Philatelic and Numismatic Accessories SAFE SIGNOSCOPE T1

Safe Sign scope Opto-Electric Watermark and Quality Tester. T1 Signoscope Professional Model. Watermark or not, repaired or mint! Quick and easy to use - simply place your stamp under the optical block in the pull out slide, tighten the slide in its recess and turn on the light. Repairs, thin areas and watermark variations will be quickly and easily identified. Supplied with free adapter. Dimensions 200 x 90 x 140mm. This item is available at Stanley gibbons for £214.00

Why should you collect coins or notes?

Coins and Notes represent rich history and cultural heritage. The number of collectors is increasing day by day and so is the demand for these coins and notes. The value of these items keeps appreciating every year. They have given upward and consistent returns than any other forms of investment (like equities, real estate, bank deposits, gold etc with their cyclical swings). Collecting coins & notes is also a very useful and effective hobby for you and your kids as everyone gets engaged in a constructive manner and it stimulates your creative side. It is also a great legacy that you can leave behind for your future generations. 

A Lot of 20 Old Indian Coins - Rare Old British India Coins Republic India Coins

20 Rare Coins
High Catalog Value Coins
British India Coins

King Edward Coin
King George V Coin
King George VI Coin
Quarter Anna Coins
One Anna Coins
Two Anna Coins
Half Anna Coins
1/12 Anna Coins
Nickel, Copper, Bronze Coins
Coins from 1910 onwards
Republic India Coins
One Paisa Coin
20 Paise Lotus
2 Paise Coin
5 Paise Nickel Coin
10 Paise Nickel Coin
10 Paise Bronze Coin

Gandhi Coin
12 British India Coin
8 Republic India Coins

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List of Coins:

1/12 Anna Edward VII1903-1906 Copper – ø 17.5 mm KM# 497
OR
1/12 Anna - Edward VII 1906-1910 Bronze – 1.6 g – ø 17.5 mm KM# 498
1/12 Anna George V 1912-1936 Bronze – 1.65 g – ø 17.4 mm KM# 509
¼ Anna Edward VII  1903-1906 Copper – 6.48 g – ø 25.3 mm KM# 501
OR
¼ Anna - Edward VII 1906-1910 Bronze – 4.83 g – ø 25.3 mm KM# 502
¼ Anna George V 1912-1936 Bronze – 4.72 g – ø 25.4 mm KM# 512
¼ Anna George VI 1938-1940 Bronze – 4.86 g – ø 25.3 mm KM# 530
OR
¼ Anna - George VI 1940-1942 Bronze – 4.6 g – ø 25.33 mm KM# 531
½ Anna George VI 1942-1945 Nickel-brass – 2.92 g – ø 17.3 mm KM# 534b
½ Anna George VI 1946-1947 Copper-nickel – 2.87 g – ø 19.7 mm KM# 535
1 Anna George V 1912-1936 Copper-nickel – 3.9 g – ø 20.5 mm KM# 513
1 Anna George VI 1938-1940 Copper-nickel – 3.7 g – ø 20 mm KM# 536
2 Annas - George VI 1939 Copper-nickel – ø 25 mm KM# 540
OR
2 Annas George VI 1939-1941 Copper-nickel – 5.84 g – ø 25 mm KM# 541
OR
2 Annas - George VI 1942-1944 Nickel-brass – 5.74 g – ø 25 mm KM# 541a
OR
2 Annas - George VI (small "2") 1945  Nickel-brass – ø 25.1 mm KM# 543
OR
2 Annas - George VI 1946-1947 Copper-nickel – 5.9 g – ø 22 mm KM# 542
1 Naya Paisa 1957-1962 Bronze
2 Naye Paise 1957-1964 Copper-nickel
5 Paise 1957-1966 Copper-nickel
10 Paise 1957-1967 Copper-nickel
10 Paise 1968-1971 Nickel-brass
20 Paise 1968-1971 Nickel-brass
20 Paise Mahatma Gandhi 1969 Aluminium-bronze

King George 2 Anna, 1 Anna, Half Anna, Nickel and Brass

 6 Rare Old British India Coin

King George V 2 Anna Coin (1928)
King George V 1 Anna Coin (1929)

