SILVERFINGER

Latest arrivals... was a long day yesterday researching and putting all these in flips. I think the Guiana 4d and British Honduras 25c are my favourites. Plus got my first peace dollar (I know its the wrong way in the flip but I put them in with the side I prefer)

Lots of deliveries today! 
100 1oz 2020 Kangaroos from GSB which came in a nice box, a 100oz bar from Baird and some random jewellery from Royal Mint that I picked up in the sale. 
Ended up at £14.30 per oz across the 200oz of silver, not bad I think. 

Its that fresh its also got a use by date.

Its that fresh its also got a use by date.

Its that fresh its also got a use by date.

Gorgeous I am saving up for one of those at the moment 

@SILVERFINGER you won't be disappointed when it turns up mate. Only thing is finding them is hard. I got this one direct from Baird and co but i only got it because spot had went into the £9-£10 area. which made adding the VAT not too much. Before that it was like £1600 with VAT which is just too much i think were a while away from £16 per oz, 

Bought straight from them. £13.83 per oz delivered.
 

Thanks @kneehow2018- not Mexican and for me a different continent entirely.
Beautiful Silver & Gold Krugerrands- the 50th Anniversary Gold 1/2oz Proof Krugerrand has a minuscule 800 declared Mintage- rarely available.  I think @kneehow has another Gold...if anyone can prise it out of his mitts. 

I suppose I could make a new one in the coins section as there might be a mix of different coins, sometimes I look for the hard to spot problems and miss the obvious and vice versa and more eyes and experience would help me a little.

Maybe make a new topic in precious metals section?

It is a real possibility. 
 
Agree

Regrettably no gold received, but did get some added Platinum to the stack!
Taking advantage of The Royal Mints’ 50% off sale a couple of weeks ago, a nice 2018 The 70th Birthday of HRH the Prince of Wales Quarter-Ounce Platinum Proof Coin...

 


Also, the largest platinum add to the stack, a 2020 1 oz Platinum American Eagle BU...purchased at the lows and before all stock went to practically nill...


Lastly, a bit of silver, the second in the Dinosauria collection from The Royal Mint, an attractive 2020 Silver Proof Colour Iguanodon 50p coin...

1860 Bronze collection complete, all in nice condition. 
 
 

A few of the latest additions to the world silver folder been using the time to really consolidate and sort them all out

Well I am you budget price nemesis, SILVERFINGER 

Well I am you budget price nemesis, SILVERFINGER 

Another collectibles order having come in. One I had to wait over a month for, it took a while before my LCS had the silver proof 2020 Britannias in.
So yeah, one of the 3 coins is a silver proof 2020 Britannia. The other 2 being a silver 2019 Columbia Allegories, and a (ridiculously small 😂) gold 1915 Austrian 1 ducat, because I thought it was cool to have something dated back to the Austrian-Hungarian empire. 🤷‍♂️
 

Another import from the US of A 🇺🇸, Miami this time...and no customs charge😃.
I have an example of a 1968, but have never seen a ‘Proof Like’ Una Libra before... so ‘had to have it’👍
I can find the coin on the NGC verification page, but cannot find it listed on the census...any ideas as to where It might be recorded would be appreciated.
Mintage 7,307

 

My Name is Diamond, Graham Diamond Coinster's !!!!!!    Royal Mail Version and Royal Mint Version !!!

Well this cheered me up a bit among all the doom and gloom in the world at the moment, and it does not take much these days.
This is my British Malaya 5 Cents coin 1945 dated, the photos I took do not do it justice, its a really nice shiny coin but to show the features off I had to angle it a bit away from the light.
These coins were made of 75% silver until 1941 when they started to be made of 50% silver, the coins were made at the Royal Mint in London and the Bombay Mint in India, ones made in India are far rarer and are distinguished by a capital i underneath the word CENTS on the obv.
Production for my coin in 1945 only was a whopping 8.8 million (India mint 4.6 million) , such a lot of coins for what was in essence a colony, I think coin production stopped in 1945, and started up again in 1948 when the coins no longer contained any silver.
 

 

 
 
 
Its tiny and cute, smaller and thinner than a modern 5p 
 

 
 

Well this cheered me up a bit among all the doom and gloom in the world at the moment, and it does not take much these days.
This is my British Malaya 5 Cents coin 1945 dated, the photos I took do not do it justice, its a really nice shiny coin but to show the features off I had to angle it a bit away from the light.
These coins were made of 75% silver until 1941 when they started to be made of 50% silver, the coins were made at the Royal Mint in London and the Bombay Mint in India, ones made in India are far rarer and are distinguished by a capital i underneath the word CENTS on the obv.
Production for my coin in 1945 only was a whopping 8.8 million (India mint 4.6 million) , such a lot of coins for what was in essence a colony, I think coin production stopped in 1945, and started up again in 1948 when the coins no longer contained any silver.
 

 

 
 
 
Its tiny and cute, smaller and thinner than a modern 5p