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I have mappin and webb teapot pork spoon knife and two more

I have This medel ,,grendfather medel,,,but grend father go,father go,but i have naw this medel...sell how money sell...Nepal ,,,

I have This medel ,,grendfather medel,,,but grend father go,father go,but i have naw this medel...sell how money sell...

I hope your still reading comments on here, I have a great war medal but it only has a name William J Luck, no service number or unit, any idea why?

Hi Loving your video. Very informative. I've got a v quick question I need help with. If a piece of Wedgwood has two little black marks on the reverse, is that evidence it's a seconds piece please? Bez W ick btw from a Potteries girl 🤭

GEORGE the 4TH!!!!!.

I have serving dishes marked with a type of crest with an S overlaying an M, I believe. It notes England but no numbers so I assume it is not sterling silver.

Hi Paul, i recently went to Ypres on a battlefield tour, without a doubt the best Christmas present i have ever received. I have since done a bit of research and have found out my Great Grandfather was there, he was awarded the three medals for the war, also received the MM for action at Trones wood. I would like to trace his medals if possible, his name was Alfred Lee, he was with the 6th Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment. I have his service number (13524) and a few other bits of info. Any advice would be much appreciated.

I wish there was someone that could identify my piece I am quite sure it’s copper I cleaned enough of the oxidation off to reveal flowers in each corner and two inside. I have looked at hundreds of different pieces and have talked to normal people that have no idea what it is or where it comes from, some people have suggested that it came from Sweden or Israel in the early 1900’s. I live in southern Utah it’s hard to find anyone with knowledge.

bruh i bought a silver ring and my magnet sticks to it slightly not as good as metal but still it sticks

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I have that coin where can i seal my coin

I have a Vintage Sheffield Silver Co Silverplate Silent Butler Ash Tray w/ Horse Crest #270 with the letters EPC. Would you know what that means by this description?

I have found a Wedgwood teapot but its made in 1671. Does it belong to the family before Wedgwood company being funded ? the pot has nothing on it and its just a date(1671)

Viking plate ep silver is it real silver?

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I have it too

Thank you. I've seen a hardback advertised as a first edition, which says 'first printed' but the hardback number line says 10 9. Then below it has the complete paperback number line, so I guess its the 9th hardback printing in the first year.

Certainly fascinating medals. One thing I find unfortunate for my own situation, is that somewhere along the line my Great Great Grandfather either lost or sold his medals (perhaps even someone in the family later on) and haven't had much luck finding any sales records or traces of them online to possibly re-acquire them as they're now likely in the hands of a collector who isn't interested in parting with them.

Liberty 1795 silver coin value?

This is fantastic!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!❤

A customer give me one, i have it on my wallet all the time know I know that is worth it.

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Big no see screen video because all you write English screen

Please no write screen English

Hi,i have one dollar 1865 the fantassy dollar coin,i don,t know its real or fake?i think you are a coin expert,i wish you can help me,thank you

Thank you. Very well explained. I was confused by other articles. I have inherited many books, some very old, some faith based, history etc. My Young Washington (peter stark) has the first edition and numbers 12345678910. Im thinking it is first edition first printing. If so, you get credit for great teaching skills. If its not..... i appreciate you taking the time to help educate the world. Kcb

Welp, my coin is a fake 😂😂😂

Awesome.

Turn red means silver you have it backwards 🙄

I didn't hear him explain *why* they line up all those numbers. I mean, why not just state the edition and the printing. Why 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10? The reason: is easier to just delete the old printing number than it is to change a number. This was especially true in the age of printing plates where a change to the text meant recreation of the plate. Or retypesetting the page. It was easy back then to just remove the number. Today is easier, of course, but the practice still remains.

I never knew there was a children's edition of "A Curious Incident..." Odd. I can't imagine how you make that book a kids book.

I have an edition of Treasure Island from the 40s. Or at least I think it is the 40s since it has no date! Now, the book has no value, but it's not the first book from times past that didn't bother to indicate a date.

If you really want to impress us ask the camera man to zoom right in on the details you point out, this will educate us more, agree it has some patina.

I have one 1795 and 1804 how to sell it can advice me.

Nice video. Thank you. 👏🏻

I have my great-grandfather's victory medal, but not his war medal. I wonder if anyone knows of the best place in the UK to start looking for the war medal. Is there a website where they are commonly sold on? I would love to track it down. Thank you!

Hi I'm from the Philippines, recently I bough an Indian Monk Brass statue, they claimed its antique now I'm not sure anymore, I bought it in republic of Asia that's the name of their antique store, they debuted in Cash and Carry mall in Palanan,Makati, I'm not sure if a copper or brass I was trying to look closely when you said something bubble like in brass

Beautiful collection. Nice pick

Informative. Thank you.

Wow. I love those vintage collectibles

Page 132 bo's'n = n Naut. a variant spelling of boatswaine.

the ring is longer and finer in the silver coins, good to know this

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Alors la vraie c'est qui qui sont vite ou du saumon

Bonjour monsieur ça c'est une bonne idée mais l'écriture ça va vite

I have a pair of 28" vases which I believe are 19th century indian brass similar to the one in this video. Can you help to identify exactly what they are? Thanks in advance, Quint

You still didn't mention how to get rid of heavy tarnish that conventional cleaners can't fix