Leonmarsh

Looks higher to me only thing that could of hurt the grading is the marks on the cheek and nose

Stunning 1965 iran 1 pahlavi Low mintage year 30,000 stunning coin very hard to find one in nice condition, the strikes tend to be Soft on these coins This one is a belter Can't beat world gold

Pleasure mate its cheap at that price these go for alot usually rarely seen

Cracking piece of peru gold for someone https://www.hattongardenmetals.com/buy/gold-fifty-soles-oro#pi2

Beautiful the Scottsdale stuff mate

Now here is something to behold super super rare Nepalese 1 Ashrafi, Tribhuvana Bir Bikram Numista rarity 97 12 grams of stunning gold https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces37040.html Only 3 graded in the world hoping when I send this it comes back as the finest Known example Simply sublime! VID_20210728_105404.mp4

Heavy bidding at the auction coins went for good. Money too rich for my blood Lastnauctuion picked up a high Ms grade prusia 20 for 330 quid knocking on the door of 470 this auction madness

Two belting coins from @ilovesilverireallydo High grade 1898 1 pond south africa and a 1913 military wilhelm prussian 20 marks ( only produced two years in low mintages)

Only problem with this coin is that it didn't circulate other than its a cracker

Two very nice Napoleon Bonaparte 20 francs with one put up for sale 1811 Lille mint and 1813 Paris mint Super desirable coins

I just put the link on gold deals for hgm for members to benefit lovely coins glad people picked them up

Don't touch it!! Cleaning is a no go

HGM?

10 francs ceres 1899 and 5 francs napoleon 1859 Usually found in poor condition heavily circulated two nice examples these

Recieved an email from bleyer bullion due in in next few days 1 kilo bullion 980 including vat I think

Cracking deal for a peru una libra rare desirable coin from HGM https://www.hattongardenmetals.com/buy/gold-peru-one-libra#pi2

Soemthing different This silver Hemidrachm of Tabaristan comes from the Kingdom of Tabaristan. This Kingdom was located along the southern shore of the Caspian Sea, which is currently Northern Iran. The 7,000 miles long Silk Road linked Constantinople with the heart of China. This route was used by merchants to transport luxury goods, precious metals, art objects, and ideas between China, the West and Middle East. The Silk Road ran directly through the Kingdom of Tabaristan and many of these Hemidrachm were used in trade all along the road. Tarbaristan at the time was under Muslim occupation, however the coin continued to be modeled after coins from the preceding Sassanian Empire. The obverse shows a right facing bust wearing a winged crown in the style of the Sassanian King Khusru II. The reverse depicts attendants flanking a Sassanian style fire altar, with a border of three concentric circles. The Silk Road Hoard includes coins minted in Tabaristan and may have been struck under the rule of Haroun al-Rashid, AD 786-809. Al-Rashid’s name is mentioned in several stories from the collection of tales commonly referred to as Tales of the Arabian Nights. This example is graded Mint State by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Up for sale in the graded section with a free bonus coin offer

It's a coin not hitlers pubes Remeber the atrocities the UK have caused dating back 100 of years murder, slaughter, taking over countries no one objects to the queen's coins USA native Americans? History should never be forgotten its what makes us grow but at the end of a day its a coin

Just a thought when the queen Carks it and she doesn't own the beasts, so is it not annoying that more than likely there will be a kings beast release

It's 900 gold too

Royal mint has them still

They just exploit the FOMO guarantee there will be further releases I suppose for those with decent sets the returns will lower mintages

Milk spots as expected will destroy these sets unfortuantely which is sad considering people are investing heavily, for their collection disgrace from the RM

Beautiful Edwardian rolled gold Dennison sovereign case With initials LM, I'm hoping that's what they say for obvious reasons Never bought one don't know anything about them If someone has an idea of history and price hoping I have not overpaid

Stunning 1894 20 marks Prussia bought from the recent coin cabinet auction, one of the nicest coins I have seen full radiant lustre uncirculated unebelievable condition