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1916 Great Britain 6 Pence

 
1985 struck China 1/10 troz 999 gold Bao Yuan Vault Protector reproduction 

1855 GB sovereign
1868 Filipinas 4 Pesos
Chan Chu (3-legged toad) gold figurine from Hong Kong

1972-1977 Philippines 5000 Piso gold coin. Biggest Philippines gold coin minted with almost 2 troy ounces of gold. Not my picture but I do own 1 of this…

1985 struck China Bao Yuan 1/10 troz 999 Au Vault Protector (max mintage 10,000)

My stash/collection (Au, Pt, Pd & Ag in coins & medals) easily fits in 2 convenient sized, easy to carry grab bags of Black & Decker tool bags.

Good reference panda brochure photo of all 1 Troy ounce bullion gold panda designs from 1982 - 2015:

1 Troy ounce proof platinum 1987 NY commem panda & proof gold 1988 Basel commem panda error with "Pt" die marking
1 Troy ounce proof China Panda platinum 1987 - 1990

To Silver Panda Collectors: Got an Ad Flyer from MCM in today's mail. Set of 3: 2019 China 30 gram Silver Panda NGC MS 70 from all 3 mints (Shenzhen, Shanghai & Shenyang) for $329. And a bonus offer to receive free with the set purchase an NGC MS 70 First Day Issue 2017 & 2018 China 30 gram Silver Panda.

Noticed the 9 quantity. Some Feng Shui implied/involved?

Love the set of 5 Philip Nathan design Britannia quarter oz Au proof set. I was unaware that BRM re-issued all  5 designs as a set in 2006. I have the same all 5 Philip Nathan design as a set but from their original years of issue (1987, 1997, 2001, 2003 & 2005). I presume your 1999 date is a typo. 

Easy and affordable enough. You only have to go back to 2016 to be current on the 30 gram series silver panda. 1 Troy ounce series silver panda is more daunting and expensive from 1989 - 2015.

Received British Royal Mint 2019 UK 100 Pounds Platinum QB Unicorn bought last Sunday (crappy phone pic)

Received Perth Mint 2019 Australia Aus$100 Platinum Dragon bought last Sunday (crappy phone pic)

@CadmiumGreen, congrats on a nice snag!

I concur! William Wyon’s St George and the Dragon rendition is a more powerful depiction than Benedetto Pistrucci’s.

They just need to stop beating around the bush already and do the St. George and the Dragon in your avatar. 😆

The 1990 RM issue of Pistrucci’s Waterloo Medal came in gold, silver and bronze.
The medals are 64 mm in diameter. Gold version is 189 grams (.375 fine or 70.875 grams of pure gold). Silver version is .925 fine.

Yes, you are correct. The .375 fine Au is 9 carat gold and the .925 fine Ag is Sterling silver.

The 1990 RM issue of Pistrucci’s Waterloo Medal came in gold, silver and bronze.
The medals are 64 mm in diameter. Gold version is 189 grams (.375 fine or 70.875 grams of pure gold). Silver version is .925 fine.

The 1990 RM issue of Pistrucci’s Waterloo Medal came in gold, silver and bronze.
The medals are 64 mm in diameter. Gold version is 189 grams (.375 fine or 70.875 grams of pure gold). Silver version is .925 fine.

I acquired in 1992 both a .925 silver (2500 max mintage) and an antiqued bronze (5000 max mintage) of the 1990 Royal Mint release of the Pistrucci Waterloo medal.

You da man! Verily impressive collection. Kudos!

You da man! Verily impressive collection. Kudos!

You da man! Verily impressive collection. Kudos!