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Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

I find grading circulated coins very hard and this is the first Krone I have had in hand so very hard to know what to compare it to! I do wonder why Norwegian silvers are so expensive compared to other coins with similar mintages. Thanks for the kind words about my photos- I love circulated world silvers.
It's interesting what you say about the Aussie coins- I had never noticed it before but looking through my collection you definitely have a point. At a guess I would say that the raised part of the coins is the kanagroo and emu either side of the shield (similar to the date part on the standing liberty quarters) so that part wears first, but looking at the numista photo for the animal reverse, there appears to be a distinct lack of detail compared with the obverse- particularly George V.
 

This arrived today that I won in an auction, a 1941 dated Netherlands East Indies 1/10 Gulden silver coin, until the Netherlands were overrun by the Nazi's in WW2 their coins were minted in house, during the war various mints in the USA made them for them, this coin was made by the Philadelphia mint and was made from .720 silver , 41 million were made that year by them and 58 million by the San Francisco mint that year alone, this is a tiny coin as seen next to the modern 5p. 
Its a shame that the photo's do not show the lustre on both these coins, what little shows in pictures is just a bright streak that goes across them.


 
 
 
This is a fairly easy to find coin but most I see seem to be well circulated condition, this is a 1938 Dated Swedish 25 Ore silver coin, made from .600 silver, this coin was made by three different mints all having their own designs on the coins, two were made of silver the other was nickel and the dates of some overlap so its worth checking before buying to make sure you get the one you want, this coin of this design had a very long life without change, being made on and off yearly from 1910 to 1941,  3.6 million being minted in 1938 by this mint.
 


 
 
 
And finally a size comparison with a modern tiny UK 5p
 

 

No idea on the grading, but its one of the nicest I have seen, I always enjoy your posts and you collect coins from around the era I like,  your picture of the Aussie one is quite helpful as I see quite a few of their silver WW2 era coins with that design and the animal side always looks pretty worn, (harder to tell from the GRVI side on a bad photo) but on your GRV the king looks very sharp but the otherside is the same as some others I have seen, was the reverse of these coins a little fuzzy even when freshly minted ?  

Some of the world silvers I received today. Particularly like the Australia shilling with great obverse toning - the camera doesn’t do it justice. 
 
Also some rare Norway coins. I am thinking of sending the 1912 krone for grading but am not great at guessing grades- what do you think it would get? (And would it be worth it?)
Such a shame about the holed 1887 krone turning a $150 coin into $10 ouch 😂
 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Arrived today. 1st in a series of 3 James Bond 2oz silver proof coins from The Royal Mint. Limited to 2,007.


If you look closely the Bond movie titles have been micro engraved into the '0'

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

Very cool and cant rate Martin at silver trader enough. Always first class service and silver 

Putting these on here on behalf of my daughter who ordered them from @SilverTrader  excellent service and items she says as always, that's that series completed now.
 




 

A 2007 South Africa Gold Krugerrand Proof Set 
It is one of the dates we have not previously owned, so that ticks another one off the list.

Finally got these bars and buttons out of the vacuum pack for some better photos.
As been said before I also love how they are all unique.

Might just have to get some more of these, many thanks to @StackerQueen

This arrived today that I won in an auction, a 1941 dated Netherlands East Indies 1/10 Gulden silver coin, until the Netherlands were overrun by the Nazi's in WW2 their coins were minted in house, during the war various mints in the USA made them for them, this coin was made by the Philadelphia mint and was made from .720 silver , 41 million were made that year by them and 58 million by the San Francisco mint that year alone, this is a tiny coin as seen next to the modern 5p. 
Its a shame that the photo's do not show the lustre on both these coins, what little shows in pictures is just a bright streak that goes across them.


 
 
 
This is a fairly easy to find coin but most I see seem to be well circulated condition, this is a 1938 Dated Swedish 25 Ore silver coin, made from .600 silver, this coin was made by three different mints all having their own designs on the coins, two were made of silver the other was nickel and the dates of some overlap so its worth checking before buying to make sure you get the one you want, this coin of this design had a very long life without change, being made on and off yearly from 1910 to 1941,  3.6 million being minted in 1938 by this mint.
 


 
 
 
And finally a size comparison with a modern tiny UK 5p
 

 

This arrived today that I won in an auction, a 1941 dated Netherlands East Indies 1/10 Gulden silver coin, until the Netherlands were overrun by the Nazi's in WW2 their coins were minted in house, during the war various mints in the USA made them for them, this coin was made by the Philadelphia mint and was made from .720 silver , 41 million were made that year by them and 58 million by the San Francisco mint that year alone, this is a tiny coin as seen next to the modern 5p. 
Its a shame that the photo's do not show the lustre on both these coins, what little shows in pictures is just a bright streak that goes across them.


 
 
 
This is a fairly easy to find coin but most I see seem to be well circulated condition, this is a 1938 Dated Swedish 25 Ore silver coin, made from .600 silver, this coin was made by three different mints all having their own designs on the coins, two were made of silver the other was nickel and the dates of some overlap so its worth checking before buying to make sure you get the one you want, this coin of this design had a very long life without change, being made on and off yearly from 1910 to 1941,  3.6 million being minted in 1938 by this mint.
 


 
 
 
And finally a size comparison with a modern tiny UK 5p
 

 

This arrived today that I won in an auction, a 1941 dated Netherlands East Indies 1/10 Gulden silver coin, until the Netherlands were overrun by the Nazi's in WW2 their coins were minted in house, during the war various mints in the USA made them for them, this coin was made by the Philadelphia mint and was made from .720 silver , 41 million were made that year by them and 58 million by the San Francisco mint that year alone, this is a tiny coin as seen next to the modern 5p. 
Its a shame that the photo's do not show the lustre on both these coins, what little shows in pictures is just a bright streak that goes across them.


 
 
 
This is a fairly easy to find coin but most I see seem to be well circulated condition, this is a 1938 Dated Swedish 25 Ore silver coin, made from .600 silver, this coin was made by three different mints all having their own designs on the coins, two were made of silver the other was nickel and the dates of some overlap so its worth checking before buying to make sure you get the one you want, this coin of this design had a very long life without change, being made on and off yearly from 1910 to 1941,  3.6 million being minted in 1938 by this mint.
 


 
 
 
And finally a size comparison with a modern tiny UK 5p
 

 

This arrived today that I won in an auction, a 1941 dated Netherlands East Indies 1/10 Gulden silver coin, until the Netherlands were overrun by the Nazi's in WW2 their coins were minted in house, during the war various mints in the USA made them for them, this coin was made by the Philadelphia mint and was made from .720 silver , 41 million were made that year by them and 58 million by the San Francisco mint that year alone, this is a tiny coin as seen next to the modern 5p. 
Its a shame that the photo's do not show the lustre on both these coins, what little shows in pictures is just a bright streak that goes across them.


 
 
 
This is a fairly easy to find coin but most I see seem to be well circulated condition, this is a 1938 Dated Swedish 25 Ore silver coin, made from .600 silver, this coin was made by three different mints all having their own designs on the coins, two were made of silver the other was nickel and the dates of some overlap so its worth checking before buying to make sure you get the one you want, this coin of this design had a very long life without change, being made on and off yearly from 1910 to 1941,  3.6 million being minted in 1938 by this mint.
 


 
 
 
And finally a size comparison with a modern tiny UK 5p