Its Maundy for Me !

Started by voyageur, May 06, 2017, 02:33:17 PM

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voyageur

Here is one of my favorites of the Queen's Maundy from 1852.

Humpybong


Very nice coin.....I have not seen these coins with the 4 corners missing before.

But then I do not know a lot about the Maundy coins......always learning.

Thanks for displaying them.
Barry
Brisbane, Australia
Forum Administrator

"Experience enables you to recognise a mistake when you make it a again"

AnotherKnight

Yes I like the maundy coins and that one is lovely, they're a bit expensive out here but then what isn't lol.

I think it's in a holder Barry, that's if your talking about the little bits of plastic you can see.

When your wandering around at the next anda coin show as some of the dealers if they have maundy coins and some will give you a strange look but there's a few that will have a few sets ;) I find I have to ask for errors and maundy and then the dealer will get them out if they have any other wise they don't really display them.
NSW Australia

voyageur

Yes Barry, it is one of those American NGC holders. When I had the images taken, they could only do it while still in the holder. Here is a pretty set of 1916 George V.

Benny

Triggersmob

I think Barry is, what we call downunder, pulling the piss.
I other words he is just trying to be funny.
Voyageur, one of the members of Aussie coin forum is
selling his collection and he has many Maundy coins if
you are interested. He is also a member here and on
CCF. Goes by the name Trout or Pommystockman on
Ebay.
Steve
(From Western Australia)

OFEC count 260

Humpybong

Quote from: Triggersmob on May 06, 2017, 07:03:52 PM
I think Barry is, what we call downunder, pulling the piss.
I other words he is just trying to be funny.
Voyageur, one of the members of Aussie coin forum is
selling his collection and he has many Maundy coins if
you are interested. He is also a member here and on
CCF. Goes by the name Trout or Pommystockman on
Ebay.

Hehehehehe
Barry
Brisbane, Australia
Forum Administrator

"Experience enables you to recognise a mistake when you make it a again"

voyageur

Thanks for the information Steve. Now I know why Barry uses:

"Experience enables you to recognise a mistake when you make it a again"   ;D

Kittlecoins

I like the Maundy Money too... here's one that I sold awhile back that had some colorful toning.



;D
Michael Kittle Rare Coins
http://www.kittlecoins.com

AnotherKnight

Good old Barry, can't take him anywhere  ::)

That's a nice set voyageur and yes an unusual toning on that one Kittle  :o

Markn from CCF and ACF also has some graded sets his selling on the purple penny web site. If it ok with admin to post a link I'll put one up if anyone is interested in having a look.
NSW Australia

voyageur

Just for Barry, here is one with the all 4 corners still attached...

Humpybong


Fantastic....better than the other one....someone was short changed.....
;D   ;D   ;D ;D
Barry
Brisbane, Australia
Forum Administrator

"Experience enables you to recognise a mistake when you make it a again"

voyageur

1954 Royal Maundy Set...

Humpybong

Barry
Brisbane, Australia
Forum Administrator

"Experience enables you to recognise a mistake when you make it a again"

voyageur

Thank you Barry ~ I thought you might like it and as you probably know, 1954 is a difficult year to find with all 4 corners still attached....  ;D

Humpybong

Quote from: Voyageur on May 09, 2017, 06:17:56 PM
Thank you Barry ~ I thought you might like it and as you probably know, 1954 is a difficult year to find with all 4 corners still attached....  ;D

He He He  ;D
Barry
Brisbane, Australia
Forum Administrator

"Experience enables you to recognise a mistake when you make it a again"

voyageur

Love the style of the digits in the date...

voyageur

The Queen is looking pretty good on this 1872 1P...

voyageur

Here is another "oldie but goodie" to enjoy....