Nick1368

Received these today from Biards , lovely little coins. 

Received these today from Biards , lovely little coins. 

Received these today from Biards , lovely little coins. 

Received these today from Biards , lovely little coins. 

I bought my very first piece of gold from ATS and a lot more after the first one, always had a good experience especially if you go there is person and you are lucky enough to be served by the young blonde lady, It was very hard for me to maintain eye contact with her as I was distracted by her incredibly large breasts 😅

@McDougall safe to say you won't be disappointed, well wroth a visit , look at me I'm a regular customer now 😆

@McDougall safe to say you won't be disappointed, well wroth a visit , look at me I'm a regular customer now 😆

pm please, I want to hear that joke 😁

Might Pay them a visit lol

I bought my very first piece of gold from ATS and a lot more after the first one, always had a good experience especially if you go there is person and you are lucky enough to be served by the young blonde lady, It was very hard for me to maintain eye contact with her as I was distracted by her incredibly large breasts 😅

The 2015 Piedfort Silver Last Royal Arms £1
The current popular Royal Arms design used on the Royal Mint's bullion coinage was first seen in 2015 along with the 5th Portrait of HM.
As a Piedfort, "The Chunky Arms", a somewhat unsavoury spit 'n' sawdust hostelry in Windsor,  had a mintage of 2,000 as compared to 3,500 for its skinnier brother.

I bought my very first piece of gold from ATS and a lot more after the first one, always had a good experience especially if you go there is person and you are lucky enough to be served by the young blonde lady, It was very hard for me to maintain eye contact with her as I was distracted by her incredibly large breasts 😅

I have a funny joke to tell which would nicely fit with your observation made today however, in the interest of where we are these days, I'll keep it to myself 😁 

I bought my very first piece of gold from ATS and a lot more after the first one, always had a good experience especially if you go there is person and you are lucky enough to be served by the young blonde lady, It was very hard for me to maintain eye contact with her as I was distracted by her incredibly large breasts 😅

pm please, I want to hear that joke 😁

I bought my very first piece of gold from ATS and a lot more after the first one, always had a good experience especially if you go there is person and you are lucky enough to be served by the young blonde lady, It was very hard for me to maintain eye contact with her as I was distracted by her incredibly large breasts 😅

I bought my very first piece of gold from ATS and a lot more after the first one, always had a good experience especially if you go there is person and you are lucky enough to be served by the young blonde lady, It was very hard for me to maintain eye contact with her as I was distracted by her incredibly large breasts 😅

I bought my very first piece of gold from ATS and a lot more after the first one, always had a good experience especially if you go there is person and you are lucky enough to be served by the young blonde lady, It was very hard for me to maintain eye contact with her as I was distracted by her incredibly large breasts 😅

After some advice from a forum member, decided  to buy this 1989 Quintuple Bullion sovereign instead of a 1989 proof double sovereign.
 

My first British coins arrived today. Rather, first coins to have any actual value. Thanks @Grufflehog
 

Received from Chris, @SVcollector, a tremendous “Thank you!” for this glorious 1945 Mexico Centenario Gold 50 Pesos!!

A 20 francs Louis XVIII just arrived

Ordered these from Bairds on Wednesday, delivered 3 days later.. good prices too.

These are 1943 dated Canadian 10 Cents and 25 Cents, both made from .800 silver, the Canadians used higher grade silver in their coins long after the UK had gone to 50% and were still using silver when the UK had stopped using silver altogether.
The 10 Cents coin featured a famous sailing boat called the Blue Nose, this ship was built as a duel fishing and racing vessel and won many races, it was built in Canada in the 1920's and was wrecked in 1946.
The 25 Cents (or quarter dollar) coin featured a Caribou on the reverse, more commonly known as a Reindeer, Canada's coins feature lots of their national wildlife and still do.
Production of the two coins for their specific years are as follows.
10 Cents 1943 dated,    21,143,229 minted
25 Cents 1943 dated,   13,559,575 minted

The 10 Cents is roughly the same size as a UK 5p and tiny.
 

Thanks @oooootini.  The nicest Sovereign of this Century?  It gets my vote.