*tada*

wonderful reference thanks!!

Waited ages for this to surface... one of my fav mules of all time

Want to show this amazing rarity: the George IV 1829 half sovereign mule with 1823 reverse. Ex Terner collection, PCGS PR64CAM. Only 2 are known and the other one is impounded in the Royal Mint collection. The Royal Mint actually struck 4,205 half sovereigns during 1829, but all with 1828 dies.

Received this beautiful booklet today. Strongly recommended!

On top of that milk spots are crazy even if one obtains a 70. Once upon a time there is a frenzy with the 2014 Britannia silver proof. Nowadays many PF70s I came across have spotted, either from NGC or PCGS. Hope it fares better for this coin but I’m skeptical.

Can’t wait for it to arrive!

Saved and sold a lot of my other coins to get this one, and what a beauty! 1826 George IV Sovereign Proof NGC PF66UC.

APMEX 2oz gold una back in stock now

What...

haha I just received the notification from APMEX and thought maybe there is a slim chance they will price it as the issue price? Open the link and immediately laughed🤑

I’m amazed by the story of George III guineas. In 1761 three artists tried their best to make a nice portrait for the king who is not easily pleased. Richard Yeo’s version here (which is my favorite) is the most realistic one but not flattering to the king.

Sold my una and lion 2oz gold proof coin and used the profit to buy a 1761 Yeo Pattern Guinea in recent BSJ auction. I receive the coin today and really like it!

I saw one at Altas Numismatics but full brown already, lovely design. Amazing this coin still retains red brown given the century it went through.

Won this fascinating George III pattern guinea at BSJ auction today in a spirited bidding... Exceedingly rare in any grade. The other 1761 WR84 pattern guinea in PCGS population is one graded PR63 and is now in the Tyrant Collection.

Heard a lot of quality issues causing delays.