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There's a thread about coloured coins, general consensus seems to be no, they are normally terrible. THIS though, this beautiful, awesome work.

More large 19th world century silver, a Prussian Funf Mark  and a Victoria Jubilee Half Crow that I couldn't resist because of the toning. I really wish they would of designed the full crown like this or something different from Geogre and Dragon. 

There's a thread about coloured coins, general consensus seems to be no, they are normally terrible. THIS though, this beautiful, awesome work.

More large 19th world century silver, a Prussian Funf Mark  and a Victoria Jubilee Half Crow that I couldn't resist because of the toning. I really wish they would of designed the full crown like this or something different from Geogre and Dragon. 

More large 19th world century silver, a Prussian Funf Mark  and a Victoria Jubilee Half Crow that I couldn't resist because of the toning. I really wish they would of designed the full crown like this or something different from Geogre and Dragon. 

Good things come to those who wait.
I searched for a 1989 proof double sovereign for a long time but couldn’t find one at a reasonable price so instead I ended up buying a Bullion Quintuple 1989 a few weeks ago until a hero came along called @Thomas78 🤣🤣 and sold me this stunning 1989 proof double sovereign for a fantastic price and it came all the way from Belgium, thank you Thomas.

I won the Royal Fortune in a Youtube video contest (Stacking Kat), and found the George V Canadian penny and the wheat in circulation today. It's been a good day.
 

Well hello beautiful. Cannot thank @SVcollector enough for a fantastic buying experience. An absolute credit to the forum.

Here are the oldest and some of the most interesting coins in the stack. 
A 1793 8 reales, which has seen better days, but has also seen extensive circulation, especially in the east, as evidenced by its many chop marks.
An 1853 gothic florin is probably my favorite coin, of all the ones I have.  Some day I'd like to upgrade it to a full crown.  (as soon as I find that winning lottery ticket I seem to have misplaced)

I'm more a stacker than collector but I am proud of this. 
Its precious metal content is relatively low at just over 15g of Sterling silver, but its historical context is interesting and makes it my only truly numismatic coin. 

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

A little addition to feed my world silver addiction. Still legal tender!

And I couldn't resist getting some sovereigns. I seem to be very good at buying just before the price of gold retracts!

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

And I couldn't resist getting some sovereigns. I seem to be very good at buying just before the price of gold retracts!

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