what do the other 25 letters stand for?
I can see a row of people lined up on the letter Q, so that's a Queue.
I guess Queen Elizabeth has had her face on enough coins already, but they could have used a picture of Freddy Mercury.
the top row is hardest to make out.
G for Geography, that's one for me.
L for Loch Ness Monster
O for Oak leaves (and acorn)
R for Robin (but why is it snowing? by definition too early for the Robin)
U for Union Jack
W for Web
Silhouette ManThe last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent
Yes, well, the British do love their orderly queues!
"The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
Yes, as I work in retail (for my sins) I have so far found one of the James Bond 10p coins in my till. The 'Alphabet' series of 10p coins are starting to slowly filter through and I'm trying to collect them all as I find them. So keep a look out for them in your change!
"The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
I went into Barclays Bank the other day and asked for £2.00 in 10 p coins . And didn't get sod all
As with all of these currency changes it just takes a while for them to slowly trickle into mass circulation. They are slowly turning up in people's change. It's only a matter of time before they become commonplace. I'd say the Bond 10p will be one of the most collectable ones given the existing fanbase out there.
"The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
Living in Oz obviously no chance of getting one in my change . I got an uncirculated coin from the
Royal mint several weeks ago.It took a while to arrive but is it still an option?
BTW they missed an opportunity in not having Paddington Bear for P IMHO
PS just checked still available from Royal mint for 2 pounds
That's a great piece of work to house the Bond 10p coin, Pete. You should be contracted to make these for the Royal Mint! The high level of talent here on AJB never ceases to amaze me. -{
"The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
That's a great piece of work to house the Bond 10p coin, Pete. You should be contracted to makle these for the Royal Mint! The level of talent here never ceases to amaze me. -{
It is Singes skill not mine, it was only my idea -{
Silhouette ManThe last refuge of a scoundrelPosts: 8,845MI6 Agent
That's a great piece of work to house the Bond 10p coin, Pete. You should be contracted to make these for the Royal Mint! The level of talent here never ceases to amaze me. -{
It is Singes skill not mine, it was only my idea -{
Oh, minigeff? Well, you are both very talented in that case then. -{
"The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
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if you go onto there website, you could get yourself a silver proof of this coin.
Royal Mint web site. I was number 23,356
Or something
Funnily enough I'd been thinking recently about Bond or Fleming being recognised on a coin or banknote and now it's finally happened!
When I'm placed in my coffin ........ most mornings
Before sun up.
I can see a row of people lined up on the letter Q, so that's a Queue.
I guess Queen Elizabeth has had her face on enough coins already, but they could have used a picture of Freddy Mercury.
the top row is hardest to make out.
G for Geography, that's one for me.
O for Oak leaves (and acorn)
R for Robin (but why is it snowing? by definition too early for the Robin)
U for Union Jack
W for Web
Working in retail I've not seen any as yet, but no doubt they soon will be in circulation. It's early days yet. -{
Yes, as I work in retail (for my sins) I have so far found one of the James Bond 10p coins in my till. The 'Alphabet' series of 10p coins are starting to slowly filter through and I'm trying to collect them all as I find them. So keep a look out for them in your change!
Yes, I need to get back to posting here. I was busy doing some Bond research and of course working.
As with all of these currency changes it just takes a while for them to slowly trickle into mass circulation. They are slowly turning up in people's change. It's only a matter of time before they become commonplace. I'd say the Bond 10p will be one of the most collectable ones given the existing fanbase out there.
https://007store.com/products/the-great-british-coin-hunt-b-bond-james-bond-uncirculated-coin
And its sold out
Royal mint several weeks ago.It took a while to arrive but is it still an option?
BTW they missed an opportunity in not having Paddington Bear for P IMHO
PS just checked still available from Royal mint for 2 pounds
Bollocks would have been more appropriate
The Royal Mint are knocking the uncirculated ones of £2 and silver proofs for £35
shame The Royal Mint didnt do something nice like myself and Singe have come up with to display ours {[]
As you can see it is a mock up and not the finished object :007)
And just the silver.
B for Bulldog Spirit would have been another one. I'm glad they went with Bond though. :007) -{
That's a great piece of work to house the Bond 10p coin, Pete. You should be contracted to make these for the Royal Mint! The high level of talent here on AJB never ceases to amaze me. -{
It is Singes skill not mine, it was only my idea -{
Oh, minigeff? Well, you are both very talented in that case then. -{