Happypanda88

The first and second circulating silver dollars of Canada.
Lovely design of “Voyageur” reverse.

My first kangaroos

2022 150g Proof Silver Panda (40th Anniversary)
The packaging is slightly different this year but still a beautifully designed and minted coin. 👍

 

 

 

 

A lovely 2021 Proof 150g Silver Panda. (Maximum mintage 60,000).
Picked up this coin a while ago. 
Ordered a 2022 edition too. Awaiting delivery. 👍

I have not been a fun of bars so have only a single 1oz silver bar in my collection. I find most of them lacking in design and not aesthetically pleasing.
But this RM 007 bars floats my boat so picked up five 10 oz !  👍

Hello! Welcome to the forum.
Next time when you're thinking about donating / dumping your coins, can you please send them my way. Thanks you ! 🤗

On the covid thread, I gathered that you admitted you were misled and deceived by the Covid narrative and measures taken.
So what makes you so sure that you have not been misled or deceived about China.  
If the truth matters to you then I would seek it. Else do nothing and continue with your bullsh!t.
Peace  ✌️

That's a very simplistic view of the global market. If what you say is the case, then why can't the western companies buy up silver and mass produce EVs and solar products cheaply ?
Are there any other factors that you have missed off which causes EV and solar manufacturers based in the West just can't not compete? 

That's a very simplistic view of the global market. If what you say is the case, then why can't the western companies buy up silver and mass produce EVs and solar products cheaply ?
Are there any other factors that you have missed off which causes EV and solar manufacturers based in the West just can't not compete? 

That's a very simplistic view of the global market. If what you say is the case, then why can't the western companies buy up silver and mass produce EVs and solar products cheaply ?
Are there any other factors that you have missed off which causes EV and solar manufacturers based in the West just can't not compete? 

That's a very simplistic view of the global market. If what you say is the case, then why can't the western companies buy up silver and mass produce EVs and solar products cheaply ?
Are there any other factors that you have missed off which causes EV and solar manufacturers based in the West just can't not compete? 

2015 Fifth Portrait arrived to complete a perfect 3-coin set. Took me a while to gather this lot and find a case.

2006 Gold Proof £1 Egyptian Arch   Featuring the Dublin-Belfast railway Egyptian Arch Bridge designed by Sir John MacNeill, a one time associate of Thomas Telford, this 2006 £1 coin was designed by wood engraver Edwina Ellis. Although the rarest of the four coin gold collection (mintage just 1,195) it is, sadly and undoubtedly, the least attractive - more Edwina Currie than Ellis.   The coin is the penultimate individually minted au round £1 to enter my ongoing collection (now 23 designs), just the 2015 4th Portrait Shield remaining elusive.   My thanks to @Earthmetal for a magnificent example of this proof pug...and also to @MancunianStacker for starting me on this auric snark-hunt.

10 wonderful 1/20 gold coins via @GoldShack

The Pressburg mint really do make some quality sets. Full Chronos set below. 

1897 Crown - although not perfect, one of the better crowns I’ve seen, especially the reverse.
 

1888 Mexico 8 Reales - it’s had a life and is complete with ‘chop’ marks made mostly by Chinese merchants.
I’d like to research these further if anyone can help. If only coins could talk, this has certainly changed hands a lot over the years.
Oddly, one of the chop marks looks like the ‘@‘ symbol.


 

.999 au coins can easily be scratched, so I put them in capsules if they don't come with one.
If they come in mint packaging ie. Sealed in plastic sleeve, then it'll leave them as they are.
This is except for the copper pennies sovereigns, where they rattle and jangle about even in 22mm capsules.
With these, I place them into a coin sleeve where it holds four like this.
 

"Most Central Bank Gold Buying Is Unreported": In Stunning New Report, Goldman Sees "Significantly Higher" Gold Prices:
https://archive.is/LRAET

I check the gold price religiously everyday, even at weekends when markets have closed. 🙃
I've book-marked goldprice.org on my mobile devices and PCs ( home and work ) since Q1 2015. 
I remembered gold price dropped below £700 spot when working from home in my sister's house. 
Look where we are now ! 🤑

I check the gold price religiously everyday, even at weekends when markets have closed. 🙃
I've book-marked goldprice.org on my mobile devices and PCs ( home and work ) since Q1 2015. 
I remembered gold price dropped below £700 spot when working from home in my sister's house. 
Look where we are now ! 🤑

I check the gold price religiously everyday, even at weekends when markets have closed. 🙃
I've book-marked goldprice.org on my mobile devices and PCs ( home and work ) since Q1 2015. 
I remembered gold price dropped below £700 spot when working from home in my sister's house. 
Look where we are now ! 🤑

It's reported in FT and elsewhere that the EU is to confiscate Russia's asset to arm Ukraine. Should that be the case, Russia will retaliate by confiscating EU assets in Russia. Tit-for-Tat and no one can be trusted in the financial world. Hence, gold rallied ?
 
EU agrees to arm Ukraine using profits from Russian state assets
https://www.ft.com/content/10d3f259-44fe-4361-b322-2a485a0efe45

It's reported in FT and elsewhere that the EU is to confiscate Russia's asset to arm Ukraine. Should that be the case, Russia will retaliate by confiscating EU assets in Russia. Tit-for-Tat and no one can be trusted in the financial world. Hence, gold rallied ?
 
EU agrees to arm Ukraine using profits from Russian state assets
https://www.ft.com/content/10d3f259-44fe-4361-b322-2a485a0efe45