gold coins ?
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well we need photos
Cool, not many of those come out of the ground but every one wants one. Where did you find it?
Each coin will have a correct weight, a worn one may be slightly under weight.
I would prefer that you posted a photo and let the masses decide or you could take it to a jeweller or coin dealer to test to be 100% certain.
Each coin will have a correct weight, a worn one may be slightly under weight.
I would prefer that you posted a photo and let the masses decide or you could take it to a jeweller or coin dealer to test to be 100% certain.
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i was thinking exactly the same thing. i mean anyone can say that.
and anyone can post a photo of a coin thats not theres.
comes down to boredom and attention seeking. unless someone actually did find a gold coin.
is it an old 2 $ gold coin?
and anyone can post a photo of a coin thats not theres.
comes down to boredom and attention seeking. unless someone actually did find a gold coin.
is it an old 2 $ gold coin?
Bit quick to jump the gun fellas IMO :|
Have a read of his previous posts and then decide maybe.
Scampa a picture tells a thousand words and am sure you will find plenty of help on here.
Cheers,
Billy.
Have a read of his previous posts and then decide maybe.
Scampa a picture tells a thousand words and am sure you will find plenty of help on here.
Cheers,
Billy.
mfdes said:
treasureman said:
I reckon you two blokes owe Scampa an apology. He's an established PA member who's asking a perfectly sensible question in his own way.
In contrast to Wally69's very helpful response, these grammar nazi and armchair psychologist replies are offensive, uncalled for and downright rude.
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Probably no way via the forum. People could offer an opinion based on a photo but it would need to be appraised by someone qualified in numismatics to be sure.scampa said:
You could try buyers/sellers such as http://www.jaggards.com.au/
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I'm with Billy. I see nothing we don't see everyday in social media in his post.
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the OP didnt offer much info 
Big congrats though!
Big congrats though!
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i apologies scampa. just putting it out there.
gotta see the coin. ?
gotta see the coin. ?
mfdes said:
Me no type no good either , maybe me beta keep an eye on meself :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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me no speeky noa engleesh
I took the time to have a look at your other posts, and I have to apologise as well.
More information or a picture would help.
So a post that could easily be read as trying to sell you something, written in bad English, sets my alarm bells ringing. I'm sure I'm not the only one. I find it curious that you'd find it offensive. Last week's attempt at trying to drum up sales of the GFX 7000 was a dead giveaway for exactly the same reason. I was wrong this time, and I apologise for jumping the gun, but not for speaking my mind.
More information or a picture would help.
grubstake said:
So a post that could easily be read as trying to sell you something, written in bad English, sets my alarm bells ringing. I'm sure I'm not the only one. I find it curious that you'd find it offensive. Last week's attempt at trying to drum up sales of the GFX 7000 was a dead giveaway for exactly the same reason. I was wrong this time, and I apologise for jumping the gun, but not for speaking my mind.
Goldpick
Chris Johnson
Rather than tamper with the coin in any way, might be best to take it to a coin dealer or jeweller to get it tested/checked out for authenticity and value.
Goldtarget
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Brass token mate. In memory of the good old days is the clue here. Plenty of info on the web. Still a bit of an unusual find.
Nice find scampa
