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2 minutes ago, MikeG1978 said:

Likely grade

personally I put them under a digital microscope (electronic magnifier) and set it to 5x and examine the coin that way. Didn't do it with all of mine (hence the 2x 69s oops) as I didn't have it to hand. Otherwise I wouldn't know of a service that pre-grades them, but if you took hi res images and uploaded it here I'm sure the helpful people of the forum would help with likely grade.

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2 minutes ago, GoldElliott said:

Some world silvers also arrived this morning :) Would ordinarily be excited to receive these but was a tad overshadowed by the gold this morning 😂

Another 2.5 gulden this time with the seahorse privy mark- these really are some of the best looking (and biggest) world silvers out there.

Lovely Edward VII florin- one of the best British coin designs of the 20th century in my opinion.

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I love those 2.5 Gulden coins, they are high on my wishlist, there is lots out there but I have yet to find my AUNC / UNC one from the time period I am collecting, I won 2 more coins in auctions, just the wait now till they arrive (if they do) , and if they are any good.

 

 

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28 minutes ago, SILVERFINGER said:

 

I love those 2.5 Gulden coins, they are high on my wishlist, there is lots out there but I have yet to find my AUNC / UNC one from the time period I am collecting, I won 2 more coins in auctions, just the wait now till they arrive (if they do) , and if they are any good.

 

40 minutes ago, GoldElliott said:

Some world silvers also arrived this morning :) Would ordinarily be excited to receive these but was a tad overshadowed by the gold this morning 😂

Another 2.5 gulden this time with the seahorse privy mark- these really are some of the best looking (and biggest) world silvers out there.

Lovely Edward VII florin- one of the best British coin designs of the 20th century in my opinion.

 

 

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These are impressive coins although looking at the top Registry Set and the census decent UNC examples seem to be a bit of a challenge.

https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/registry/coins/SetListing.aspx?PeopleSetID=199234

In my view putting together sets of quality early 20th century silver from lots of places in the world is surprisingly difficult, including Edward VII and George V, and a well worth long term project 

- pity the Napoleonic period was early 19th century as my funds would go much further! Although I may need some 'side projects' :ph34r:

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10 minutes ago, SilverTanner said:

These are impressive coins although looking at the top Registry Set and the census decent UNC examples seem to be a bit of a challenge.

https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/registry/coins/SetListing.aspx?PeopleSetID=199234

I think the size of the coins is against them in finding a minter, harder not to accidentally damage them in circulation,  I think this is part of the fun of coin collecting, the hunt. 

 

 

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2 hours ago, GoldElliott said:

 

Another 2.5 gulden this time with the seahorse privy mark- these really are some of the best looking (and biggest) world silvers out there.

Here in The Netherlands they call those coins: Knaak or Rijksdaalder
Maybe it can help you searching for these coins in the future. 

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2 hours ago, GoldElliott said:

Received some treasure from @Numistacker this morning from my first submission to NGC...

Absolutely love this Britannia design and think it is such a clean finish and design :) next favourite and on the wish list is the 2001 set 😂

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I love the portrait of lady Britannia on the 2003 year release. Congrats on the high grade results.

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2 minutes ago, Abyss said:

I love the portrait of lady Britannia on the 2003 year release. Congrats on the high grade results.

Thanks! I actually bought it from the Baird showroom without looking at them properly so was quite relieved.

I think it's the nicest Britannia design personally. Also love the 2001 and quite like the 2014 globe design. I might try to get a PF70 in all the 1/10 oz britannia designs eventually but at the moment my silvers are the focus.

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2 minutes ago, StackSellRepeat said:

Wonders of the world 😍 (NFS)

Natural Nevada crystalline silver nuggets 

Raw Congo diamonds (Conflict Free)

Australian crystalline gold (These where panned in Victoria not detected, A lot harder & scarcer to find). 

Canadian platinum nugs/pickers can’t remember which creek they came from 😥

Siberian platinum nug almost a gram have the coa so where 😬

Enjoy & Stay Safe Folks ✌️

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beautiful and something completely different :)

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Thanks @BackyardBullion 👍

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2 hours ago, StackSellRepeat said:

Wonders of the world 😍 (NFS)

Natural Nevada crystalline silver nuggets 

Raw Congo diamonds (Conflict Free)

Australian crystalline gold (These where panned in Victoria not detected, A lot harder & scarcer to find). 

Canadian platinum nugs/pickers can’t remember which creek they came from 😥

Siberian platinum nug almost a gram have the coa so where 😬

Enjoy & Stay Safe Folks ✌️

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Wow would love to own something like those. How do you.go about obtaining?

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