Norskgeld

I got a Brexit Brit with a colourised shield back in 2017.
Paid a premium for it but reckon it would only sell for bullion.
Only worth collecting but not worth stacking.

I've posted these photos before, but here are some of my favourite UK predecimal coin designs (florins and halfcrowns, and then some early milled shillings) .  I think the various George IV and William IV halfcrown designs are well worth adding to your list above 🙂

I love all circulated silver coins. All of them has plenty of stories to tell. They seen the previous times, participated active at history, been in dirty hands or in silver purses, seen live the high life and the povetry, been exchanged or stolen, kept in pockets or between tits, paid for food, drinks, goods or guilty pleasures.... Just I can't stop collecting them!
The modern BU coins .999 are only pieces of cold metal, no tales to tell from tubes.

French 50 Francs Hercules
French 20 Francs Hercules
French/Belgian 5 Francs from 1800's

French 50 Francs Hercules
French 20 Francs Hercules
French/Belgian 5 Francs from 1800's

1912 10 francs (Swiss)
£195 +post
 

Selling on behalf of a third party.
Job Lot of 7 X Morgan dollars including 1 X CC.
All coins are in great shape as you can see from the pictures.
Some of the reverse pictures are not there but if required I can get them posted but all in all good condition.
All have been silver slide tested.
£280 posted SD.
This lot is not being split at this moment in time.
Bank transfer (preferred) or PayPal friends and family.

Year Coin Weight (g) Purity (%) Price   1888 Morgan Dollar 24.39 90 £25.00   1891 Morgan Dollar 26.21 90 £25.00 SOLD 1921 Morgan Dollar 26.69 90 £25.00 SOLD 1922 Peace Dollar 26.71 90 £20.00 SOLD 1935 Jubilee Crown 28.28 50 £15.00 SOLD 1870 5 Pesetas 24.75 90 £20.00 SOLD 1978 100 Peso 27.85 72 £20.00 1 Left 1900 One Rupee 11.57 91.7 £15.00   1906 Hyderabad Rupee 11.05 81.8 £15.00   1957 One Peso 15.94 10 £5.00 SOLD 1979 50 Francs 30.01 90 £25.00   All prices plus post, payment by Bank Transfer or PayPal f&f
 

With the gold price making headlines once again it can sometimes be a bit too easy for silver to disappear into the background. But this is when it’s even more important to pay attention to the silver price, given its relationship with the yellow metal. So it was with great interest that I spoke to David Morgan, the Silver Guru himself, on GoldCore TV.
Astonishingly it’s been nearly two years since we last spoke to David, so as you can imagine there was a lot of ground to cover in this short 30 minute interview. From the gold and silver ratio, to the decoupling of the silver price from gold, to the shortage of silver through to the role of silver as a metal of war. 
 We talk about whether or not silver has been “disenfranchised” as money over the past century in favour of gold. And also take a look at how industrial demand for silver from sectors like solar panels will continue to increase dramatically.  So will it be industrial demand or investment demand that serves the silver market best in the future? And is it still the metal of war?  We look at geopolitical instability and concerns about fiat currencies as potential catalysts for renewed interest in silver. 
As ever let us know your thoughts on the interview. Do you agree with David’s outlook on silver? Has this interview got you thinking about your next silver investment? Let us know!

I have for sale a variety of designs in copper
1 AVDP ounce each
£2.50 each for singles
£45 per tube of 20, tube included
£2 per coin if 50+ bought

 
Also Aztec calendar
£2.80 each
20 for £50

When I first made these it was because I really wanted one for myself. Then decided to put a few up for sale and give others a chance to get one.  
Having sold now 44, I will print the last run and end at 50.  
If anyone wants one of these from the last run £15 posted
Spyder

I would hold up to a whole years worth gross salary income for myself personally. 

I’m an awful saver. As in zero savings ever! I like things I buy them! 
However…..
I started buying Gold & Silver at the start of December last year. I now have around £7000 saved in Precious Metals at current spot price.
For those of us that struggle to save I can’t think of anything better than Gold to buy.
You get something physical to hold onto, it’s beautiful to look at and very easy to sell if you desperately need the funds!
The very best thing about it though is once you have it, you want more and you don’t want to sell it!
Perfect scenario for me

No.
Emergency funds - In the bank (ideally earning some interest at least) 
Long term savings - I'm happy to hold some of that in gold.

Half Guinea 1786 S.3734 EF - MINT - £950 POSTED 
NO OFFERS I AM FIRM ON PRICE

Let's not forget silver is up 30p the biggest increase for 100 years

Nice 1857 shield back full sovereign. Possibly with Partially barred A's.
Delivered in a capsule. UK only. Bank transfer. Only £425 posted SD
AOOG
 



 
S101

In 20 years time will we be looking back and saying the exact same thing 🤔

I can't answer all your questions but I might recommend keeping most of the gold CGT-exempt. UK legal tender coins (24K Britannias, QBs, sovs, etc) are CGT-exempt whereas 24K bars are not

Welcome to stackerp5's Dutch Auction. The way this type of auction works is the seller (me) starts with a high asking price and lowers it over time. The first person (bidder) to accept my price gets the coin. If the coin does not sell within my price range, I'll give 24 hours notice and withdraw the auction.
FREE POSTAGE INCLUDED WITH FINAL BID.
Starts now. Ends when somebody buys or if nobody buys before withdrawing.
 
Lisboa Mint, Portugal Chinfrao (Half Real Grosso) Alfonso V 1438-1481. Silver, 1.26g, 21mm.
Crowned letter A between two annulets, below the A a smaller L (mintmark). R. Cross of five shields, each with five billets.
 

Good evening everyone, 
As above I am looking for some shield half sovs.
 
PM me if you have some you would be willing to part with. 
 
Thank you for reading. 
 
 
Edit: looking to pay spot plus 7.5%-10% for each of the coins . They are to start a date run so a range of dates would be preferable. 
Regards, 
Sterling Stacker 
 

Dates include:
1905 * 3,
1906,
1907 * 3,
1908,
1909,
1910 * 6,
1911,
1912,
1913 * 6,
1914S
& 1982
 
£197 each + postage
 
Free postage on 10+

Me again,
Have here a 20 Franc dated 1891a:
Content: .900
Weight 6.45g
Size: 21 mm
Edge raised.......Sounds sexy eh?
Looking around £340 at your door step.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8000.html