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Follow this topic, once the court case is over I absolutely will. For now all I can say is that he is from Wales. 

Yep me too, burns through batteries though so buy a few packs of replacements 🙂

The mint mark indicates at which mint the coin was struck and the year it was struck . All Elizabeth 1 coinage was struck at the Tower London mint.  Some mint marks are rarer than others. The mint mark is also on the obverse side its a bit more difficult to make out.

I think they will milk it until Jan personally. Good for me tbh as my industry is worst hit. I just want it over and done with so I can go back to 'normal' Im wondering how badly the markets will be hit? I will make a play on Etherium or Silver Paper stocks if they go down enough.  And exit my mining shares if or when they hit green. Its too risky for me. 

not sure exactly what you mean here it is common for any one bidder, quite possibly a known regular, to either have bid the same amount for all the bullion coins or the auctioneer to use them as a sounding board for the opening bid. Also, often, with these similar bullion coins, to ask for an opening bid of the exact amount that the first couple of coins sold for. The auctioneer may also know that the same bidder will probably want them all for the same amount. It is lazy behaviour by the auctioneer who probably doesn't know the true value of all the coins on offer, and just wants to get through all of the lots as quickly as possible. However, as you say, this probably amounts to favouring the regular buyer if it isn't strictly collusion. Although, it may well be!

Incredible   How did you find them?

Went to LCS and picked up some U.S. $5 gold commemoratives at bullion prices. 1988 Olympics, 1991 Mount Rushmore, 1992 Olympics, and 2007 Founding of Jamestown.

You could name him on here. If he wants to sue you for libel he will have great difficulty when you win his alleged court case against you.

A legend and a true old school actor. RIP