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34 Ozs of silver. 
Coins (24 Oz's from @Derv)
Bar (10oz from @alexmcsheffrey)
 
thank you to both 

One to add to the Britannia bullion collection, where it all began 😊

Bought a few @Moxbars... Here's a selection of the different sizes.
The mark on this 500g looks like the adhesive off the bubble wrap packaging... Anyone any ideas to gentle clean it off? 

Today I received an absolutely stunning toned India - British 1 Rupee 1900-B. This is now my second favourite coin after my beautifully toned 1887-S Morgan dollar. Wonderful!
P.S. Keep an eye out for some of my interesting sales lots today! 👀 You won't be disappointed!
GOODIES LISTED! TAKE A LOOK AT MY SALES! 😀🪙

Sorting through old pennies was where I came in...
Counting them in our family's amusement arcade was one of my jobs as a teenager, and I still like "old" pennies, and most other pre-decimal coins, which I think were better engraved and struck then modern decimal coins.
We still have a few tons of old pennies which need sorting out when we have time...
 

Thanks mate.
So common is as you say very common
Normal is a little rare but not really 
😂 
Sorry for all the questions.
 

It’s been a big week this week receiving the 1887 proof half and 2021 proof sovereign shown in earlier posts.
The last two coins for this week are a 1923 Melbourne sovereign and a 1909 Melbourne half sovereign.
i bought the sovereign from a Queensland based auction house. Lovely coin with a 511,129 mintage that year. 
The Melbourne half sovereign came from an eBay auction. Condition is a bit worn but it was a circulation coin. I keep a lookout for Australian half sovereigns as the mintage levels were usually low and the coins were used as money and many melted when too worn. For example the mintage for the 1909 Melbourne half sovereign was 186,094 versus over 3 million for the 1909 Melbourne full sovereign. 
 

Thought I would show the non graded collection of fractional gold which are mostly the Panda coins. Love them! 

A beautiful delivery on this miserable day, couple more pesos for the collection and my first Thalers & 100 peseta (quickly becoming a favourite of mine)
Hope everyone's having a fine weekend! 😁

This arrived today. 2 Bolivares 1965. Hard to find them with no wear on the Cornucopias!

Bring on the silver short squeeze 😄... my stake in it and first bullion ive bought in a while, thanks@arshimo2012 the Schone bars are very nice 👍 
 

Just had this delivered and its a beautiful coin...... However its got to go back... scratch on the Queen's neck 😞
 

It’s been a big week this week receiving the 1887 proof half and 2021 proof sovereign shown in earlier posts.
The last two coins for this week are a 1923 Melbourne sovereign and a 1909 Melbourne half sovereign.
i bought the sovereign from a Queensland based auction house. Lovely coin with a 511,129 mintage that year. 
The Melbourne half sovereign came from an eBay auction. Condition is a bit worn but it was a circulation coin. I keep a lookout for Australian half sovereigns as the mintage levels were usually low and the coins were used as money and many melted when too worn. For example the mintage for the 1909 Melbourne half sovereign was 186,094 versus over 3 million for the 1909 Melbourne full sovereign. 
 

It’s been a big week this week receiving the 1887 proof half and 2021 proof sovereign shown in earlier posts.
The last two coins for this week are a 1923 Melbourne sovereign and a 1909 Melbourne half sovereign.
i bought the sovereign from a Queensland based auction house. Lovely coin with a 511,129 mintage that year. 
The Melbourne half sovereign came from an eBay auction. Condition is a bit worn but it was a circulation coin. I keep a lookout for Australian half sovereigns as the mintage levels were usually low and the coins were used as money and many melted when too worn. For example the mintage for the 1909 Melbourne half sovereign was 186,094 versus over 3 million for the 1909 Melbourne full sovereign. 
 

My first Queen Victoria proof coin, the 1887 Jubilee proof half sovereign. A lovely coin. Thanks Eric @drakesterling
I will be showing this in a new YouTube video for the Coin Struck channel this weekend. I am trying to build up the channels subscriber numbers so please take a look and if you like what you see please subscribe. There is a link to the channel at the bottom of this post. 

