SILVERFINGER

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 
 

 
 

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 
 

 
 

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 
 

 
 

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 
 

 
 

Received this today as a Birthday present

Received a glorious mixture of PMs today...keep on stacking folks!!!
Much more attractive in hand, a lovely 1999 1/2 oz Platinum American Eagle BU...


Another beautiful 1959 Mexico Gold Veinte Pesos...


And the sixth in the Gorilla Series...the ferocious 2020 Congo 1 oz Silver Silverback Gorilla...


Lastly, a full tube of 20 stackalicious 2020 1 oz American Silver Eagles!


 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Nice delivery from chards today. Second time I've used them and once again fantastic service and super quick delivery. 1973 IOM half and a lovely 2012 koala 10oz.

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

Picked up some what I think are nice, 1945 dated 50% silver coins for my stack.
 

 

 

With my daughter’s fascination, adoration, and love of animals, coupled with her preference for silver over gold (at least for now!😆)...I picked up the entire six Osborne Mint, partnering with Anonymous Mint, Lisa Parker Collection in 5 oz Silver Antiqued rounds, with a mintage of 250!!


First in the series, Moonstruck...

Second, What Lies Within...

Third, Moon Gazer...
Fourth, Apache...

Fifth, Power of Three...

And last, sixth, Snow Kisses...
Each round presents with the reverse side, the Wild One design!

OK... some some received yesterday and one that should have been posted ages ago 😕
To start : thanks @kiskelo beauty leopard error
Thanks next to @Troy77 for a normal one but still lovely and also for a little tip

Now for @morezone for a beauty error Dragon and Phoenix ta to @Troy77 for the tip


Thanks also to @StackerNoob for this lovely set of Predators
 

And finally one I should have done ages ago.... thanks to @Numistacker for getting my Britannia Lunar horse mule graded it's back with it's sister donkey horse
 


I love the weird and error stuff... any one with any known true fakes please feel free to PM me

They look like @SilverTrader s little sac's of fun, I love fondling his sac's when they arrive, there is always something good that spills out.

They look like @SilverTrader s little sac's of fun, I love fondling his sac's when they arrive, there is always something good that spills out.

A MEGA THANKS to an "ITALIAN AFFILIATE"! - cheers @paolo
AWESOME BARS! to add to my "mini bar" collection!