The Canada Geese seem to be flourishing in our park which has two decent size lakes. Today, they were ‘ducking’ for food as I passed by on my morning walk. Perhaps you are looking for a particular banknote at a good price. I try to keep my prices lower than others who sell English and… Read more »
Nearly every day I am asked to give an opinion on banknotes which people possess or have found in a relative’s possessions. Most notes are not worth much more than face value but there are times when a banknote(s) is worth a fair bit. If you don’t know then ask me by phone call or… Read more »
I live in Leicester and am a season ticket holder for Leicester City. At present we are entering the miasma of relegation so things are not too good. The furore over Gary Lineker’s comments has been quite a feature these past days and I for sure, agree with Lineker 100%. It is utterly outrageous the… Read more »
It is not unusual for banknotes to be found in clearing a house or an estate. Banknotes are found under beds, in old paper bags, safes, shoes and even in the attic. For most people the question arises, ‘Are they worth anything?’ The answer is to ask. I can value all English and Scottish banknotes… Read more »
Nearly every day I am asked about single banknotes and collections of notes. If the notes are Scottish or English I can value them and give an idea of what they will sell for. Most times, the notes are crumpled and creased but no matter, always feel free to ask me and I shall give… Read more »
In Melton Mowbray, next to the local parish church there is a small building that was once part of a monastic dwelling that came into the possession of Thomas Cromwell during the Dissolution of the Monasteries. Alas for Cromwell, his execution ended his ownership which passed to the former wife of Henry V111th, Anne of… Read more »
Today, my wife and met a homeless woman as we walked back home from Leicester Market. She used to work (freelance) for the BBC preparing Children’s programmes. She specialised in English and Maths. Her partner died eight months ago and she was unable to pay the bills and her rent, so, about three months ago… Read more »
This is a photo of Leicester Prison which looks like a Disney Castle from the outside with it turrets and high wall. The wall that surrounds the prison is the highest of any gaol in the UK. I have never been inside and in truth, I have no desire to be a guest of ‘His… Read more »
I have been asked several times if Scottish notes are legal tender. Are they acceptable in shops in England? Good question. Legal tender means that coins and/or paper money can be used to pay a legal debt and if offered for the exact amount, cannot be refused. ‘Legal Currency’ means that notes or coins have… Read more »
During the Industrial Action last year I had to charge for UK postage to ensure nearly all items were sent by Special Delivery. The crisis seems to have passed and so all UK postage is now free to buyers. When you buy a note from this site, all you pay for is the note. There… Read more »