Abyss

and a Kiwi from @muenzdachs

sovereigns from four continents 

left 1866 Great Britain Sovereign, top 1950 Saudi Arabia Guinea, right 1906 Peru Libra, bottom 1887 Australia Melbourne Jubilee Sovereign
 

in case you wonder: second legend 

Thanks to @BackyardBullion for creating this Gairsoppa shipwreck recovered silver hand poured bar and round.
The bar is just over 1kg at 1075g
The hammered round is also Gairsoppa silver at 5.05oz and is designed as a tribute to the Bombay Mint stamp on the orignal 1000+ oz bars sunk then recovered.
The wooden box is an ebay cheap one with a 3D printed insert I designed, printed then flocked for a smooth velvet feel.
The QR code takes you to BYB's pouring video on YouTube and it also contains a micro SD card with hi-res images, videos and forum links to the bars creation process for provenance.
 

 

Couple of pick ups over the last week. Thanks @Peacemaker and @ATL85

A couple of beauties from @arshimo2012:

 

My first decent Maklouf portrait sovereigns and my very first double. 

Inspired the Royal mint I think..

I prefer the BYB version personally.

I will stop at 100, I must stop at 100!!! Who am I kidding?

Picked up a 2011 Half sovereign

... the bar that shall not be named

and a little sibling to give an idea of scale. 

These kg+ ripple bars are absolutely tremendous and the next best thing is probably watching the 4K clips that @BackyardBullion put online. 
In the past I was wondering about a 100oz bar but since he clearly has risen to the challenge (and @5huggy almost acquired 2t of silver) a 1ton bar should be what all aspire to 😉 

Perth Mint has done the golden Rectangle Bullions perfekt. They come in plastic capsules from the Mint.
But the Silver Bullions come in Tubes, so some have  scratch on the edges
 
 

X 4 Scottsdale 10oz stackers
 

Breathtaking beautiful pictures of great coins
Thank you for posting!
I got also one  Silver Coin 2018 in Proof, for the golden one with only 188 mintage I must look for

Looks like this is the dragon bar apprechiation thread now
I like @StevenDS idea of buying a whole tube for each year. I need more 2018's.

I have been a bit lax with my Jubilee Head London Mint halves of late, back on track now thanks to @silversurf
 

lve the cins

 
 

1oz Antique Finish von der Hobo Nickel , schöne Medaille in kleiner Auflage.
Grüße vom Maxe.

Medaillen die ich gerne sammle.
Grüße vom Maxe.

Another excellent delivery from @SilverscroogeBut had to find these lovely sixpences a new home.

And since we were speaking about Swiss silver coins, here is my 1967 set. The 1/2 franc has the single highest grade in the NGC census.
 

Been after one of these for a while. Will go nicely with my hawking 50p
 

Several gold fractionals lately, most of them from the forum.
 

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.

Bank of England has Venezula's gold but unfortunately they cannot return the gold because they have forgotten which pile it is in........

Not Half Crowns!
The single coin, been cleaned?