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Nice pictures ! 
Great looking coin aswel.

As always, apologies for the poor photos. Also apologies for not getting everything out (ooh err) as I was pushed for time. 

Arrived safe and sound

Nothing too earth-shattering, but a surprise gift from an acquaintance who knows I like coins. It was passed down to her by her mother, and she said she was glad to part with it knowing it will be in good hands.
The COA describes the coins. The smaller 50p is Cupro-Nickel while the larger Rs.10 is 50% silver. 

Looks like you got a few dozen when you were only... after eight

I thought you kept your gold in the most secure safest location on the earth Fort Knox. It looks very tidy and clean to me

As always, apologies for the poor photos. Also apologies for not getting everything out (ooh err) as I was pushed for time. 

As always, apologies for the poor photos. Also apologies for not getting everything out (ooh err) as I was pushed for time. 

Belgium 20 franc gold
522,310 mintage 

Looks like you got a few dozen when you were only... after eight

Today I received a small sheet of 1 oz Gold pandas from year 2006 in OMP.

Looks like you got a few dozen when you were only... after eight

Looks like you got a few dozen when you were only... after eight

Looks like you got a few dozen when you were only... after eight

Looks like you got a few dozen when you were only... after eight

Just a box of mints...

As i mentioned earlier today in another thread (@NRSovereign, @MickB), its often customary (indian heritage) to receive gold (jewellry and coins) during weddings or birth of children.
Some of the gold received is often in the style of sovereign coins but are not actually real sovereigns, just gold copies. The reason is people just buy for the gold weight, they dont know or care that it is in the form of a sovereign look.
Here is a selection of such coins we have received as gifts. They have been verified as real gold by a jeweller friend of ours. Also ive put a photo of a Full Arabic guinea we received for your interest.
Coins are shown in order of weight
Top ~1g (1/8 sov)
2nd row ~2g (1/4 sov)
3rd row ~4g (1/2 sov)
Bottom ~8g (full sov)

Silver Proof £1 coins of the disunited Kingdom.

Likewise from Roy, Purefine 50g silver bar and two 2015 silver Pandas

Likewise from Roy, Purefine 50g silver bar and two 2015 silver Pandas

Likewise from Roy, Purefine 50g silver bar and two 2015 silver Pandas

Likewise from Roy, Purefine 50g silver bar and two 2015 silver Pandas

Likewise from Roy, Purefine 50g silver bar and two 2015 silver Pandas

Came pretty quick 😀