Today I Received.....

[LiquidMetalsUK]

And also. Who doesn't love silver close to spot.great deal picked up from a friend 

[Tangomachine]

[ZigZag]

11 minutes ago, Tangomachine said:

Are you feeling nervous or calm now you have it 😂

Got one on the way too, think the pidgeons are bringing it from the lead times quoted.

[Tangomachine]

Just now, ZigZag said:

Are you feeling nervous or calm now you have it 😂

Got one on the way too, think the pidgeons are bringing it from the lead times quoted.

Haha well ill either be happy or upset. Cool machine tho 😎 

[HGr]

Stunning 1923 Peace Dollar, looks so much better than the photos 😍

Also got an RCM bar in OMP and a couple of coins from MikeSol on here from a day or two ago. 

 

 

[Cornishfarmer]

6 hours ago, Abyss said:

This arrived just now....  I am trying to complete the collection before White Greyhound is released and pushes the premiums up on the previous coins released in the series.

Buy from the U.K. or Europe?

[StackSellRepeat]

It’s going to be fun going through this lot 😍😍

[Abyss]

8 minutes ago, Cornishfarmer said:

Buy from the U.K. or Europe?

European Mint custom quote applicable multiple purchase discount with reduce shipping costs. Cheaper than any of the UK dealer prices paid via Revolut to save currency exchange fees. 

[LiquidMetalsUK]

11 minutes ago, StackSellRepeat said:

It’s going to be fun going through this lot

Love those little mishaps. Any idea what they are ?

[Peterheat]

6 minutes ago, Jamesd said:

Love those little mishaps. Any idea what they are ?

They look like the ciond they used to have and cut a bit off them cant remember what they are call though so not much help there eh 

[StackSellRepeat]

10 minutes ago, Jamesd said:

Love those little mishaps. Any idea what they are ?

Russian silver wire money likely Ivan the terrible 😜😉

[Peacemaker]

Date number 43, 1894-O, strike is about 1-2% off centre, seems to be a trend from the New Orleans mint. Looks to be the higher end of VF grade and aged gracefully, NGC value at about £70

[Yorkshiremanc]

Really pleased with two new coins that arrived today from members of this forum - my new 1/2oz Kruger and 1/4oz Britannia. Brings my modest proof gold collection now to 5 coins!

[bft6969]

Thank you @AndrewSL76 !

 

 

[AndrewSL76]

8 hours ago, bft6969 said:

Thank you @AndrewSL76 !

You are very welcome! Glad to see it arrived safe and sound in the good ol’ USofA!!

A

Edited September 5, 2020 by AndrewSL76

[damok666]

Received from @artincoins Excellent service from Michael 

Edited September 5, 2020 by damok666
Double photo

[damok666]

I’m definitely turning to collector from stacker!

[Tomcbol]

Today I received the last 1oz Silver Kookaburra that I needed to complete a full date run from 1990 to 2020. 

[GoldElliott]

Had quite a busy morning... and a few interesting bits 

THE nicest toned Morgan I've ever seen- I bought this to sell but fell in love with it! The camera makes it look terrible but this has the nicest natural rainbow toning.

What I presume is a trench art engraved 3d young head victoria. This has such amazing detail and never seen one quite like it! If anyone has any informaiton on it including the likely story behind it, values etc I'd love to hear it as apart from the hobo nickels in the states, I've never really seen engraved coins with this much detail.

A nice selection of world silver including Philippines (50c and 10c) when it was a US territory, a relavitvely hard to find Lithuanian 5 litai, Swedish 2 Kr and Polish 2 Zloty as well as some Aussia, Barber dimes, old 6 pence and other bits  

 

[SILVERFINGER]

42 minutes ago, GoldElliott said:

Had quite a busy morning... and a few interesting bits 

THE nicest toned Morgan I've ever seen- I bought this to sell but fell in love with it! The camera makes it look terrible but this has the nicest natural rainbow toning.

What I presume is a trench art engraved 3d young head victoria. This has such amazing detail and never seen one quite like it! If anyone has any informaiton on it including the likely story behind it, values etc I'd love to hear it as apart from the hobo nickels in the states, I've never really seen engraved coins with this much detail.

