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1 minute ago, Littlemac said:

So the madness has begun, first silver coin has arrived, did you know that this time 10 years ago the spot price foe silver was higher than today? I wonder what the premium was like then?

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It's a slippery slope that is fun to slide down.

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1 hour ago, James32 said:

Last but not least... haven't checked properly yet as I've had a great delivery morning ( and not looking to be in a bad mood 🤣)

First impression.. packaging has improved. Sovereign box absolutely stinks..so it's literally not long been lacquered.

Coins are not even facing the right orientation, so obviously been rushed.

Will take a better look tomorrow, but impressed so far. Surprisingly the smaller coins hold/show the details very well. It's a busy coin for sure,but one that should grow on us!PXL_20230201_125630099.thumb.jpg.46e88e597027d9d533b8cfbdc81a3d30.jpg

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Is there not a sovereign missing from that box @James32?  🤣

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1 minute ago, Charliemouse said:

My 4 coin set arrived from the Royal Mint.  A couple of quick pics.  Will check them out carefully, and do some higher quality pics later.

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Very saturated pict.... never mind

I like to buy the pre-dip dip

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4 minutes ago, James32 said:

Very saturated pict.... never mind

Cheeky b....

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11 minutes ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

Is there not a sovereign missing from that box @James32?  🤣

Four coin sets are rarer.  Better, yeah?

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On 27/01/2023 at 11:09, JamesH said:

211123B4-0AA3-4B59-AE85-47739E326D85.thumb.jpeg.39add94d722712ee837befe17f355b27.jpegCouple of gorgeous 1918i King George Sovs. Young Queen Vic shields (1 top draw, the other meh) and another 2002. Have a great weekend people 👍🏼

I just now realize how similar the 2002 sov design is to the Vic shields. I guess what makes it look rather different is that the 2002 doesn't have the writing all along the edge. Overall it looks less intricate than the old ones, to me at least.

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7 minutes ago, paulmerton said:

No, but it works. Try leaving an encapsulated coin on top of a washing machine. It works best with larger coins like 5-sovereigns ;) 

Just put it in the washing machine.  Even quicker.  Explains RM's QC.

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35 minutes ago, paulmerton said:

No, but it works. Try leaving an encapsulated coin on top of a washing machine. It works best with larger coins like 5-sovereigns ;) 

That’s one hell of a vehicle to vibrate like that, wouldn’t want to be the driver🤔😮

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8 minutes ago, Petra said:

That’s one hell of a vehicle to vibrate like that, wouldn’t want to be the driver🤔😮

Well, a truck driver managed to drive along a highway in Australia so hard that it fractured the bolt of a hardened container and meant a capsule of caesium fell out and got lost (now found).  Think what that road would do to coins.

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1 minute ago, Charliemouse said:

Well, a truck driver managed to drive along a highway in Australia so hard that it fractured the bolt of a hardened container and meant a capsule of caesium fell out and got lost (now found).  Think what that road would do to coins.

mmm! and not too far from Perth mint🧐🤔

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2 minutes ago, Petra said:

mmm! and not too far from Perth mint🧐🤔

You've never been to Australia, have you?

The Sovereign is the quintessentially British coin.  It has a German queen on the front, an Italian waiter on the back, and half of them were made in Australia.

 

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6 minutes ago, Silverlocks said:

You've never been to Australia, have you?

A country the size of Australia a few hundred or odd thousand k all pretty by the by. Going by the pictures of people on the road ‘searching’ the road actually looks better than a lot over here.

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12 minutes ago, Petra said:

A country the size of Australia a few hundred or odd thousand k all pretty by the by. Going by the pictures of people on the road ‘searching’ the road actually looks better than a lot over here.

Perth is a long, long way away from pretty much anything else.  It's the most isolated city in the world as more or less everything else in Oz is right across the other side of the continent.  It's quite a lot further from Sydney to Perth than from Sydney to New Zealand.

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The Sovereign is the quintessentially British coin.  It has a German queen on the front, an Italian waiter on the back, and half of them were made in Australia.

 

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