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3 hours ago, Ranger2girls said:

nice 1821  sovereign was actually a metal detecting find has some damage but nice coin 20210220_151628.thumb.jpg.b209b15cee526ed4e6457797717a017c.jpg

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Amazing.

I pity the poor sod who lost it. 😆

There must be thousands of coins like this buried across the world.

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31 minutes ago, Arbkev said:

Nice @Spence098 I've been regretting not bidding more on this. Fair play to you its a lovely piece.

Thanks mate...yea I love it thought it would go higher if I'm honest.

Not sure what it's worth but doesn't matter to me this one's staying with me for a long time 😂👍

 

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3 hours ago, Ranger2girls said:

nice 1821  sovereign was actually a metal detecting find has some damage but nice coin 20210220_151628.thumb.jpg.b209b15cee526ed4e6457797717a017c.jpg

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I keep getting asked by the kids to go metal detecting 

Its working out where we can go though 

Would love to find any old coins -gold would be amazing  especially  an old sov

Can dream though.

The metal which helps me the most is cast iron -fixing woodburners dirty job but worth doing 

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49 minutes ago, MikeG1978 said:

I keep getting asked by the kids to go metal detecting 

Its working out where we can go though 

Would love to find any old coins -gold would be amazing  especially  an old sov

Can dream though.

The metal which helps me the most is cast iron -fixing woodburners dirty job but worth doing 

grab a metal detector you can get a cracking machine for less than 300 quid second hand then.hit the beaches parks fair fields ect for the kids 

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2 hours ago, Ranger2girls said:

grab a metal detector you can get a cracking machine for less than 300 quid second hand then.hit the beaches parks fair fields ect for the kids 

@MikeG1978 Without going off thread topic, just make sure you always get permission first. Someone owns every piece of land.

You can detect on Crown owned beaches without permission but not all beaches. Asking local farmers for permission is the best idea.

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40 minutes ago, Tn21 said:

First ever auction win, paid slightly more then I maybe should have but at £380 delivered still not bad. Mainly purchased due it being the 2016 gold standard coin first version to come out. 

I have the 18,19,20 gold standard coin versions.   

I bought some 2020 ones off you last year - my favourite gold coins. :)

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1 hour ago, Tn21 said:

First ever auction win, paid slightly more then I maybe should have but at £380 delivered still not bad. Mainly purchased due it being the 2016 gold standard coin first version to come out. 

I have the 18,19,20 gold standard coin versions.   

 

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I wanted to do a date run with them but due to the 17s never being made I didn't bother 

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3 minutes ago, MickB said:

Today I received these silver coins @DuncanWylieWilson and the Gibraltar 2021 1/4 oz sovereign from @diesel.  Both great forum members to deal with. 

I am glad that you are happy, Mick. A pleasure as always! Cheers mate! 🤠

 

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8 hours ago, PapaLazarou said:
2009 RAM 3-Coin Silver Proof "Artists" Set
 
This set, comprising "pad-printed" coloured versions of the 2007-09 Skippies, represents the Royal Australian Mint's only deviation into the world of felt-tip silver roos. The many other examples on the market are all third-party offerings, predominantly on the part of Downies. 
 
Reg Mombassa, Ken Done and family favourite Rolf "Can You Guess Where I Am Now" Harris were the three contributing daubers.
 
In keeping with coloured Maples, Eagles  and the gilded Brits and Roos, I had always thought this set would be BU, so their being proof quality was a pleasing bonus.
 
I do not like coloured coins, in fact I positively dislike them. I bought this set purely because they are official members of the collection and I am a certified RAM roo-whore. Not being as garish as most coins of their ilk, I had convinced myself that my compromise - although weak and hypocritical - was, nevertheless, acceptable. Upon receipt I was embarrassingly satisfied with my decision and find the trio to be really rather pleasing. 
 
The proof surrounds set off well the coloured insets, while the privy-like tiny kangaroos suggest a hint of humour -  this mint is known for not succumbing to that particular pursuit of Mammon.  
 
The condition is truly exceptional and once again illustrates the vastly superior techniques employed compared with the likes of the RM and the RCM, both now synonymous with the apparently obligatory risks of scratching, milking, spotting and hazing to accompany damaged capsules and shabby packaging. This set even come with their own miniature metal easels - a marked upgrade on the plastic cereal-box gifts generally available.
 
My collection of ag Skippies is now complete for 1993-2020, weighing in at a healthy 72ozt (2.2kg) - including the 2018 Anniversary 3oz Roobar and 5oz Gilded masterpiece.
 
The two 2021 Kangaroos have now been released - but I am in little hurry to buy at their customary exploitative issue prices.
 
I wish to offer my thanks to all those who have offered me their encouragement in compiling this ongoing chef-d'oeuvre, and in particular@trp@jultorsk@CoinStruck@CadmiumGreenand@MancunianStackerfor all their help, assistance and advice.

 

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These look great 👌 

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