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Big shout out to @Clockpuncher for helping to complete my own Great Engravers collection with 2005 1oz gold Britannia designed by the legendary Philip Nathan. Though Philip is known for the iconic original Britannia which we have all come to love he also created 4 other incredibly beautiful 1 year designs in 1997, 2001, 2003 and 2005

Received over last week:
> Emperor Trajan, Denarius, c.103-111 AD
  
> Continental Sceat, c.695-740
  
> Anne, Fourpence, 1710 
  
> West Indies, 1/16 Dollar 'Anchor Money', 1820
  
> William IV Sixpence (1834) & Threepence (1835)
  
  
> 2011 Silver Proof Britannia

Big thanks to @BullionMan89

Added the 1/4oz bull to the Tudor Beasts series and Golden eagle from Germania mint


 

Picked up this bad boy yesterday. The Completer is my favourite design from Royal Mint, and the 10oz has been on my wishlist for a while. The marks are all on the capsule as far as I can tell (cracking open RM 10z capsules is a challenge in itself), and I kind of want to display this one it's so nice.

Thank you to the lovely @GoldDiggerDave for his efforts with my graded coins.
I am pleased with the 1984 quintuple as we have owned it for years as a loose proof, it does have a small rub mark on the Queen’s cheek, but there are only 904 others.
The 1979 similarly a loose proof which I chose at random.

Fresh 🌿 from NGC Grading Today. ‘Dave the dude’ @GoldDiggerDavewalked me through with thanks.
All Top Pop Beauties❤️
2019 Full Sovereign PF70 UC (296 of this grade)
2019 Double Sovereign PF70 UC (26 of this grade)
2022 1/4oz Tudor Beasts Lion of England  PF70 UC (8 !!!of this grade)
2023 Berlin Trade Show Coloured Kookaburra MS70- Staying with me.(15) A beauty worth showing though.
Will be selling to pay for an unwarranted trip to Turkey to spread vicious rumours about a ex member to the locals. Maybe.

Bought 2 of these. One for my nephew who is an up and coming coin collector. 

Another of one of my favourites! One with the queen on, very few seem to come up for sale🤔😮
 
 
 
 

Some nice looking Swiss 20F in the post today

Thanks to @GoldDiggerDave for a great couple of results on gradings. Also @Panda6Pack and @StBeesSilver for some more items for the treasure chest. Finally, a very lucky result with Rev Comps. Managed to pick up a 20g Ganesh bar on my 3rd competition entry (for sale soon). Have a great weekend all

This years Xmas shopping sorted. Many thanks to @ilovesilverireallydo

1989 Quintuple Sovereign - BU
A personal collection milestone.  Just under 3,000 minted, this is less common than the proof version.  And a beautiful chunk of gold.

The start of a new collection
1/10 oz Koala in gold and platinum

From @Webster, a lovely little half ounce Fortuna, who doesn't love some Pamp...

Big thanks to @QuantumStacker for this pair.

Been on look out for a 1992 sovereign for some time but not managed to see any thing at a good price untill this half i have managed to get 😀

This is in better condition than the proof ones I received 🤣

a nice little haul of gold, silver and platinum thanks to the invaluable help of @Lr103

Courtesy of Coins of the Realm..
 

A couple of nice sovereign accessories.




 

Thanks to @stackerp5 another one to stash away 🤔😮

Yesterday received new. Six-part series by Alphonse Mucha. Greetings Maxe.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphonse_Mucha







 

The British mint Royal Mint has delivered mintages of the silver coins UK Lunar Horse 2014 and Britannia 2014. 17,000 were issued from the Britannia, 38,000 from the Lunar Horse coin. Lucky is now the one who already owns coins of it, because mintages are considered curiosities and thus achieve high collector premiums according to experience. Minting errors are called in English "Mule" (literally translated: mule or mule). These are coins where the obverse and reverse have been struck with dies that do not match.
On the Silver Britannia, the coin background shows a circumferential jagged line on both sides. This area is smooth on the British Lunar coins. The Lunar Horse now shows the serrated edge on the value side of the mintages, while it is missing on the "mules" of the Britannia.