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So you have the Dragon anyway? Well done! You may as well keep up the series. It's the cost of getting the dragon now which is stopping me catching up on these.

It's still a fine looking piece. But i know what you mean, i think the Phoenix and the Dragon were better done. The Phoenix is my personal favourite. Wish i had gone for this series at the time, now. Oh well.
One thing confuses me. Why did they feel the need to write "unicorn" underneath, on this one? The others simply left it with the Chinese writing which was nice.

5oz ATB 'P' - New Jersey & Indiana. 40 down, 16 to go!
 

Eclectic mix

I'm sure it will.
Scene: Belgian central post office, Union office:
Strike co-ordinator #1: (opens laptop) "Email here from Eva...."
Strike co-ordinator #2: "What does SHE want now?"
Strike co-ordinator #1: (ashen faced) "it's just one line....'don't. make. me. come. down. there' "

That price would likely be the standard version, too. The mint marked "P" version in top condition can cost quite a bit more.

Not every time a proof purchase is even better than i hoped. Love this one. A real bugger to photograph these convex coins, though.

5oz ATB 'P' - New Jersey & Indiana. 40 down, 16 to go!
 

That is my plan. It's on my to-do list for a while now. Like you, when i can get around to it i will do some searching for a possible 8 piece box. I have a feeling it might take some hunting. They are simply too nice not to have them in a good display box, even if i end up having to get a bespoke one made.
 

Yes, speaking for myself, i removed the plastic wrap. It isn't a collectible significance in my opinion to leave this intact unlike some other series.
When i was buying them i wanted to see the wrap intact but this was to assure myself the coins had not been picked over for grading purposes first. Having got them in the wraps i am now happy to remove them and enjoy them in a display as they should be. 

I'm in Ireland too. UPS are the best courier in my region. Drivers always ring me, and if i'm not at home they ask where i'm working and come deliver to me there.

The 2014 High Relief 5oz Wedge Tailed Eagle. One of those you enjoy all over again after rooting it out once a year.
The high relief on the Queens head has the added chuckle bonus of looking like an Easter Island statue, when viewed from the side

Oh absolutely agree, personally i am expecting it to pass that figure within several weeks.
Teething issues are normal on any new platform, you have to launch to identify and iron out. Slow and steady is good, i'm delighted with the whole platform and just feeling my way gently around it, for now.

oh wow. You think people who are unbanked as in the majority of Indonesia for one example, means they are unsophisticated? Please listen to this analysis of the people of Indonesia and you might begin to understand why Kinesis is being rolled out there as a perfect fit for their innovative and ultra-capable nation;
https://static.financialsense.com/audio/2019-09/financial-sense-20190905-gustely-22d00c2e90c.mp3

oh wow. You think people who are unbanked as in the majority of Indonesia for one example, means they are unsophisticated? Please listen to this analysis of the people of Indonesia and you might begin to understand why Kinesis is being rolled out there as a perfect fit for their innovative and ultra-capable nation;
https://static.financialsense.com/audio/2019-09/financial-sense-20190905-gustely-22d00c2e90c.mp3

Today (well, yesterday) I received two boxes of silver building blocks. There are six 1oz blocks in each tobacco-tin style box. They are branded Monarch Precious Metals- I have seen them mentioned on this site before.
As a lifelong fan of Lego, I was slightly disappointed to discover that the silver blocks are a bit smaller than a classic 2x4 studs Lego brick, so they can't interlock with Lego, but they are fun to stack with anyway (they interlock with each other just fine) and I am sure I will never run out of ways to stack them: two 2x4 Lego bricks can be connected together in 24 ways; with three bricks there are 1060 ways; with six bricks there are 915,103,765 ways and the number of combinations of 12 bricks is (currently) incalculable.
Here are a few pictures of the bricks and their discovery by Benny's Space Squad (characters from the recent Lego Movie 2) and their attempt to make off with the bricks before being caught- a tense moment ensues before everyone decides to make friends and that everything is awesome...

Last week got the 1/4oz pig proof to complete set.
 

Sexy Falcon
 
 

Snap! Well nearly.
I ordered two of the 2009 Proof Australia Sovereigns from Chards when on offer, the email order confirmation and the invoice that came with them cite the 2009, but I received 2x 2010’s!
I could start to collect these little beauties... lovely overall package. 

My Australian proof Sovereign from @ChardsCoinandBullionDealer bonanza week (hope we see more offers/deals like that in future). Plus I got two random year maples that were both 2012 and spotless! Literally (for all the talk of milk spots on maples, I've bought a fair few random year ones and none of them have been milky yet.) Anyway, back to the main attraction. This Sov a little stunner:

Finally got round to opening this...
Bet you cant guess where I got it 😁
 

2018 10 oz British Silver Valiant Coin
Fits perfectly in a queens beast box.  Ill let it keep a spot warm.

Received a diverse little bit of gold over the past couple of days...Two 1950 Saudi Arabia Gold One Guinea (AU/BU).


And a beautiful 2017 Mexico 1/2 oz Proof Gold Libertad with limited mintage of 700. Photos taken from two vantages to show off details.

Recieved this Lunar 10oz 2007 Pig. 
I think it’s beautiful!