richatthecroft

Managed to get this beauty today, probably one of the last one struck.
First glance, an almost perfect coin,
second glance, spot on observe by queenie's forehead,
third glance, bullet holes by the right hand of the lion and tiny bits missing frosting peppered the reverse.
 
Hate RM QC shenanigans, however the Capsule feels suprisingly nice in comparison to the other coins I recieved recently. 
Does anyone have exiperence with NGC conservation, do you guys think they can sort out the spot on the observe?
Input needed, should I keep the coin or trying to get one restruck for me? Many thanks🐿️!

Got this nice little one Rupee from 1917 in today, a little ding but that does not take away the beauty of the coin 

A 95 years old Queen with a smooth cheek would be looking kind of unreal. No die error, just good job by JC.  

Got these monrachs the other day, was super scared when I saw the weird swirly mark on queenie's cheek on the obersve initally.(ps: don't want to draw on her face, I hope you guys can spot the marks)
However upon comparison to my other JC portaits on my other 2oz sized coins(Gothic silvers) it seems to be present on all of my 1-2oz coins including the gold 2oz monarch. It is just particularly pronounced on the monarchs' coins especially the 1oz silvers. What do you guys think could have caused this weird but super neat effect, is it just how metal flows under the pressure of the die?
So I don't really think it is milk spotting on the silvers given the fact the gold coins has the same mark?
 
Ps: all the coins in the pictures are monarch coins, two silvers and one gold.
Ps: anyone know whats up with the QC stickers' business with RM, they only had it on half of the coins I got and they are all over the place, some on capsules, some in the box, the only consistent thing is all the coins with the QC stickers had QC issues lol.

Thanks @tallthinkev for the Silver Proof £5 George III commemorative.  And also received today a Silver Proof £5 Henry VIII commemorative and a 1972 Silver Proof Crown commemorating the Queen’s Silver Wedding Anniversary, still sealed in its RM packaging.





 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

I wonder how long it will be before I stumble upon one in circulation. Early December I found my first and only alphabet 10p to day, only took three years.
I guess I'll get one of these 2022 jubilee 50p in about 2025. 😁

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

A very nice 1935 Specimen issue King George V Crown along with its Royal Mint card presentation case.  
And also today, a  lovely 1977 Jubilee Crown, thanks @Ales for this one.




 

Delivery of some items from the Royal Mint -- came in yesterday. I have to say, the new Lion of England bullion gold coin is very nice!! It looks even better in real life. At first I was skeptical, but I've been converted...
The new 100g silver minted bar is also nice, but the premium is quite hefty.