1915 threepence is it worth keeping??

Started by Nikolce92, July 27, 2013, 09:00:06 PM

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Nikolce92

I cant put the pictures up its not letting me :(

Nevol

Can you use Tinypic and then post the link?   There's a Tinypic tutorial I did here somewhere, I'll see if I can find it for you. Sorry, can't find it, so I've sent you an email with it attached.
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Fulvio

You can link any picture from anywhere on the web just by pasting the URL and putting img and /img tags around it, using [] instead of the usual HTML <>. So it would look like (without the spaces):

[ img ] link [ /img ]

Easy, huh?
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Quote from: 'Nikolce92' pid='23147' dateline='1374994499'I cant put the pictures up its not letting me :(

Or you can upload it to our gallery and link to that.  Our very own nevol even wrote a guide about using our gallery which is very easy to follow.  And here's a guide for including images from the gallery in your posts.
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Nikolce92

[attachment=2201][attachment=2200]I finally had time to put them on :)

Nevol

Re the 1942s Threepence - It's not exactly a great coin, but if it's the only one you have, keep it until a better one comes your way.  It probably wouldn't fetch much more than melt at present.  

However, do I detect a small Rev die crack from the T (of Three) to the rim, and an Obv one from R (of :BR:) to the rim?  Die cracks might make it more appealing to an error collector.
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