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Result just back........... It's always buttock clenching subbing 5.5k coins and the fear of not getting the result. 

But why didn't saint george just eat chicken? Would have saved a lot of effort. Of course sovereign art wouldn't be the same, a naked bloke jousting a chicken

I wish coins were still like this, coins today are more like tokens. These are just beautiful, all unique
Thanks for sharing, good luck with selling

New niece arrived so thinking somebody may wish a swap before I purchase a 2024 quarter sovereign.  
2013 twentieth ounce gold proof Britannia.
first year of 24 carat and first year of this size. Don’t see them for sale often. Bit of dust in photo but coin is good.

I found it tasted like fishy chicken.
(Yes, about as grim as it sounds.)

I first tried crocodile in Karachi at the popular KFC.
It tasted similar to alligator.

@Solachesis could come in handy for your m̶i̶l̶i̶t̶a̶n̶t̶ t̶r̶a̶i̶n̶i̶n̶g̶ holiday?

But why didn't saint george just eat chicken? Would have saved a lot of effort. Of course sovereign art wouldn't be the same, a naked bloke jousting a chicken

I wish coins were still like this, coins today are more like tokens. These are just beautiful, all unique
Thanks for sharing, good luck with selling

Niceeee

@Solachesis aladeeeens

New arrival.  A coin I can forgive for hitting the NGC goalposts.  
 

Chickens come from reptile like dinosaurs apparently so maybe

Similar physiology, and nothing in the critter's diet that particularly taints the meat.

But why didn't saint george just eat chicken? Would have saved a lot of effort. Of course sovereign art wouldn't be the same, a naked bloke jousting a chicken

But why didn't saint george just eat chicken? Would have saved a lot of effort. Of course sovereign art wouldn't be the same, a naked bloke jousting a chicken

Long time ago, tastes like sandy chicken... similar to snake as well, which makes you think, how can so many animals taste similar!?

Chicken- it's always chicken. 
Snap 

Has anyone eaten crocodile? Probably tastes like that

I have.  Tastes like Chicken.

Chicken.  Always tastes like chicken.

A bit charred around the edges

Venice Gold Ducats – Zecchino – Alvise Mocenigo II – Seven Stunning Examples! – £550 Posted Each – UK 🇬🇧
From its introduction in 1284 to the fall of Venice to Napoleon in 1797, the design of the Venetian gold ducat, more formally the zecchino, remained unaltered for more than 500 years.
Originally called a ‘ducat’ (‘ducato’) after the ruling Doge of Venice, it was latterly decided to describe such coins as zecchinos after the Zecca (mint) of Venice. The reason for this change was that in the year of 1543 Venice started to mint silver coins also described as ducats.
The obverse of these zecchinos feature a standing depiction of Saint Mark presenting staff to a kneeling doge (chief magistrate of Venice or Genoa). The letters ‘DVX’ alight vertically at the top of the staff.
The reverse boasts a forward-facing figure of Christ within a beaded, star-lined ellipse.
Each of the beautiful examples on offer here dates from the period of Doge Alvise Mocenigo II of the Republic of Venice (1700-1709) and is over 315 years old.
Each comprised of 3.50 grams of pure gold (trade standard of the time).
Price is £550 each including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Shipped price to the United States is $700 USD. ✈️📦🇺🇸
Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account, PayPal, and any debit or credit card via my website.
Thank you! 🌟

Absolutely stunning, your listings really add so much to the forum. Wish I had the firepower but love looking at these 

That's over asking price, please be clear if you are running an auction.