Morning tide

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Morning tide

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Managed a few hours on the beach before I had to take the wife to work ;;z . Could have stayed all day :D lol
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Like the put take spinner ::g
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Brillaint few hours. Well done. (I would have lost all track of time.....) s;..
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You spent your time well anyway Tomo. I also like the 'Put and Take' spinner - A good show of finds!
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Very good haul again and the state of the new coins is terrible.
Like the Take , Put, spinner got a brass one that belonged to my Grandad and used to play the game with me.
Good Luck for today ::g
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A great collection for couple of hours.

Like everyone else I'm taken with the Put Take spinner, never even heard of this before, but google is our friend.

http://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/Put ... tPicts.htm

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Ah, Put and Take. I used to play that on holiday with mum and dad 50+ years ago using 1d coins as counters. The game mysteriously used to finish whenever I spun a Take All. At 1/4d each, or more accurately 4 for a penny as farthings had gone by then, you could buy an awful lot of Black Jack or Juicy Fruit chews for a handful of coppers.

Here’s a brand new 'antique' spinner I bought at a flea-fair a couple of years ago.

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Well done matey. As a matter of interest I am sitting in my Villa in spain overlooking the Med and its Hailstoning ;;z
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What a haul!
I like the wire ring, whenever I see them I think "Ancient!", though they're usually not.
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Tide? thats more like a flood!! many thanks for posting.
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Dom wrote: Mon Mar 05, 2018 3:57 pm What a haul!
I like the wire ring, whenever I see them I think "Ancient!", though they're usually not.
More an Argos special I think lol
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Cleaned up a bit
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You should have let her walk! :D
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fred wrote: Mon Mar 05, 2018 6:27 pm You should have let her walk! :D
I didn't fancy living in a tent =))
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JWL wrote: Mon Mar 05, 2018 3:25 pm Ah, Put and Take. I used to play that on holiday with mum and dad 50+ years ago using 1d coins as counters. The game mysteriously used to finish whenever I spun a Take All. At 1/4d each, or more accurately 4 for a penny as farthings had gone by then, you could buy an awful lot of Black Jack or Juicy Fruit chews for a handful of coppers.

Here’s a brand new 'antique' spinner I bought at a flea-fair a couple of years ago.


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I've seen them before but always brass ones as in your pic, never seen one this shape before and never knew how you played until I found this one lol
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