King George VI 2 Anna Coin (1940)

King George VI 2 Anna Coin (1943)
King George VI 1 Anna Coin (1939)
King George VI 1 Anna Coin (1944)



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7 Valuable Rare Old British India Coins - King George 5 and 6

 7 Rare Old British India Coin
King George V 2 Anna Coin (1919)
King George VI 2 Anna Coin (1940)

King George VI 2 Anna Coin (1945)
King George VI 1 Anna Coin (1940)
King George VI 1 Anna Coin (1944)
King George VI Half Anna Coin (1943)
King George VI Half Anna Coin (1946)


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Collect coins, this is an investment and the value of coins will increase day by day!

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Coins For Sale and Purchase Only

RULES SHOULD BE FOLLOWED !
1.) This group is strictly for people who are looking for buy/sell Coins , Dies and Notes.
2.) Posts not related to sale and purchases will be deleted without notice. And repeating will attract permanent ban.
3.) People who wants only to show off their collection of coins or looking for best price, their posts will be deleted.
4.) Post will be deleted if :
a) improper images of obverse and reverse of the coin/coins,
b) expected price is not mentioned,
c) Sellers who do not quote their expected price or proper images of obverse and reverse of the Coins,
d )display of Fake Coins,
e) This group is not a forum for discussion, This group is for promoting the Business of Coin Currency, any other postings will be removed.
5.) People who argue with each other and/or use abusive language or post comments against other people 's race/gender/nationality or try to put down other people's Coins, those posts will be deleted.
6.) Links from any other group or site will be deleted.
(once both parties agree on the price they can privately complete the deal at their own risk and understanding , they can exchange the link of ebay or choose any other suitable method of payment, this group or the admin and/or the members will not be responsible for any dispute arising from such a deal whatsoever).
7.) People who try to sell Items at very high and unrealistic prices,their posts will be deleted and the verdict of admins is final in this.
8.) Members can also post their coins for Best Price Offers
a) Members have to mention " Best Price Offer" with the coin image , not in the comments.
b) for this they have to post clear picture of the coin (Obverse-Reverse) failing this their post will be removed without any warning.
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9.) All pictures posted here need to be released in Creative Commons Copyright in lieu of posting on our group.
10) Increment Slab will be as per following:
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above increment bid is minimum, also please note that increment will increase once bidding amount go in another slab.
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The Silver Bomb!!

Mary Lewis sent me this e-mail today! It sounds interesting. You should read this.

Dear fellow collector,
The Silver Bomb is a great book which basically states that the end a ‘Paper Wealth’ is upon us, as more and more people

are getting back to holding ‘precious metals’, in particular SILVER, rather than relying on paper cash and the banks to help them out with their financial future!

Most ‘ordinary people’ realise that owning and possessing GOLD for example would be a fantastic asset and a great investment for the future! However, many people simply cannot afford to ‘invest’ in Gold.

However, the current price of Silver is within the reach of most people and with Silver prices doubling already in the past 18 months and likely to increase by up to 400% over the next 3 to 4 years, many people are now ‘investing in Silver’

Governments around the World are simply printing more and more ‘paper money’ to try to get them out of the financial mess they are in and this proliferation of ‘paper money’ is drastically devaluing their currency! A great example of this is the USA Dollar…which is worth less and less each year, yet the USA is sinking deeper and deeper in debt!!

Supposing you had a $100 bill 10 years ago and you placed it under your bed…that same bill in real terms would have devalued by approx. 30% in10 years, so in real terms, that $100 bill would now only buy you the equivalent of $70 of goods and services, as compared to 10 years ago.

However, supposing you had bought $100 of Silver 10 years ago (then only $7 an ounce), that Silver would now be worth 4.5 times its value at the time = $450 (approx.)

So your ‘paper money’ is now worth $70 and your Silver is worth approx. $450! Does ‘paper money’ work? NO it does not!!

Silver is expected to rise in value by up to 400% over the next 3 to 4 years.

