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1 hour ago, DukeSilver said:

Thanks for the suggestion. Do you have a direct link to that particular product on Amazon? I'm guessing you're using the case with the 25mm capsules?

22mm internal diameter capsules. The case comes with 100 capsules.

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B08TQBLR8J?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

Don’t know if I’m allowed to link to another forum but there are forums set up for this very thing. Google is your friend 😁

The way I look at it is 10 quid for 100 sovereigns (30k) not only looks after them, makes it easy to store and I number each capsule so I know what I paid for each one. Good value in my mind. 

I’ve only just started stacking sovereigns and looked fo ages for something to store them in. Tried quite a few but eventually ended up with these 100 coin cases with capsules from Amazon for under a tenner. They fit whole sovereigns perfectly.

Looks like it’s free to enter by post. 

Add me too please @EON

So I presume as they are all trial pieces they are not legal tender hence them all being hallmarked and hence even the gold ones would be subject to VAT?!

2 hours ago, EON said:

 

4. For gold the device shown can test up too 250 grams. For silver up to 50 grams. This is because of the relative strengths of the dampening forces. After this weights the motion will become over damped, but different sizes of the device can cater for different sizes of bullion.

 

Hi Rory,

You mention maximums, what about minimums as some gold coins are quite small?

Love the old fashioned scientific equipment look and would probably get one for conversational sake. Would it work through a coin capsule?

1 hour ago, LawrenceChard said:

Thank you very much for that.

I will tag @ChardsCoinandBullionDealer in to share your comments.

I hope you got the coins, and they are OK.

All on back order thanks so they will get here when they get here. 👍🏻

WOW the old Ecce Romani books, now that brings back memories 🙂

Thanks for the warm welcomes everyone.