Quote: "Iainmac"Mr Iqbal,
You talk in riddles my friend, still trying to work out where the Lions came from
I ask. Why are collectors always looking for lions hidden in coins (1 new penny, 2 new pence, 1/2 one penny)
Like you are looking for "Doubled Die" on coin coins "Lincoln Cents"
Is that what makes valuable coins
Quote: "Iainmac"Mr Iqbal,
You talk in riddles my friend, still trying to work out where the Lions came from
I ask. Why are collectors always looking for lions hidden in coins (1 new penny, 2 new pence, 1/2 one penny)
Like you are looking for "Doubled Die" on coin coins "Lincoln Cents"
Is that what makes valuable coins
I have never heard of British collectors looking for any hidden lions hidden in any of those coins, ever before. And I have no idea what doubled die Lincoln cents have to do with these hidden lions.
Could you provide us with a link about these lions to more clearly show us what you are talking about?
Quote: "Iainmac"Mr Iqbal,
You talk in riddles my friend, still trying to work out where the Lions came from
I ask. Why are collectors always looking for lions hidden in coins (1 new penny, 2 new pence, 1/2 one penny)
Like you are looking for "Doubled Die" on coin coins "Lincoln Cents"
Is that what makes valuable coins
You move in unusual circles Mr Iqbal, I have never met any collectors looking for Lions, but good luck on your quest, maybe one day you find a Lion and let me know.
Best Wishes my friend
people talking without speaking, people hearing without listening
Quote: "PetrusAscanus"I think you see things where there are none
(or you like to see things)
Just like the Camel sigarets.
Avery one see 'Manneke Pis' from Brussels:
jeez oh, that was funny! Mr Iqbal is an interesting man, mad as a hatter, but interesting all the same
people talking without speaking, people hearing without listening
Isn't there a rather notorious banknote ()Bahamas?) which has the palm branches arrange to spell the word "SEX"? There's also apparently a reference to "Rock Lobster" hidden on early printed circuit boards. I've never heard of a Royal Mint engraver hiding lions in coins but if there's any truth to it then I'd be most interested in learning more about it. Until I see some convincing examples I'll remain open minded but skeptical.
I can't wait for the discussion on Rice Pullers.
Non illegitimis carborundum est. Excellent advice for all coins.
Make Numismatics Great Again!
Quote: "PetrusAscanus"I think you see things where there are none
(or you like to see things)
Just like the Camel sigarets.
Avery one see 'Manneke Pis' from Brussels:
jeez oh, that was funny! Mr Iqbal is an interesting man, mad as a hatter, but interesting all the same
Yes, right, look at the circle. that's how they look for it but in the end I disagreed with them, because in my opinion the lion lion can be found on all the "2 new pence" coins.
"I'm glad you understand what I mean"