Groats - Heres a Fourpenny One!

[John Winter]

Groats - Here's a Fourpenny One!

Today I take the opportunity to show you some of the groats I have found over the years. I was spurred on by the fact that yesterday, the 17th November, Mary I Queen of England died and the 'Virgin Queen', Elizabeth I, ascended the throne - that was in 1558.

Groats ? Here?s a Fourpenny One! | John Winter

 

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[CincinnatiKid]

Go John Winter Go! Another great post.
I've heard the term "Joey" previously and now know it's conceptualization. Thanks
Peace

 

[BC1969]

Interesting read, kinda jealous y'all can dig up such history.
By the way, copyright does not encourage creativity, it hinders it.

BC

 

[uglymailman]

Isn't a Joey an Australian term for a young Kangaroo? Nice story by the way. Uk money confuses me though. Good luck.

 

[BC1969]

Really have my mind reeling now, in trying to figure out how the joey coil got its name.

BC

 

[John Winter]

Really have my mind reeling now, in trying to figure out how the joey coil got its name.

Isn't a Joey an Australian term for a young Kangaroo? Nice story by the way. Uk money confuses me though. Good luck.

Coiltek, an Australian company, has evidently chosen the names of indigenous animals for their range of coils. Others in the range are Wallaby and Platypus ...