, i'm not sure of the value. P.s, I would only buy cleaned coin if it was extremely rare. i'm going to post a video of the british coins in hopes someone can help identify them.
You need to research each and every coin individually unfortunately to make sure you are getting a good deal.
Ok thank you I found two coins one is rare here are the links I will post videos in a few days if you don't mind please subscribe to my channel. www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/great-britain-penny-km-707-1831-1837-cuid-1165605-duid-1324094 and www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/great-britain-1-2-penny-km-692-1825-1827-cuid-1169047-duid-1322675
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Lovely collection
Thanks!
Fantastic big coins, I give credit to Frank P and especially *Big Lorry* getting me started on the British Crown, very impressive coin. I like them old, worn (and Gothic), and not worry about keeping it sealed in some plastic thing.
I like them worn too. I dont buy them for their quality, often they have more character if they are worn.
Nice coins
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Also I have a flooring coin of Britannia standing up they where 7 silvers in a spill I foud. You have them I'm your collection there. The George 111 and vicky I found in the same field so 9 silvers in two days I found. Using my garret ace 400i
I love the old coins one of my favs is the george iv half crown the shield is amazing look it up
It is very good! Thanks for stopping by!
lovely coin, great video
Cleaning by dipping is very different than cleaning by polishing, which is a big no no. A very black coin shouldn't be touched but an unsightly, lightly tarnished coin can be made more presentable by dipping.
+MétéoMan I learn somthing everyday!
MétéoMan if you're collecting for a hobby or stacking its your personal preference whether you clean them or not as long as it makes you smile who cares but if you're buying to sell then obviously do not clean them let the buyer decide what he wants to do but you cannot beat that beautiful black tarnish patina on a coin the natural build up of hundreds of years being handled and passed around from hands to hands it just makes the coin really stand out and shows all its detail I go metal detecting and I like to find the bronze coins not just the pre decimal pennies and similar coins to that I find hammered coins and the other month I found a bronze jetton and the green patina was beautiful that's what I love about bronze coins when they get that green patina it's priceless I gave it to my friend as a gift he is a metal detectorists on RUclips called deep Digger Dan he is quite well known all over the world and has many followers I'm in a few of is videos if you type in deep Digger Dan metal detecting a mediaeval Village you will see me and him on the front cover that was his last metal detecting video he filmed a few weeks ago he has thousands of videos and travelled the world metal detecting he also went round the coast of England metal detecting a different beach each day it's called digging the coast 365 and his target was to raise £50,000 for a children's charity called rays of Sunshine which you may have heard of he went above his target and raised just under £60,000 dan started off in Keighley his hometown and his amazing journey only finished about 6 weeks ago he also has another channel called the travel troll his real name is Dan Holdsworth a very funny guy very knowledgeable and knows his history so if you're into you're history and metal detecting I would highly recommend checking out his channels deep Digger Dan and the travel troll oh by the way I have subscribe and hit the notification Bell keep up the good work BB and all the best for the future . . good luck and stay safe . . God bless us all
dont clean coins i will buy a cleaned coin if its unique and i would take any of te coins you have great collection
I love them..the problem is I cannot say if a coin is fake or genuine..I have a couple pre 1919 but not sure as I bought them from ebay...what is your opinion from buying from ebay?safe or not?
Nice
Where's the double florin??
I have a 1817 George 111 I found. Is that the kings shilling. Just mine looked a lot more smaller than your one. I'm army reservists so its interesting
Are all those 1806 pennys on ebay for 5-10 pound real? I do not have a clue as everywhere has different prices and the mintage is unknown
Is there a special way to get this dark silver color? The silver I have (about 15 years old) is not nearly as beautiful, rather kind of rusty-brown.
I don't touch cleaned coins... I have a lot of British coins from 1700's to late 1800's mainly just farthings and penny's I'd like to get some silver coins like what you have. The only silver British coins I have are after 1900's but I don't really consider those ones as old enough for my collection although I still keep them and take any others I find.
I wouldn't mind paying 6 pounds for each silver coin. Most if not all the ones on ebay are on auction and often have to many ebay loonies bidding high amounts with like 4 days still left on the auction.
I was curious if anyone knows a -safe- way to clean old bronze pennies from the Uk I have a few old ones that are in good condition and would like to take some some of tarnish off but don’t won’t to damage it is it even worth trying or should it just be left how it is
1935 crown is 50%.
+MétéoMan Thanks!
I dont really mind cleaned coins
Me neither
How much did you pay for the 1820 George the third coin? and where?
I believe I got it of an eBay auction and it was about £20. I would have to go look up my records though!
showing off? mine are over 400 years old from London
+claytina doumblehore awesome!
Great coins, should you wear gloves to handle or am i been silly ?
For coins like this gloves are not necessary. They are to be enjoyed!
Ah cool thankyou, i have just started collecting crowns and was unsure whether to wear gloves, great video !
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look fake
You don't know very much then do you.
Definitely Not!
Nice coins
Glad you like them!