Oddjob

Also to hand today, 14oz of some of BYB's finest.....A little more unboxing action to round out the day.

Back from a few weeks on the road for work and arrive back to see these little beauties waiting for me. Silver Angel has done a wonderful on these wee bars, plus sensational packaging to boot. Here's some pics as I opened up the package today. e

G'Day and welcome.

G'Day and welcome.

G'Day and welcome. Post some pics when you have time.

G'Day and welcome.

G'Day and welcome.

G'Day and welcome. TSF is a 100% treasure trove of information. Enjoy the forum.

G'Day and welcome. Do not curb your eagerness!

Book me in for a free pint.....(one day), Refer Chris - E-commerce Team at Chards and corro the 1926 London sov.

Sweet Jesus...who runs the show at Chards....should not you have kept guard at the door to let the missus in with the coins? 😂

Tell the kids the Elves went out on strike when the union shop steward called a strike on Xmas eve......you'll have avowed capitalist, anti-union kiddies for life. 😂

Can't see a "modern anti slavery" statement on the Chards site...so goodness knows whom they use (employee?) to do the heavy lifting??? 🤣

Waiting list for me pls.

I'll hit ya up for 3 if there's any left post round one with 2021 buyers. On the list thanks.

My precious......Turned up from a UK dealer the other day and for a price not dissimilar to RM prices when released....Very happy with purchase.

Same minting error as a 1890 sov from your collection?

bowels in British English (ˈbaʊəlz ) plural noun 1. innards; entrails 2. literary the deep or innermost part (esp in the phrase the bowels of the earth) deep in the bowels of the earth Lawrence went off into the dark bowels of the building to locate a 1oz gold Roo. 3. archaic the emotions, esp of pity or sympathy Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers

Correction: An Aussie accent wouldn't use the full word....Why use three syllables when "Roo" or "Kang" will do just fine. 😃 I thought being from the land that perfected and exported bureaucracy & redtape across the world, that Chards employees would relish the opportunity to catalogue, index, cross reference then file away in the bowels of Chard's HQ. What better way to spend your day. 😃😃

Well played you. Start'em young. Best wishes for the big day.

Good question and I’ve not looked that up nor have any manky old sov to try out in it.

Through the generations...Vic to George. Has these arrive more than a few days ago but only now time to get some family happy snaps. Also my first Sydney Mint sov which I was quite chuffed with. Thanks to @ShlomoGoldberg a member of TSF and Silver Stackers in Aust for these lovely additions to my sov stack. Also purchased from Shlomo, this delightful sov holder. Naturally some wear on the exterior due to age, but the opening clip and internal spring both still solid and working...I thought, well if you are going to stack sov's, why not have a sov holder too.

You'd need either a fully automated mining, processing and shipping operation or a colony of purpose breed mining slaves that worked for free as mining FIFO costs would be out of this world. The low budget movie "Moon" sets out a most probably outcome re how it'll be done...minus maybe the clones.