See the attached article in the Daily Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/gold/9672895/Silver-price-to-increase-400pc-in-three-years.html

Many people have their money tied up in ISA’s and in Banks earning 2% or 3% a year…that’s approx. 8% -12% over 3 to 4 years!!

400% over 3 to 4 years with Silver … or 8%-12% with your ‘paper money’ in Banks? I know where I would put my money and it would not be in the Bank!!

ISN Coins ‘Offering True Value for your Money’

Please contact me if you wish to know more and find out how YOU can take advantage of the ‘Silver Bomb’ which is ready to explode!!

Mary Lewis

ISN Coins

East India Company 1/96 Rupee 1797

1/96 Rupee 1797
Copper – 6.67 g – ø 24.5 mm
KM# 397

East India Company 1/96 Rupee 1797

1/96 Rupee 1797
Copper – 6.67 g – ø 24.5 mm
KM# 397

Bombay Presidency British India 1791 Half Pice Coin

Bombay Presidency British India 1791 Half Pice Coin is appeared on eBay India site. This coin is minted during 1791 - 1784 under East India Company authority. This coin is listed under auction category. The current bid is Rs. 875. This Bombay Presidency British India 1791 Half Pice Coin is minted in copper and has got 3 gram weight.

 

British India 1808 Madras Presidency State 10 Cash Copper Coin

BRITISH INDIA 1808 MADRAS PRESIDENCY STATE 10 CASH COPPER COIN British India 1808 Madras Presidency State 10 Cash Copper Coin appeared on eBay auction site at basic price of Rs. 799 in buy it format. This 10 cash coin was minted in copper and has a weight of 4.66 grams. Coin is in good condition and priced at about the maximum of its price. The coin is described as East India Company Coin.

A Rare Collection of British India Half Rupee Coins

Watch this rare collection of British India King George VI half rupee half silver coins. These coins are different years/ different mints. The details are 1940 - CALCUTTA MINT, 1941 - BOMBAY MINT, 1942 - BOMBAY MINT, 1943 - BOMBAY MINT, 1943 - LAHORE MINT, 1944 - BOMBAY MINT, 1944 - LAHORE MINT, 1945 - BOMBAY MINT and 1945 - LAHORE MINT. It is offered on eBay. in at a basic price of Rs. 3150.00 per set. There are three Lahore mint coins and five Bombay mint coins plus one Calcutta mint coin. Out of these 9 coins six are average to fine condition coins. The balance three are damaged coins. These coins carry 50 % of silver and have got an average price of Rs. 350.00 per piece. The listing is in auction format but most probably you will get the item for around Rs. 3500.00. Visit eBay India site for more coins of this type.

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1 Rupee - Victoria 1862-1876

1 Rupee - Victoria 1862-1876

Silver (.917) – 11.66 g – ø 30.78 mm
KM# 473

India 1/2 Rupee British Colonial Silver Coin. 1899-B UNC. Queen Victoria

India 1/2 Rupee British Colonial Silver Coin. 1899-B UNC. Queen Victoria. Graded NNC MS63. "Half Rupee" on centre reverse softly struck.

1841, British India, Queen Victoria. Silver 2 Anna Coin. NGC MS-61!

This coin is graded and certified by NGC. An item recently solt on eBay for US $276.00. Watch the image and read the description.

Mint Date: 1841
Reference: KM-459.3.
Denomination: 2 Annas
Condition: Certified and graded by NGC as MS-61!
Mint Place: Madras (incuse "S" on bust truncation in obverse / small "v" on right bow of wreath in reverse)
Material: Sterling Silver (.925)
Diameter: 15.3mm
Weight: 1.46gm

Obverse: Bare bust of Queen Victoria left.
Legend: VICTORIA QUEEN

Reverse: Bi-lingual denomination (TWO ANNAS) within wreath. Small "v" letter on right bow of wreath!
Legend: EAST INDIA COMPANY * 1841 *

