richatthecroft

Very happy with 1g gold bar Pokemon.
The pictures are not made by me, because my camera is not working anymore, so I have downloaded the pictures made by seller.

Well my lion Tudor beast proof arrived today. I was worried but to be fair both my coins have arrived in good shape. I must be one of the lucky ones. I tend to get my coins later than anyone else from the mint and that theory seems to have worked. Don't worry about the black dot on the shield is was on the outside of the capsule and since gone.

Toned morocco silver coins 🤠

got myself another 1g gold bar courtesy of @Bigchilli 

Just spent 20 minutes opening ALL of the boxes, what a pain!
I didn't receive them all today, but the 10oz portrait yesterday, and the 5oz portrait a few days back.
The set finally complete.
Now to put them all back in the boxes....

Bought a couple of these. One for each of my children. Really nice quality and bought before the large price increase.
 
 

Nice bit of bullion for the permastack I don’t mind the Tudor beasts 🤩

Today I received this 1927 Full Sovereign from @CatStudent lovely coin, and a year I've been looking out for for a while.

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

More £5 Crowns today.  I do like the poignant edge Inscription on the Trafalgar coins.  

The 40th Anniversary of the Coronation is a nice upgrade, as my existing example lacked Cameo.
And collecting a date run of £5’s/ Crowns isn’t always a joy, and you have to be prepared to take the rough with the smith, as can be seen by the less than desirable Charles’ 50th Birthday Crown.



 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

More £5 Crowns today.  I do like the poignant edge Inscription on the Trafalgar coins.  

The 40th Anniversary of the Coronation is a nice upgrade, as my existing example lacked Cameo.
And collecting a date run of £5’s/ Crowns isn’t always a joy, and you have to be prepared to take the rough with the smith, as can be seen by the less than desirable Charles’ 50th Birthday Crown.



 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

More £5 Crowns today.  I do like the poignant edge Inscription on the Trafalgar coins.  

The 40th Anniversary of the Coronation is a nice upgrade, as my existing example lacked Cameo.
And collecting a date run of £5’s/ Crowns isn’t always a joy, and you have to be prepared to take the rough with the smith, as can be seen by the less than desirable Charles’ 50th Birthday Crown.



 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

More £5 Crowns today.  I do like the poignant edge Inscription on the Trafalgar coins.  

The 40th Anniversary of the Coronation is a nice upgrade, as my existing example lacked Cameo.
And collecting a date run of £5’s/ Crowns isn’t always a joy, and you have to be prepared to take the rough with the smith, as can be seen by the less than desirable Charles’ 50th Birthday Crown.



 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

More £5 Crowns today.  I do like the poignant edge Inscription on the Trafalgar coins.  

The 40th Anniversary of the Coronation is a nice upgrade, as my existing example lacked Cameo.
And collecting a date run of £5’s/ Crowns isn’t always a joy, and you have to be prepared to take the rough with the smith, as can be seen by the less than desirable Charles’ 50th Birthday Crown.



 

More £5 Crowns today.  I do like the poignant edge Inscription on the Trafalgar coins.  

The 40th Anniversary of the Coronation is a nice upgrade, as my existing example lacked Cameo.
And collecting a date run of £5’s/ Crowns isn’t always a joy, and you have to be prepared to take the rough with the smith, as can be seen by the less than desirable Charles’ 50th Birthday Crown.



 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

Also today, an absolutely beautiful 1953 Coronation Set.  You can see the underlying brilliance shining through the haze, and the coins have a Cameo as thick as treacle- this is the nicest 1953 set I’ve had in my hands, and I already own what I thought was a fantastic example.






 
 

Lizzy got a pimple right on the end of her snout..lol.