A nice selection of world silver including Philippines (50c and 10c) when it was a US territory, a relavitvely hard to find Lithuanian 5 litai, Swedish 2 Kr and Polish 2 Zloty as well as some Aussia, Barber dimes, old 6 pence and other bits  

 

Yeah I been 'fighting with the light' trying to get decent pictures showing lustre on coins, nothing seems as good as the human eye though.

[SilverTanner]

1 hour ago, GoldElliott said:

Had quite a busy morning... and a few interesting bits 

THE nicest toned Morgan I've ever seen- I bought this to sell but fell in love with it! The camera makes it look terrible but this has the nicest natural rainbow toning.

What I presume is a trench art engraved 3d young head victoria. This has such amazing detail and never seen one quite like it! If anyone has any informaiton on it including the likely story behind it, values etc I'd love to hear it as apart from the hobo nickels in the states, I've never really seen engraved coins with this much detail.

A nice selection of world silver including Philippines (50c and 10c) when it was a US territory, a relavitvely hard to find Lithuanian 5 litai, Swedish 2 Kr and Polish 2 Zloty as well as some Aussia, Barber dimes, old 6 pence and other bits  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice coins, the 1836 sixpence is a difficult coin to find in any grade!

[SILVERFINGER]

1 hour ago, GoldElliott said:

Had quite a busy morning... and a few interesting bits 

THE nicest toned Morgan I've ever seen- I bought this to sell but fell in love with it! The camera makes it look terrible but this has the nicest natural rainbow toning.

What I presume is a trench art engraved 3d young head victoria. This has such amazing detail and never seen one quite like it! If anyone has any informaiton on it including the likely story behind it, values etc I'd love to hear it as apart from the hobo nickels in the states, I've never really seen engraved coins with this much detail.

A nice selection of world silver including Philippines (50c and 10c) when it was a US territory, a relavitvely hard to find Lithuanian 5 litai, Swedish 2 Kr and Polish 2 Zloty as well as some Aussia, Barber dimes, old 6 pence and other bits  

 

There is quite a few in your recent treasure haul that I am after for my stack, some nice coins there.

[SILVERFINGER]

This is my recent pickup, an Australian 1943 dated Sixpence, minted from .925 silver at the Denver mint in the USA, featuring King George VI on the obverse and the Australian coat of arms of a kangaroo and emu.
Australia minted all their silver coins from the high grade of .925 until 1946 when it dropped to .500, silver still being used until 1963 when they stopped using the UK £ and went to the AUS $, the high grade of silver might account why its hard to find unworn coins from the pre 1945 era with them being quite soft.
Three mints manufactured these coins every year from 1938 to 1945, these were, Melbourne in Australia (no mint mark), Denver in the USA (D mint mark) and San Francisco in the USA (S mint mark).
The production figures for the two (Australia didn't make any this year) mints in 1943 alone were,

1943 D,  8,000,000
1943 S,  4,000,000

 

[GoldElliott]

7 minutes ago, SILVERFINGER said:

There is quite a few in your recent treasure haul that I am after for my stack, some nice coins there.

Which ones?

 

6 minutes ago, SILVERFINGER said:

This is my recent pickup, an Australian 1943 dated Sixpence, minted from .925 silver at the Denver mint in the USA, featuring King George VI on the obverse and the Australian coat of arms of a kangaroo and emu.
Australia minted all their silver coins from the high grade of .925 until 1946 when it dropped to .500, silver still being used until 1963 when they stopped using the UK £ and went to the AUS $, the high grade of silver might account why its hard to find unworn coins from the pre 1945 era with them being quite soft.
Three mints manufactured these coins every year from 1938 to 1945, these were, Melbourne in Australia (no mint mark), Denver in the USA (D mint mark) and San Francisco in the USA (S mint mark).
The production figures for the two (Australia didn't make any this year) mints in 1943 alone were,

1943 D,  8,000,000
1943 S,  4,000,000

 

Always amazes me how late they circulated .925 and large coins too! One of my 6d today was a 1922! Very low mintage and the florin was 1935 also a good year!

Edited September 5, 2020 by GoldElliott

[Heirlooms]

Always wanted one of these for my silver heirloom collection