Upsidedown

Last bid was on page two

Would you like to peruse my collection of rare and exotic, dragon eggs, sire?

@James32 customer!

£43

Nope, Northern Ireland comes with added risks which need to be taken account of.

To incentivise bids I’ve decided to throw in a pack of abrasives acquired from the UK’s finest supplier.

@James32 customer!

But on a serious note, please ffs someone bid.

Just getting it back ont track for you 👍, in fact if you offer 2 hours of your time to  do some gardening for the winner , you might get a higher bid , oh yes I forgot , and no stopping every hour to pray to that elephant god man  , or what ever you Israelite pray to 👍
All Catholics , so it’s ok 😀👍

This from liquid Tawain metals?
£25

Would you like to peruse my collection of rare and exotic, dragon eggs, sire?

Britannia is what the romans named Britain. Britannia the figure, is supposedly the personification of Britain. The imagery was taken from greco-roman classical art to fit the history behind the name.

I've been here over a year and I think this is only the second time I've seen this, out of the hundreds possibly thousands of trades going on in that same time period.
Compare that to Facebook where scammers are outed almost daily.
You're in the right place, but bare in mind NOTHING is 100% safe, ask around if you're unsure about a seller, no one will look down on you for checking. Feedback, reputation and community is what makes TSF king.
To scam, look at the hoops people have to jump through to get into that position of trust on TSF, most scammers are too lazy and impatient to build up feedback before cashing it in.
But of course, hoping this can still be sorted, it's not to late.

The first-century Greek author Diodorus Siculus referred to one of the eastern islands of/off Europe by the name "Pretannike". In classical Greek and Latin, the letter "p" was often changed into a "b", so resulting in "Britanni(c)a’" The original Greek p-spelling was itself a version of a local Celtic name "Pretani" for either the people living on the island or for the island itself, although which is unclear. 
‘Pretani’ was a Celtic word that is believed to have meant "the painted people’" - quite possibly an allusion to the famous blue woad of Caledonia.

I've been here over a year and I think this is only the second time I've seen this, out of the hundreds possibly thousands of trades going on in that same time period.
Compare that to Facebook where scammers are outed almost daily.
You're in the right place, but bare in mind NOTHING is 100% safe, ask around if you're unsure about a seller, no one will look down on you for checking. Feedback, reputation and community is what makes TSF king.
To scam, look at the hoops people have to jump through to get into that position of trust on TSF, most scammers are too lazy and impatient to build up feedback before cashing it in.
But of course, hoping this can still be sorted, it's not to late.

Britannia is what the romans named Britain. Britannia the figure, is supposedly the personification of Britain. The imagery was taken from greco-roman classical art to fit the history behind the name.

Britannia is what the romans named Britain. Britannia the figure, is supposedly the personification of Britain. The imagery was taken from greco-roman classical art to fit the history behind the name.

I've been here over a year and I think this is only the second time I've seen this, out of the hundreds possibly thousands of trades going on in that same time period.
Compare that to Facebook where scammers are outed almost daily.
You're in the right place, but bare in mind NOTHING is 100% safe, ask around if you're unsure about a seller, no one will look down on you for checking. Feedback, reputation and community is what makes TSF king.
To scam, look at the hoops people have to jump through to get into that position of trust on TSF, most scammers are too lazy and impatient to build up feedback before cashing it in.
But of course, hoping this can still be sorted, it's not to late.

Britannia is what the romans named Britain. Britannia the figure, is supposedly the personification of Britain. The imagery was taken from greco-roman classical art to fit the history behind the name.

This week
2kg of old silver coins... interesting to look through, some nice designs and history

I've been here over a year and I think this is only the second time I've seen this, out of the hundreds possibly thousands of trades going on in that same time period.
Compare that to Facebook where scammers are outed almost daily.
You're in the right place, but bare in mind NOTHING is 100% safe, ask around if you're unsure about a seller, no one will look down on you for checking. Feedback, reputation and community is what makes TSF king.
To scam, look at the hoops people have to jump through to get into that position of trust on TSF, most scammers are too lazy and impatient to build up feedback before cashing it in.
But of course, hoping this can still be sorted, it's not to late.

In the most counterintuitive advice in history category - many of the most reputable members of the forum are in the NBS - Naughty Boy Step!
(You need to be a gold member or higher to access the NBS)
Otherwise TSF is an amazing place to trade, the bad eggs are very few and far between

I've been here over a year and I think this is only the second time I've seen this, out of the hundreds possibly thousands of trades going on in that same time period.
Compare that to Facebook where scammers are outed almost daily.
You're in the right place, but bare in mind NOTHING is 100% safe, ask around if you're unsure about a seller, no one will look down on you for checking. Feedback, reputation and community is what makes TSF king.
To scam, look at the hoops people have to jump through to get into that position of trust on TSF, most scammers are too lazy and impatient to build up feedback before cashing it in.
But of course, hoping this can still be sorted, it's not to late.

I've been here over a year and I think this is only the second time I've seen this, out of the hundreds possibly thousands of trades going on in that same time period.
Compare that to Facebook where scammers are outed almost daily.
You're in the right place, but bare in mind NOTHING is 100% safe, ask around if you're unsure about a seller, no one will look down on you for checking. Feedback, reputation and community is what makes TSF king.
To scam, look at the hoops people have to jump through to get into that position of trust on TSF, most scammers are too lazy and impatient to build up feedback before cashing it in.
But of course, hoping this can still be sorted, it's not to late.