Abyss

Always grabbing the small bargains around, 21% under spot posted

Opposite ends of the PM spectrum, proof gold and junk silver. I own a roughly similar monetary value of each.
 

Today I received... This special little coin, back from grading. Albert's on his way!

Thanks @Notafront4adragon another gap filled. Lovely 2013 lib👍

Thanks to @kneehow2018 i had landed this morning 3 X  gorgeous 2012 Britannia's

Bought this 2014-P silver $1 Proof Baseball Hall of Fame Commemorative at my LCS this morning.  First time the U.S. Mint made a domed coin.  I haven't filled a hole in my modern commemorative collection in a while, so this was a very enjoyable purchase even though the value is not particularly high.  It's always nice to scratch the collector itch rather then the stacker itch.

Not the prettiest, but certainly not the ugliest one of the group... And anyway needs must 😂

Thanks @1817Karl for consigning these two to NGC for me- I'm absolutely thrilled with the results.  
 

Courtesy of @StackSellRepeat

Few pickups, both reasonbly rare in their series
 
1887 Sydney Shield AU58 - I think this could be a grade higher considering other coins I have
1883 Melbourne Shield AU55 - Very nice grade/coin
 

 

A bit of a mixed lot for me today.

Stunning little 10ozer ❤

Today i received 22 silver Pre owned liberty 1 Oz coins from Atkinson’s. 
Very happy with my first American Coins.  
 

Oh yes! It has arrived, 198 years old and only 438,000 minted

With prices going up, sellers are opening up inventory which is nice to see. More silver in my world crown collection. Most will be for sale except a few choice examples. The Peru Sol, NZ Crown, AustraliA Crown, the Ecuador Sucre (very high grade), the Egypt 50 Piastres (to celebrate the evacuation of the Brits) are some that will go into long term storage. 
 

Well received a plastic wallet with EXACTLY the right number of pockets for those little gem bars I acquired. Took a gamble they will fit and am happy with the result!
I like this as I can see both sides! 
Now just have to get the 4 missing stones.
i will be honest, this is what stacking is about for me, save some money but enjoy cool stuff too!

Got my run of 2019 exotic ingots in from YPS. Stamp turned out decent in my opinion.
 

5oz America the Beautiful, bis jetzt komplett.  
Maxe

...........und die bisherigen 2019 er Ausgaben.



Und noch die Abbildung der Vorderseite , gilt für alle Münzen.

 
 

All my 1oz gold coins.

Nice catch up today with @1817Karl who didn’t let me leave empty handed. Three nice sets 1950,  1951 & 1953. Proper money.  Thanks Karl. 






 

Recently come back from India and emptied a safety deposit box in India while I was there (no longer required). Managed to bring back into UK fair amount of gold without being questioned by customs. Visited Saint James in Manchester today to deposit some items and took opportunity photograph the family entire gold stack:
A lot gold held in the form of Indian jewellery
I have no idea how many oz gold is in jewellery form and 18 to 22 carat gold with some items having real diamonds. Best part of the gold stack Queens Beast bullion coins.

Six months stacking fortunate picked up most of the stack when spot prices much lower. Most of the jewellery purchased by my late dad when gold spot prices $250 oz.
Hand poured silver by BYB adding Tetris and Puzzle set to this collection

10 oz coins have 50 of them

Proof Sets



Coins in capsules

Rwanda Series

Miscellaneous

2 oz Queens Beast


Gold stack 60 oz unknown quantity gold jewellery. Silver stack 1,400 oz.

This little Libertad came in on Friday but I wasn’t in my office to collect it. A nice little beaut from eBay of all places! Tested and all good. It’s only small but the weight adds up quickly.

Today I received a 1992 eagle privy Perth Mint animals set: 1oz silver kookaburra, 1/4oz gold kangaroo and 1/4 platinum koala. No COA nor dust sleeve but all in a nice wooden presentation box. Can’t stop looking at it! 

Well I never knew how looking through tiny coins could give you such a banging headache, but I struck some silver today when sorting through that huge box of thousands of old coins I picked up, nothing amazing but I am happy, 
I found a Spanish 1870 dated 1 Peseta that is .835 silver, and a USA 1942 dated 5 Cents that is .350 silver,
Going to keep the 5 Cent being a WW2 fan and sell the Spanish one.