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6 bullion sovs from Baird, 3x 1912 and 3x 1966. 
Tube is slowly filling up 
 

This 1825 George 1V Gold Sovereign arrived today. Really nice coin.

St. Helena - British Trade Dollar

Another great haul courtesy of @arshimo2012. Thirty 100g Umicore bars (hand warmers) and four 1kg Metalor bars (door stops) ?. 7kg in total give or take, thanks again Ash.

Sourced another 1887 half sovereign, much happier with this one, looks genuine!
 

My first Guinea. 
1793.
feels lovely to hold 
 

Just kidding, everything is perfect.! Thanks @austack 

The Tristan Da Cunha 2Sov Diamond Jubilee Regent and the Lion (PF 69 Ultra Cameo) finally arrived!

My first Britannia gold proof

Today I received ..... this tube of The 2013 S.S. Gairsoppa Silver Britannia Coins were the first in the Royal Mint’s S.S. Gairsoppa Silver Britannia series. Each coin has been carefully struck from actual silver recovered from the infamous S.S. Gairsoppa Shipwreck. The original 1,000 oz silver ingots recovered from the shipwreck have been refined by the Royal Mint and turned into these .999 pure 1/4 oz silver coins. These coins are available in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
Coin Highlights:
Contains 1/4 oz of .999 pure silver.
Minted by the Royal Mint in Great Britain.
Part of the S.S. Gairsoppa series.
Available in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
The image of Britannia has been associated with the British Isles since she was first minted on a coin in the first century AD during the reign of Roman Emperor Hadrian. Today, Britannia continues to be celebrated as a symbol of Britain’s illustrious history and might.
Each 2013 1/4 oz S.S. Gairsoppa Silver Britannia struck from S.S. Gairsoppa silver is in brand new condition and is stamped with its year, 2013. Each coin has been minted with 1/4 oz .999 pure silver. Owning this beautiful coin that is stamped with “S.S. Gairsoppa” along its outer edge is, indeed, like owning a genuine piece of British history. The obverse side of every coin showcases a profile view of Elizabeth II. The reverse, of course, reflects the beautiful image of Britannia as she stands along Britain’s shores with her helmet, trident, and shield.
 

Couple of ebay bits -  polish round, D-day dollar and a 1oz bar

A 1927 sa Bullion full sovereign  from austack  and a 2018 Peter Rabbit from the RM .

An eBay 1883 London mint half sov.

Haha....loading up on all the sov related unusual year images I see numis 
 
Another under buy back from the missus....£942 no postage 

Gold 4 Escudos cob type (hammered coin)
Double Doubloon of pirate fame.
King Phillip II.
Dated 1556 to 1598
Mint: Sevilla
Weight:  13,50 g
diameter:  32 mm
 

Received today from Atkinson. 10 bullion sovereigns. The two 2014 are in really good condition. Saved a bit with free delivery.

Trip out to local coin shop proved fruitful today.  I had asked him to put by a 2005 Sovereign for me, but spied these delightful little coins... The Sovereign remains 'put by' until pay day next week. oh, and another of those pesky little 1/2 Dollars turned up on the doormat, I keep telling my wife I don't know where on earth they come from.  Thanks to @Roy for some sound pointers and @Numistacker for the informative videos of these little coins.
 

That makes 5 little Brits on the week and it's only Thursday...

 

1914 Canada 10 Dollars MS64 (couldn't afford the sovereign)


 
1917 United States of America 1/4 Dollar (no circulation gold coins minted and this is Type 1 with the bare breast)
 

1914 Bulgaria 2 Lei (no coins minted prior to entry with the axis powers in 1916)


 
1914 Japan 1 Yen MS61

Gold 4 Escudos cob type (hammered coin)
Double Doubloon of pirate fame.
King Phillip II.
Dated 1556 to 1598
Mint: Sevilla
Weight:  13,50 g
diameter:  32 mm
Recently purchased the 2 Escudos so now have to get the 1 & 8 Escudos to complete the set. 
The premiums on these really hurt, this baby works out at nearly £7k/oz

Gold streak...like that I picked up a decent 1974 proof at bullion prices.

Received the 1923 Melbourne sovereign I "won" in SVcollector's recent forum auction.

I found pictures of the larger coins before grading. The Anacs will be put in a NGC holder. The 1/2 Sov is still with Numi but he sent a pic. I show before and after. I am thrilled with MS 61

1875S lovely coin! If it wasn't for the small scratch lower left this is virtually UNC
 

Postman has been.  A win from eBay this weekend, 100 years older than me!