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Today I received this beautiful QB 1/4 oz Gold Coin Collection in Presentation Case. Thanks so much @Amoulsda12 for this amazing treasure trove 😍

 



I am one happy chappie 😁

Latest package from @James32.

Tonight on "Meet the Press" we have

And we ask discuss the question "Zimbabwe...how's that change of government going you wanted 40 years ago?".

Silver Bar, 250g, Degussa (historical)

 

 

Silver Bar, 250g, Degussa (historical)

 

 

Silver Bar, 250g, Degussa (historical)

 

 

Restruck Maria Theresien Taler, Austria, from the Austrian Mint
(stack)
 

Restruck Maria Theresien Taler, Austria, from the Austrian Mint
(reverse obverse)
 

Vreneli (20 Franken), Switzerland
(obverse reverse)
 

Vreneli (10 Franken), Switzerland
(obverse - reverse as above)
 

Vreneli, Schweiz
(stack of one ounce fine - 20 Franken x5, 10 Franken x1)
 

 
 

European gold ...

... a handful

Platinum is a speculative asset not unlike silver. But unlike silver it is severely undervalued at the moment. There is a not too small chance that platinum (once the most valuable of the classic precious metals) will rise to it's former value again. This made me put away an ounce or two. Of course VAT hurts.

20 Francs, Genie (France)
Latin Monetary Union

(obverse)

(reverse)

Platinum Noble (Isle of Man, Pobjoy Mint), 1 Ounce

(reverse)

(obverse)
I guess this belongs here

1 Dukaten (Münze Österreich restrike)

(Obverse)

(Reverse)

20 Mark, Wilhelm II (German Empire)

(reverse)

(obverse)
Colloquially known as a Goldfuchs (literally "Gold Fox")

Platinum is a speculative asset not unlike silver. But unlike silver it is severely undervalued at the moment. There is a not too small chance that platinum (once the most valuable of the classic precious metals) will rise to it's former value again. This made me put away an ounce or two. Of course VAT hurts.

Platinum is a speculative asset not unlike silver. But unlike silver it is severely undervalued at the moment. There is a not too small chance that platinum (once the most valuable of the classic precious metals) will rise to it's former value again. This made me put away an ounce or two. Of course VAT hurts.

Gold Queen's Beasts Lion, Quarter ounce (Royal Mint)

Large Lion, Small Lion

Ever tried to arrange eleven coins?

Silver Queen's Beasts plus Completer Coin (Royal Mint), 2 Ounce

Silver Queen's Beasts plus Completer Coin (Royal Mint), 2 Ounce

Now then chaps, hope you're all having a cracking Sunday. I've had an interest in world coins from a very young age and several years ago I inherited my grandad's 1912 George V sovereign, which got me interested in precious metals/bullion coins. After lurking on the gold and silver sub-reddits for the last few years I finally heard about TSF, so just signed up. Looking forward to chatting with a community of like-minded folks 😀

HI all I am a new member, I decided to join as i have been stacknig for a while now, but amm currently looking to buy some Goldbacks as an investment or currency of real value, I am just hoping that someone in the UK starts making them for this market, but till then will be looking for some US ones to import here, many thanks all and bless you, kind regards Peter