Antique style Queens Beast Completer

[slack]

I picked this one up from Europe last year, it's a modified completer in a antique style number 75 of 150, I like it, what do you think?

[Gordy]

honestly? It looks dirty

[Goldfever20]

How much was it?

[James32]

Doesn't appeal to me tbh, looks covered in soot...

[slack]

22 minutes ago, Gordy said:

honestly? It looks dirty

Fair point

[Gordy]

1 minute ago, slack said:

Fair point

we all like different things though... as long as it wasnt too much £'s

[slack]

4 minutes ago, Gordy said:

we all like different things though... as long as it wasnt too much £'s

Haha yep, there's no accounting for taste as my dear old mum used to say! 

[motorbikez]

@slackAs long as you like it that's all that matters.

[dikefalos]

Buy, what you like and you can afford. Can't see them go up in price, as they are unofficial artificial toned coins. 

You can make something like this yourself quite easily. With a little practice, the result will look the same, maybe even better. All you need is liver of sulphur. It's also really fun. And with the money you save, you can buy twice or three times as much silver.

[slack]

30 minutes ago, dikefalos said:

Buy, what you like and you can afford. Can't see them go up in price, as they are unofficial artificial toned coins. 

You can make something like this yourself quite easily. With a little practice, the result will look the same, maybe even better. All you need is liver of sulphur. It's also really fun. And with the money you save, you can buy twice or three times as much silver.

Ahh that's very interesting thanks for the information, and yes I did understand it was modified and therefore not likely to add value but thought it was an interesting effect, I've also seen some 'coloured' versions and they look bloody awful in my opinion but hey, each to their own eh, best wishes to you