What type of craft/making do you like?

i like making things and i am an avid collector of tools i like doing paracord weaving and i make edison lamps im currently decorating a printers tray with knic knacs and some art pieces that are based on tress pics attached

that sounds interesting. What is an Edison lamp? 

the old fashioned edison bulbs they look really different so much better than leds i make them from scratch

Your coin collection sounds amazing! I wish I still had my coin collection :-(

oh no, shame you didn't keep them

i like to think it was a pirates treasure trunk lol

and expensive lol if only i had kept all my corgi and dinky toys

That sounds like a really innovative and fun project :-)

I know, I'm still mourning their loss

I love it! It's just so old and interesting. I bet if it could talk it would have a few stories to tell! 

would love to have some gold sovereigns lol

Wow!

The only time I was ever asked 'anything to declare' at Customs was when I took my old coin collection with me because I had decided not to return to the UK. Nothing special in the main, a few Victorian coins, other coins pre-decimalisation, some post it a really: these might well seem like relatíve old coins to kids I teach now.........

I did have an Edwardian gold sovereign, a warn George III sixpence dated 1816, the year without a summer, and another Georgian shilling in mint condition for 1781, but which are very common. 

Actually I often keep modern coins to show kids, passing on the wisdom received by my own good self that the fifty p was an equilateral curved hectagon, the new pound being a dodecagon. 

And no I didn't declare them. 

The only time I was ever asked 'anything to declare' at Customs was when I took my old coin collection with me because I had decided not to return to the UK. Nothing special in the main, a few Victorian coins, other coins pre-decimalisation, some post it a really: these might well seem like relatíve old coins to kids I teach now.........

I did have an Edwardian gold sovereign, a warn George III sixpence dated 1816, the year without a summer, and another Georgian shilling in mint condition for 1781, but which are very common. 

Actually I often keep modern coins to show kids, passing on the wisdom received by my own good self that the fifty p was an equilateral curved hectagon, the new pound being a dodecagon. 

And no I didn't declare them. 

Your coin collection sounds amazing! I wish I still had my coin collection :-(

would love to have some gold sovereigns lol