Foy & Gibson

Started by proof27, May 16, 2015, 06:10:23 PM

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proof27

IAG have a MS65 34/35 Florin with Foy bag in there upcoming auction, bag looks in good condition, bids at $980.

oh my florin

Quote from: 'proof27' pid='72708' dateline='1432099780'IAG have a MS65 34/35 Florin with Foy bag in there upcoming auction, bag looks in good condition, bids at $980.

Yeah 65s have been trending down lately with 66s trending up so pending which grade you are looking at you can put off buying a 65 for a while or buy a 66 ASAP.

proof27

Huge jump in price from 65 to 66.

robbiegal

just slightly!!!
maccas Choice Unc value is $1,500 GEM $2,850

proof27

Drake Sterling is asking $4250 for a 66 with full wreath
66 Partial wreath $3950

robbiegal

Maccas and PCGS ask prices are often worlds apart

nealeffendi

Quote from: 'bellyflorin' pid='72679' dateline='1432032517'here's my  perth ,sorry about photo lol


The fake bag's were easy to pick ,what i remember ,  they were made out of modern day  smooth paper , not a pulp looking  paper , if that make sense lol, and the colour was wrong .
Correctly speaking that batch of fakes were made from modern looking paper, nothing to stop another* from having a go at perfecting the fakes. Unlike fake coins there isn't even the risk of conviction for counterfeiting currency.
* with 1.3 billion Chinamen I'm sure there must be a few who have the skills to make fake paper (they invented paper in the first place)

Goose

What did they use for 'toilet paper' before paper was invented?

Robster

"Gum Leaves". :shok:
\"Everything in moderation, including moderation\".

autocoupler

Quote from: 'Goose' pid='72749' dateline='1432140922'What did they use for 'toilet paper' before paper was invented?

Arrrr....long finger nails? Sure would stop one from biting them:dodgy::blush:
As we age we lose three things, one is our memory and arrrrr I've forgotten the other two!

nealeffendi

Quote from: 'Goose' pid='72749' dateline='1432140922'What did they use for 'toilet paper' before paper was invented?

In certain cultures the right hand is for eating and the left hand is for...... (too much information:angel:).