This 10p Shouldn't Be In Circulation!!! 10p Coin Hunt + Q&A
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Hello, today I am looking through £200 of 10p coins also I am answering your questions from my subscriber giveaway videos. I hope you enjoy!!
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When I was young, we had coins all the way back to Queen Victoria in our pockets. It was really strange and disappointing when decimalisation happened. Farthings had just gone out of circulation, but my grandmother kept them.
There must be something at Greggs I’ve found 5-6 commemoratives from my local one
Same 👍🏻
Coin bags are cool, I get rolls because I'm in Canada
T and the shiny 10p is my fav it looks so pretty
Thanks for the shoutout, salty 64. ❤
even after decimalisation the sixpence at its new 2.5p value had notionally monarchs pre Elizabeth II was in use along with Florins at the new 10p value (though the silver content saw either the mint or other people (not strictly legal) took them out without demonetising
Yes we used it at work for some years after decimalisation because it was the coin that worked our public access Xerox copier. We had to keep a supply at the counter to change for users wanting to make copies. It was 2½p per copy. They were much bigger than A4 size, but not as wide as A3.
@@wolfie854 "B" sizes ? the coins are mere tokens anyway.
nice finds, I like the proof coin 🤘🏻
I got a 1 pound coin with 2 bees on back yesterday
I have couple 😊
👍⭐️
Was in my local garden centre at the weekend, noticed an A-Z S 10p in the tips jar was checky and asked if I could swap for £1 they let me and it turned out to be a 2019 one of four needed to complete my set
Such Dedication. I just got a £2.00 coin in my change and the centre roundel is upside-down. why how?
I've found a 1993 proof 10p coin from circulating coins. Haven't found an alphabet 10p for years!
You tell us about some of your favourite coins but what is your favourite out of the 10p alphabet coins??
Watching your video an advertisment for 1984 appeared before you mentioned the 1984 coin .
Spooky or is Grossey big brother???
The 1997 'Proof' 10p is the star find of the hunt.
ive got a ten pence with plain edges, no ridges !
I did buy a DG Abolition 50p. It's is beautiful.
The Proof 97’ 10p is a wonderful find with a Mintage of 80,748
(from Numista) 😊✨
and 2 very nice alphabet finds too, especially the ‘O’ as it was a new one for the 📖✨
Great stuff Christopher 👍🏻
Tea definitely tea
I just chop unwanted duplicates back into coin bags.
If a Benjamin Bunny was badly worn, so you could only just make out the image, would you still sign it?
Love ur vids!
I know that you do not do these hunts as an investment but how much is a complete alphabet 10 pence album worth
I've never seen an alphabet 10p!!
An O before my comment is read out and T after, perhaps I should ask more questions.
First 👍
Is it not illegal to defaced coines and notes ?
No. It's only illegal if you intend to make the coin unfit for circulation.
If the coin is identifiable, it's fine.
@@andy2950wrong,
This is taken from google
Yes, it is illegal to deface money in the United Kingdom. This includes defacing banknotes and coins.
Banknotes
The Currency and Banknotes Act 1928 makes it illegal to deface banknotes by writing, printing, or impressing words, letters, or numbers on them.
The police and courts decide whether to prosecute for defacing banknotes.
Coins
The Coinage Offences Act 1936 makes it illegal to deface coins by stamping words or names on them.
It is also illegal to tender or use defaced coins.
The public can help prevent defaced coins by refusing to accept them.
The Treasury must grant a license to melt down or break up any current or former UK metal coin.
@@Cooke125 That statement says "illegal to deface coins by stamping words or names on them" and nothing about writing. Writing something on a coin is totally different, as long as not obscene etc! 😁. Plus using a Sharpie pen the words can easily be removed using hand sanitiser, so no harm done. Banknotes is a different matter, as your above paragraph again states it is illegal to deface notes by writing, printing etc. on them. I used to work in a bank and we regularly had to remove notes because of people writing obscene words, defacing the Queen's portrait, and the like on them.
Yes that's correct, but bankers have been writing on banknotes for a long time, and there are plenty of people on TikTok who film themselves destroying UK and American coins to get metal to make jewellery, so if they actually took that seriously, they'd have to arrest all of them first.....@@Cooke125
I bet this guy has lots of girlfriends!😂😂😂
Hi Christopher collects ,Why do you collect coins when you say they are not worth anything than face value .I rather collect stamps .
See if you can do a video using the XRF to test the metal composition of the tinny sounding 2019 50p against a regular one. Lets bust this myth once and for all, perhaps its just our ears playing tricks on us!