It’s been a big week this week receiving the 1887 proof half and 2021 proof sovereign shown in earlier posts.
The last two coins for this week are a 1923 Melbourne sovereign and a 1909 Melbourne half sovereign.
i bought the sovereign from a Queensland based auction house. Lovely coin with a 511,129 mintage that year. 
The Melbourne half sovereign came from an eBay auction. Condition is a bit worn but it was a circulation coin. I keep a lookout for Australian half sovereigns as the mintage levels were usually low and the coins were used as money and many melted when too worn. For example the mintage for the 1909 Melbourne half sovereign was 186,094 versus over 3 million for the 1909 Melbourne full sovereign. 
 

Received the 2021 sovereign from the Royal Mint this week. It took a while as I understand the RM need to restock packaging for the coin.
Well worth the wait. It has the QC “quality control” sticker and the coin looks great. Nice privy mark on the reverse. 

It’s been a big week this week receiving the 1887 proof half and 2021 proof sovereign shown in earlier posts.
The last two coins for this week are a 1923 Melbourne sovereign and a 1909 Melbourne half sovereign.
i bought the sovereign from a Queensland based auction house. Lovely coin with a 511,129 mintage that year. 
The Melbourne half sovereign came from an eBay auction. Condition is a bit worn but it was a circulation coin. I keep a lookout for Australian half sovereigns as the mintage levels were usually low and the coins were used as money and many melted when too worn. For example the mintage for the 1909 Melbourne half sovereign was 186,094 versus over 3 million for the 1909 Melbourne full sovereign. 
 

Received the 2021 sovereign from the Royal Mint this week. It took a while as I understand the RM need to restock packaging for the coin.
Well worth the wait. It has the QC “quality control” sticker and the coin looks great. Nice privy mark on the reverse. 

My first Queen Victoria proof coin, the 1887 Jubilee proof half sovereign. A lovely coin. Thanks Eric @drakesterling
I will be showing this in a new YouTube video for the Coin Struck channel this weekend. I am trying to build up the channels subscriber numbers so please take a look and if you like what you see please subscribe. There is a link to the channel at the bottom of this post. 

This one, the 1923 South African proof sovereign with a mintage of 655 coins. 

Received the 2021 sovereign from the Royal Mint this week. It took a while as I understand the RM need to restock packaging for the coin.
Well worth the wait. It has the QC “quality control” sticker and the coin looks great. Nice privy mark on the reverse. 

My first Queen Victoria proof coin, the 1887 Jubilee proof half sovereign. A lovely coin. Thanks Eric @drakesterling
I will be showing this in a new YouTube video for the Coin Struck channel this weekend. I am trying to build up the channels subscriber numbers so please take a look and if you like what you see please subscribe. There is a link to the channel at the bottom of this post. 

It’s been a big week this week receiving the 1887 proof half and 2021 proof sovereign shown in earlier posts.
The last two coins for this week are a 1923 Melbourne sovereign and a 1909 Melbourne half sovereign.
i bought the sovereign from a Queensland based auction house. Lovely coin with a 511,129 mintage that year. 
The Melbourne half sovereign came from an eBay auction. Condition is a bit worn but it was a circulation coin. I keep a lookout for Australian half sovereigns as the mintage levels were usually low and the coins were used as money and many melted when too worn. For example the mintage for the 1909 Melbourne half sovereign was 186,094 versus over 3 million for the 1909 Melbourne full sovereign. 
 

It’s been a big week this week receiving the 1887 proof half and 2021 proof sovereign shown in earlier posts.
The last two coins for this week are a 1923 Melbourne sovereign and a 1909 Melbourne half sovereign.
i bought the sovereign from a Queensland based auction house. Lovely coin with a 511,129 mintage that year. 
The Melbourne half sovereign came from an eBay auction. Condition is a bit worn but it was a circulation coin. I keep a lookout for Australian half sovereigns as the mintage levels were usually low and the coins were used as money and many melted when too worn. For example the mintage for the 1909 Melbourne half sovereign was 186,094 versus over 3 million for the 1909 Melbourne full sovereign.