Another proclamation

autocoupler · October 28, 2014, 01:55:42 PM

Did anyone read the article in CAB mag. about a recent find in Hobart. The coin was a 8 reales from Peru dated 1831, and apparently is proof that these later coins from South America circulated as legal tender during the 1830's in Tasmania.

The article also highlighted a Proclamation by Governor Arthor in 1834 stating that due to a scarcity of coin in the colony, later mintages from Peru, Guatamala etc. be recognised to circulate along side other legal coinage. May even be considered a relevant axtension to the original proclamation of 1800.

Don't quite know what was so revealing about the discovery of this coin if knowledge of the proclamation of 1834 was already out there.

Anyhow, it sure makes for something else to hunt for. Yippee, just snavelled one on ebay dated 1833. :yahoo:

trout · October 28, 2014, 03:00:53 PM

That is interesting :good:
I only started collecting these Proclamation coins about a year ago with absolutely no idea of what was what.
The more I learn about these coin types the more there is to collect.
A Most interesting era to collect and IMHO far more interesting than the Pre decimals :dance2::dance:

Goldseeker · October 28, 2014, 07:16:54 PM

Let me know when you have a Holey Dollar and Dump please...........,

trout · October 28, 2014, 07:25:55 PM

Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='61512' dateline='1414486014'Let me know when you have a Holey Dollar and Dump please...........,

They are WAY too rich for my situation :dash1:

serial · October 28, 2014, 08:15:38 PM

here are mine

came in a set

trout · October 28, 2014, 08:41:19 PM

Well Done Adam :drooling:

BTW your images are crap, Better send the coins to me so I can get some good images for Ya :diablo:

serial · October 28, 2014, 09:25:21 PM

lol I only took it out to take a quick pic. it obviously not real its one of those "official" facsimile one sided sets
happy to do a swapsie when you are in town if you want it

trout · October 28, 2014, 09:44:58 PM

Quote from: 'serial' pid='61517' dateline='1414493721'lol I only took it out to take a quick pic. it obviously not real its one of those "official" facsimile one sided sets
happy to do a swapsie when you are in town if you want it

Bugger, if they were real I would do a "swapsie" for a lung or a kidney .
How about a few toenail clippings for them :diablo::laugh2:

serial · October 28, 2014, 10:49:53 PM

at your age I thought you would be looking for a new lung/kidney, I think you would be lucky to get a round fiddey for organs with your mileage

I got them in a bulk lot and love to handle them and pretend they are the real deal. then I wake up

autocoupler · October 28, 2014, 11:00:20 PM

Quote from: 'trout' pid='61507' dateline='1414470653'A Most interesting era to collect and IMHO far more interesting than the Pre decimals :dance2::dance:

Hmm...this is just me talking, but to stumble onto a dot above bottom scroll London obverse 1920 penny would be pretty darn interesting. I'm thinking nearly as rare as the 1916 halfpenny mule :blink: and I bet many times rarer than the 1930 penny. But yep, the proclamation series are tops.

Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='61512' dateline='1414486014'Let me know when you have a Holey Dollar and Dump please...........,

Strictly speaking, they are Colonial coins, not part of the 1800 proclamation even though the Spanish dollar was. Having said that, would love to own one of each but resigned to never achieving that. As trout said, way too rich for the pockets.

Samhill · October 29, 2014, 02:22:27 PM

Difficult choice weather to get this.

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Entry level dump that I could afford.
I maybe could have gotten one at a lower price with patience but I'm happy with my purchase.

It was on eric's site and had a look at it at the ANDA show and decided to bite the bullet.

Always wanted one and this was a good way of getting one,The only one slabbed so far.:yahoo:

Tried to post larger pics but had a error message saying there was a 200kb limit.Click on pics and they come up a bit larger.

autocoupler · October 29, 2014, 03:15:02 PM

Quote from: 'Samhill' pid='61543' dateline='1414554747'Difficult choice weather to get this.
Entry level dump that I could afford.

Very nice to have. Now aim high for the big one!!

Samhill · October 29, 2014, 04:48:51 PM

Quote from: 'autocoupler' pid='61546' dateline='1414557902'
Quote from: 'Samhill' pid='61543' dateline='1414554747'Difficult choice weather to get this.
Entry level dump that I could afford.

Very nice to have. Now aim high for the big one!!

I wish, but out of my price range.

I'm now interested in getting some proclamation coins that I can afford to go with it.
First step- Andrews book and info provided by members here

nealeffendi · October 29, 2014, 05:00:17 PM

Did someone say 1920 penny:heart: About 18 Dot Above English known (I have a few:yahoo:) so they outnumber the mules and the 1930 English.
I'd hate to collect the dollar and dump, too many different die pairs and every one beyond my means.

stevo1962 · October 29, 2014, 05:25:14 PM

Quote from: 'nealeffendi' pid='61550' dateline='1414564217'Did someone say 1920 penny:heart: About 18 Dot Above English known (I have a few:yahoo:) so they outnumber the mules and the 1930 English.
I'd hate to collect the dollar and dump, too many different die pairs and every one beyond my means.

I had to check mine but damn its a dot above top scroll Indian
which I recently got slabbed http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/30435133.html