Haven't seen them before but they look really nice.  Enjoy owning them as a set.  I particularly like the equestrian design. If they are 7.9g and 22ct, that's very similar to a sovereign.  Worst case then, that's your bullion value. These will have niche appeal as a set and probably quite a limited market.  But I hope you just love them for what they are - I certainly would. If you don't know these things already, I would do some research about some of the gold medal winners at the 1972 Olympics (for example, who won the individual showjumping gold medal?) as this would probably give you a greater sense of engagement with these coins. I'm pretty envious 🙂

Hi Alun. I'm looking for some Perth Mint Lunars III typeset boxes? 4 or 5 coin variety. Would prefer each year to be unique.  

thank you all you guys for your help tonight in clearing up issues , ive now sold another 6 bars so i've got 11 bars left for sale 

That'd be a great coin 😁 However: a) "Love Elizabeth xx"?  Clearly that would be from his fancy-woman (some filly from the Shires, 74 years his junior) rather than Her Maj. b) Ear hair suspiciously absent from the design.  Forget milk spots, this coin will have surface protrusions and be liable to wax spotting. c) Plenty of scope for special editions, each with speech-bubbles containing various phrases that would result in an instant full house in Diversity Built Britain buzzword bingo... 😉😉

Didn't know that royal mint receipts got a unhealthy dose of milk spots too. Haha your lucky @Azmanjim

Must be difficult to make money that way. The eBay fees are probably about 15%!