All other non EU Europe (Ungraded)

They should never get rid of that Britannia bar. It's epic.

I see a date of March 22nd

Does PCGS have special labels or are there just those 90s style blue gradient ones?  Edit: I found this: https://www.pcgs.com/labels

The "20 Perpera" from Montenegro, if you're lucky enough to find one at a decent price! 🤔😉🙂

😮😲 I don't believe you have two of them! I'm impressed and jealous at the same time. 😉🙂 Where in Greece exactly did you one from? Was it from a dealer or was it a private sale? Would you say this particular coin carries the largest premium among the rest of your LMU coins in your collection (possible exception the 20 Perpera from Montenegro) ?

Hi all, Not exactly gold but certainly gold related, I’ve started watching ‘Domionion Creek’ on Netflix tonight. What a dire, awful life they had, the early gold prospectors in Canada and I presume likewise in Australia too. I’m talking late 1800’s. I of course appreciate that this is a dramatisation to entice viewers in but it really makes you think. It cannot be that far from the truth despite the ‘story’ around it. It has certainly made me think at least, what did our past generations really go through to give us our gold today. I mean old gold, well it’s all old, of course, but I refer to minted gold, it was here before us and it will be here long after us. On my original note, this is a fantastic Netflix series.  

Today I received my Silver Forum prize. Sadly the sun had gone down by the time it had arrived and as we all know, photographing pm’s, daylight is a blessing. But I’ll show my winning forum prize tomorrow. Bear with me @ChrisSilver and thank you again. The badges are a nice touch.

A good choice as your first sovereign. I like the George V Sovereigns. So often overlooked by his grandmother, the Victoria sovereigns. I think as time passes the George V Sovereigns will become the ‘new’ Victoria Sovereigns. But only time will tell. I particularly like the small head George V Sovereigns minted 1929-1932.