Lea79

6 hours ago, augur said:

@Lea79 has a rockhopper or two she could borrow you, I believe. 

I could post you a rockhopper if you wanna put 1 in your vid no probs ?.

I'm crap at technology so I use an old school note book.  A section for silver a section for gold. All dates of purchases noted and amount payed.  

I also cost average per oz for silver and per gram for gold.  I've kept some of the earlier invoices but not recently.  I think I'll start doing that again just in case I need them when I sell.  

59 minutes ago, Numistacker said:

My first Roman Coin arrived. I love it.

 

 

Caligula AD38

 

 

 

Wow looks awesome.  It's In lovely condition too.  I bought 2 a few mths back a silver 1 and a bronze.  Severus alexanda 222ad and constinance 1st 337ad.  They aren't in as good condition as yours tho.  If you don't mind me asking where did u buy it from?

A lovely AN12 Nepolian Bonaparte  20 franc coin from bleyer bullion.  Bargain at 222 posted. Can't seem to upload photos tho anybody kno why? They're on an iPhone SE Live Photos turned off.

I get my capsules from this guy http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/140953359143 19mm for halfs and 22mm for a full. The halfs are nice and snug the full fits ok unless u tap em then they move a bit.

Did it come in that ringed case or did you put it in it?if so where did you buy it from?

No I bought the capsule from eBay. They're only a few quid and come in all sizes.

Yeah that would be great

No it's the jubilee head 1892 1. Well that's wots in the pic it's just listed as a jubilee head half shield.

I do love this coin. I was pleased it wasn't too beat up. The photo doesn't do it justice, but it does have like a mistake line running from the shield inbetween the r and the u tho. There's a old head Vic shield half on atkinsons I mite get nxt.

PAMP 1gm gold bar pre-owned from atkinsons. A bit small but satisfied my gold itch!! That puts me at 36gms

2002 and 2005 half sovereigns. Thanks sovereign Steve

A 1897 20 franc lucky angel coin. I was pleasantly surprised with the inscription along the rim