SILVERFINGER

Thats a common problem with us men I am afraid mate 

Thats a common problem with us men I am afraid mate 

Thats a common problem with us men I am afraid mate 

Thats a common problem with us men I am afraid mate 

Thats a common problem with us men I am afraid mate 

Thats a common problem with us men I am afraid mate 

Thats a common problem with us men I am afraid mate 

Thats a common problem with us men I am afraid mate 

I think when you show off a collection like that the quality of the photography is the last thing on our minds, like a page three model photo 

I think when you show off a collection like that the quality of the photography is the last thing on our minds, like a page three model photo 

Here are some of my 1 oz silver bars, not the best photographer as many of you may know!
 

VINTAGE ULTRA RARE 🇨🇦 JOHNSON MATTHEY SEALED GOLD SLIM JIMMY 4 DIGIT S/N & PLATINUM 1 GRAM BARS, FOR THE JM FANATICS & EVERYONE ELSE WHO DOSEN’T  MIND THE OCCASIONAL NAUGHTY SNEAK-A-PEAK 😉🔥🔥🔥 

Some recent pickups, Just look at those gorgeous curves so hypnotising.... Oh my gosh it’s ****** all over again 😜
 
Big thanks to someone on the forum, You know who you are  

A bit of weight arrived today, many thanks to MickD and Stacksellrepeat. You guys made my weekend with these items. 

Today (well, yesterday) I received two boxes of silver building blocks. There are six 1oz blocks in each tobacco-tin style box. They are branded Monarch Precious Metals- I have seen them mentioned on this site before.
As a lifelong fan of Lego, I was slightly disappointed to discover that the silver blocks are a bit smaller than a classic 2x4 studs Lego brick, so they can't interlock with Lego, but they are fun to stack with anyway (they interlock with each other just fine) and I am sure I will never run out of ways to stack them: two 2x4 Lego bricks can be connected together in 24 ways; with three bricks there are 1060 ways; with six bricks there are 915,103,765 ways and the number of combinations of 12 bricks is (currently) incalculable.
Here are a few pictures of the bricks and their discovery by Benny's Space Squad (characters from the recent Lego Movie 2) and their attempt to make off with the bricks before being caught- a tense moment ensues before everyone decides to make friends and that everything is awesome...

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.

Well i didn't receive this today but this is the first time i got to see these beauties. Thanks to @augur

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.

Today I received a small group order for members of the family and some friends, none of it for me lol, but I am getting close to getting something big now.
I really like the design on the Aztec round, even magnified there is so much detail on it.
Here is the coins guarded by one of the rarest guns in my collection a Beretta Model 1922,  43,000 of these guns were manufactured (small amount in military numbers) and only 200 of those were marked to the R(anchor symbol)M or Regia Marina (royal navy), Beretta despite making guns for 100's of years were quite late on the semi automatic pistol front and were releasing new models almost every year, the hotpotch of different colours and finishes is all correct for this model gun, bronze coloured slide, dark blued frame and barrel and stamped steel grips (commercial ones had wooden grips).
Sadly the few of these guns that have survived have little of their original finish remaining making this one even more rare.