Charliemouse

It's just Bisto.

£256 for 5g is currently -16.7% premium. Yes, if you paid the invoiced amount, they would need to invoice you for the difference. Assuming they could show they had some agreement with you that further payment would be required.

Using the waybill number on the docs, you could phone them. I assume you've checked the docs on the parcel for an invoice. I have had issues with FedEx before. They didn't invoice me, and the first I knew was a letter from a debt collection agency, invoicing me for the duty, FedEx collection fee, plus the agency's own fee. Very unimpressed. I'd be tempted to be proactive.

Probably right after the Panthers. 🤣 Seriously, no idea. The schedule for the TBs seems to be all over the place.

Only those in the know at RM will... er... know. Since they sent them out before, then really there isn't anything preventing them from selling them again. They obviously met their quality control standards the first time, however low they may be, so they could simply inspect them again for any additional damage caused by the extra round trip. The replacements have invariably, in my experience, been better than the originals. So who knows?

Same. When I first saw the dragon design, I wasn't too keen. But like all the Tudor Beasts, especially the P+RP sets, they are really nice in the metal.

2024 Tudor Beast Dragon - 1oz Silver Proof and Reverse Proof These are replacements for the set I returned.

BY THE KING A PROCLAMATION DETERMINING THE SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGNS FOR A NEW SERIES OF FIVE HUNDRED POUND SILVER COINS CHARLES R. | Proclamations | The Gazette and BY THE KING A PROCLAMATION DETERMINING THE SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN FOR A NEW SERIES OF TWENTY-FIVE POUND GOLD COINS; AND A NEW SERIES OF FIVE POUND SILVER COINS CHARLES R. | Proclamations | The Gazette

Yeah, I just read those exact ones. Interesting, although it's quite hard work ploughing through all the noise.

Thanks. This hobby just goes deeper and deeper down the rabbit hole, when you need to monitor royal proclamations.

Good guess. (or insider knowledge?) Bit of a tragic film to immortalise on a coin. But I can't think of any other vehicles that would do. Craig era doesn't do gadget vehicles other than Astons.

2024 Six Decades of 007 - The 1990s - 1/4oz gold and 2oz Silver Proof The replacements arrived, and are in pretty good condition. Love the boat chase up the Thames; one of my favourite Bond scenes. A good choice for the 90's. What do they pick for the 2000's?

Some Rwanda coins to fill a few collection gaps.

@stackerp5 https://www.adorama.com/alc/camera-shutter-count/ You’ll need to use the EOS Utility software to check the shutter count on Canon cameras. Once installed, follow these five steps: Turn on your camera and connect it to your computer using a USB cable. Open the EOS Utility software on your computer. Click on the “Camera Settings” tab. In the “Camera Settings” window, click on the “Shutter Count” button. The shutter count will be displayed in the “Shutter Count” window.

It took longer than I care to admit to realise that the nuggets are actually named after their shape, i.e. Australia, an eagle, a hand, etc. 🤦‍♂️

The set is complete. Before they are sent off for grading, here are some photos. 2021 Perth Mint 35th Anniversary - The Australian Nugget - 1/10oz, 1/4oz, 1/2oz and 1oz

That's a beauty. Proof quin going for spot. Ouch! Well done whoever snapped it up.

I think Rwanda's coins are great. Love their Nauticals, Africas and Lunars. Nice collection.

You make it sound like a bad thing. 🤣 Welcome to the club. No turning back now.

These still here? Get'em bought, somebody. This is a good starter set of modern sovereigns from a top seller. Can't go wrong. (Not an actual guarantee. Terms and conditions apply.)

2021 Perth Mint 1/2oz Gold Proof Australian Nugget Thanks to @ArgentSmith for helping me complete the collection of 35th Anniversary nuggets.

NGC seem to always spell it that way. I have the exact same coin, and have seen many others. Beautiful coin.

Big fan of auto-ISO. Sensor noise can be fixed in post fairly easily - if it's really bad it will soften the image, but most of the time you wouldn't notice. But the alternative to high ISO is slow shutter speed, and motion blur can't be fixed in post. So, you could set the auto-ISO limit to only go so far, but once you've reached that, it's just going to crank down the shutter speed, and you've lost the photo. You just have to be realistic with what you can do in low light.

Yeah, for general photography it will be a huge step up. Much better low light, so you can crank the ISO up to the 1000s and still not get much noise while taking indoor photos. Of course all the lenses you need just got more expensive...

I never saw this. 😪 Guess you made the decision, since you are selling the 800. Did you get a 6D?