GoldElliott

Thanks @ilovesilverireallydo
 for this unusual 9ct charm

Thanks @ilovesilverireallydo
 for this unusual 9ct charm

Strike on the day 2012 Sovereign, not often seen
 

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Thanks! I've recently got into the older US coins. They're lovely coins but aren't cheap in nice grades! Came across these 2 which someone drilled (ouch) and half thought about putting them in the collection but decided against it

Thanks! I've recently got into the older US coins. They're lovely coins but aren't cheap in nice grades! Came across these 2 which someone drilled (ouch) and half thought about putting them in the collection but decided against it

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Thanks! I've recently got into the older US coins. They're lovely coins but aren't cheap in nice grades! Came across these 2 which someone drilled (ouch) and half thought about putting them in the collection but decided against it

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Thanks! I've recently got into the older US coins. They're lovely coins but aren't cheap in nice grades! Came across these 2 which someone drilled (ouch) and half thought about putting them in the collection but decided against it

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Lovemy old americans, standing, seates,capped, draped ...nice.

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

By far one of my best delivery days to date. Massive thanks to @richatthecroft for my mexican gold and silver @kiskelo for the korean beauty's and the koala and a special thanks to @vicamy for offering me his buggs bunny 1/4oz with a really low mintage 👍
 

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

Some new silvers for the folder
ran out of small flips hence why some are unflipped.
First Brazilian, Latvian, Peruvian and Curacao(ian?!) Coins to date! Folder is getting quite heavy.
Some nice old US small ones.
Will be listing plenty of cheap world silvers tonight so stay tuned!

A good post day!

Few more world silvers...
Crazy to think that the Russian coin was made in the aftermath of the Russian famine where over 5 million people died of starvation and many resorted to cannibalism.
Due to the hyperinflation at the time it would have taken 1,280,533,333 of these coins to make £1 in value at nominal exchange rate at the start of 1923 and 33,599,999,999 by the end of the year!

Few more world silvers...
Crazy to think that the Russian coin was made in the aftermath of the Russian famine where over 5 million people died of starvation and many resorted to cannibalism.
Due to the hyperinflation at the time it would have taken 1,280,533,333 of these coins to make £1 in value at nominal exchange rate at the start of 1923 and 33,599,999,999 by the end of the year!

I have personally found TSF to be great for bullion coins and have purchased at or close to spot. I have also purchased more premium numismatic coins with a MUCH lower premium than found on ebay and big dealers!
The current situation is somewhat unusual and I think there is generally a shortage globally of bullion for sale. That said, I still maintain that great deals can be found on TSF currently and it seems to be one of the only places where you can still buy gold and silver!!

Few more world silvers...
Crazy to think that the Russian coin was made in the aftermath of the Russian famine where over 5 million people died of starvation and many resorted to cannibalism.
Due to the hyperinflation at the time it would have taken 1,280,533,333 of these coins to make £1 in value at nominal exchange rate at the start of 1923 and 33,599,999,999 by the end of the year!