PCGS Grading Standards

GRADE
DESCRIPTION

PO-1
Identifiable date and type

FR-2
Mostly worn, though some detail is visible

AG-3
Worn rims but most lettering is readable though worn

G-4
Slightly worn rims, flat detail, peripheral lettering nearly full

G-6
Rims complete with flat detail, peripheral lettering full

VG-8
Design worn with slight detail

VG-10
Design worn with slight detail, slightly clearer

F-12
Some deeply recessed areas with detail, all lettering sharp

F-15
Slightly more detail in the recessed areas, all lettering sharp

VF-20
Some definition of detail, all lettering full and sharp

VF-25
Slightly more definition in the detail and lettering

VF-30
Almost complete detail with flat areas

VF-35
Detail is complete but worn with high points flat

EF-40
Detail is complete with most high points slightly flat

EF-45
Detail is complete with some high points flat

AU-50
Full detail with friction over most of the surface, slight flatness on high points

AU-55
Full detail with friction on less than 1/2 surface, mainly on high points

AU-58
Full detail with only slight friction on the high points

MS/PR-60
No wear. May have many heavy marks/hairlines, strike may not be full

MS/PR-61
No wear. Multiple heavy marks/hairlines, strike may not be full

MS/PR-62
No wear. Slightly less marks/hairlines, strike may not be full

MS/PR-63
Moderate number/size marks/hairlines, strike may not be full

MS/PR-64
Few marks/hairlines or a couple of severe ones, strike should be average or above

MS/PR-65
Minor marks/hairlines though none in focal areas, above average strike

MS/PR-66
Few minor marks/hairlines not in focal areas, good strike

MS/PR-67
Virtually as struck with minor imperfections, very well struck

MS/PR-68
Virtually as struck with slight imperfections, slightest weakness of strike allowed

MS/PR-69
Virtually as struck with minuscule imperfections, near full strike necessary

MS/PR-70
As struck, with full strike

PCGS, Professional Coin Grading Service, is Coming to Bangalore, INDIA

PCGS, Professional Coin Grading Service, is Coming to Bangalore, INDIA. Now collectors can grade their coins professionally from PCGS without sending their coins abroad. PCGS graded coins collect more value for auctions and trades. You can visit PCGS counter and can explore the opportunity to get your coins authenticated and graded with PCGS in the coming future by submitting them in India only. And could also directly speak to the PCGS representative with any questions you may have. Please visit www.pcgsasia.com for more information. Get your British India Coins graded at PCGS, Bangalore and increase the value of your coins.

British India Coins Classification

Presidency Coins 

• Madras Presidency 
• Bombay Presidency 
• Bengal Presidency 

British India Coins of Native States
Uniform coinage of East India Company 

• King William IV 
• Victoria Queen - Continuous legend 
• Victoria Queen - Divided legend 
• Victoria Empress 
• King Edward VII 
• King George V 
• King George VI

King Edward VII One Rupee Silver Coin

King Edward 1906 One Rupee Silver Coin

One Rupee Silver Coins are very rare to find. Here is one example of rare 1906 Silver Coin. This 11.66 gram silver coin contain 91.7 % pure silver. These coins are minted from Bombay Cary Mint mark "B" and Calcutta bearing no mint mark. This coin is available on eBay and Olx for sale. Aproximate rate for one good condition coin is Rs. 1500.00.

1 Anna - George VI (2nd portrait, large crown, low relief) 1942-1945

1 Anna - George VI (2nd portrait, large crown, low relief)
Years 1942-1945 Value 1 Anna = 1/16 Rupee (1/16) Metal Nickel-brass Weight 3.89 g Diameter 20.5 mm Engraver Percy Metcalfe (obverse) Shape Scalloped (with 12 notches)

1 Anna - George V (1912 - 1936)

1 Anna - George V (1912 - 1936) is one coin that is easily available for collectors. This copper-nickel coin bears KM# 513and weighs 3.9 g and a diameter of  20.5 mm the details of these coins are:

Years	1912-1936
Value	1 Anna = 1/16 Rupee (1/16)
Metal	Copper-nickel
Weight	3.9 g
Diameter	20.5 mm
Thickness	1.38 mm
Engraver	Edgar Bertram Mackennal (obverse)
Shape	Scalloped (12 notches)
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized

1 Anna - Edward VII 1906-1910 is also Copper-nickel with 3.9 g and ø 20.5 mm diameter. But it bears No. KM# 504