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9 hours ago, silverking1 said:

Thanks for the replys guys, i will keep them in the blisters, although i don't think you can see the coin at its best in the blister,(i will put just one in a capsule to display.) i see atkinsons bullion have them in stock now at £35 if you just buy one!

For being able to see decently is why I sent one to Numistacker for stabbing for my own collection. Next batch I'm sending has the proof. Can't afford the gold so just going silver which are just as beautiful. Figure slabbing the same on next one they bring out.

I only been at for about 2 months and havent kept any records. Some of the things were given to me when i was young and never attracted to PM like now. Also the stuff i get from my local shop is all in cash. Get no receipt but also dont need to pay him VAT.

11 hours ago, Jay2 said:

Just received a fun coin today. Allegedly a two headed silver Morgan peace dollar. I'm curious how these were made, but I'm more concerned that it's really silver. It has coin orientation. Both heads are 1922 but have different levels of wear. I can see a slightly raised edge on one side which suggests a second head was just pressed or melted into a hollowed cavity, but I can't get a scalpel in there. Seems like a smooth seam in fact other than the telltale thickness.

 

Maybe check the weight? For a 1922 it should weigh Weight: 26.7300g

Sigismund of Luxembourg ( 1387 - 1437 ) Hungary silver denar 

Luxembourg 1980 proofset only 3000 made 

Grande-Duchesse Charlotte 1963

Luxembourg centimes

I'll take

500F Luxembourg presidency of the European council

500F Luxembourg liberation 1944 - 199

1996 kookaburra 2 oz

150 years Luxembourg independence 1839 - 1989 commemorative money