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1992 Adelaide Pound privy and 1993 Sydney Mint Sovereign privy. 😊 

A 1968 sov in 'Johnson Matthey Bankers Ltd' holder. Made in England 🇬🇧  
 

Oh god imagine a reverse proof sovereign... I'll just leave them my debit card and pin no, they could take what they wanted for it! 

A 1968 sov in 'Johnson Matthey Bankers Ltd' holder. Made in England 🇬🇧  
 

Some "conjoined" 1990 and 1991 kooks. I'm told originally these were sold from the mint in slabs of 10 coins. 
 
 

A 1968 sov in 'Johnson Matthey Bankers Ltd' holder. Made in England 🇬🇧  
 

Some "conjoined" 1990 and 1991 kooks. I'm told originally these were sold from the mint in slabs of 10 coins. 
 
 

A 1968 sov in 'Johnson Matthey Bankers Ltd' holder. Made in England 🇬🇧  
 

Stack finally moved to deposit box

Little ebay pickup, 130... absolute beauty


 

My Albert Sov came too. Currently being auctioned on this site in the UK sales section. It’s a thing of beauty. 

Poor quality pics, but nice coins👍

A fistful of... well, 50 cents and a couple Aussie florins, plus a Kalgoorlie Bullion Exchange bar. 🇦🇺 🙃

Not all "Received Today" but seen for the first time together today... now on the way back to the Bank. 
Apologies for the quality of the pictures (taken by hand with my Mobile) that don't do the coins justice. Any marks you think you might see are on the plastic cases as the coins are 100%.
I've also got all the Boxes and Certificates for all of these coins. 
If anyone has either a 1979 Proof or 1996 Proof Full Sovereign that they no longer need that they feel would Grade as a perfect 70 (or if you have one already graded 70) please get in touch as that would help me complete my 1979 to 2019 date run all in Proof 70 Grade. 
All of my set are PCGS except for 2 which I will get Crossed Over to PCGS. 

A fistful of... well, 50 cents and a couple Aussie florins, plus a Kalgoorlie Bullion Exchange bar. 🇦🇺 🙃

Third portrait half sov date run.
 

On the way home  i started thinking"SHOULD I WEIGH IN at the "scrappies" 
THAT RUBBISH METAL"
that unfortunately came with the "NICE BOXES"!!!???
"
 
 

Well not actually received today, it was yesterday! 😂

Received a good collection of US Gold...Huge “Thanks!” to @ZGrizzlyWord for the additional 2016 Centennial Gold coins.
Firstly, the stunning 2016-W 1/4 oz Gold Standing Liberty Quarter Dollar Centennial.

Also, the diminutively attractive  2016-W 1/10 oz Gold Mercury Dime Centennial.

Had to go for a little pre-33 coinage as well, with the latest addition of this beautiful 1899 $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle!

And to round out the gold with a touch of silver, in compliment of the 2016-W 1/4 oz Gold Standing Liberty Quarter Dollar Centennial, a grand original 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter Type-1 in BU!

Picked up today a 1854 $3 gold coin. I think in pretty fair condition for 165 years old. Been after one of these for ages. Happy days !

A fistful of... well, 50 cents and a couple Aussie florins, plus a Kalgoorlie Bullion Exchange bar. 🇦🇺 🙃

A fistful of... well, 50 cents and a couple Aussie florins, plus a Kalgoorlie Bullion Exchange bar. 🇦🇺 🙃

There's always light at the end of the tunnel. 
Im in the same boat, but there is money to be made out there. Get the fractionals of gold. 
 
Thanks @vand for the motivation and reassurance.
  
 
 
 
 
 

Gold is still cheap...and so is silver.

A plea to you all: sit on your hands.
We stand on the breakout of what will very likely be one of the greatest bull markets of our lifetime. Think about what has happened over the last 10 years: unprecedented level of stimulus into a monetary system that is no longer fit for purpose. This is much worse than the abuse of the system that drove the prior PM bull markets of 1971-1980 and 1999-2011. 
The fallout from this crazy experiment will drive the price of gold by similar factors over the next decade, just as it did during the previous bull markets. Bull markets always run longer and further than nearly all their early adopters think is possible.
PMs will be valued many multiples higher in the years to come. Scoot on over to a "mainstream" investment site like MrMoneyMustache or MoneysavingExpert and gold doesn't even figure on the radar. They are ALL about passive index funds and chasing the stock market. They worship VTSAX. If you are lucky you might find someone holding 20% bonds. They won't even look at gold until it has at least doubled from current levels, and even then they will be some of the earlier adopters. 
There will come a time to sell your PMs and buy something that is better value, but that time is still years away. It will be when everyone thinks it is a good time to be overweight on gold, when Dow/Gold is somewhere between a half to a quarter of its current level.