gazer

Are they rare? I'm not familiar with this type of bars, but they look interesting, in the future when finished getting the coins I'm after. It might be something I would be interested in.
Cheers gazer 

A 1968 sov in 'Johnson Matthey Bankers Ltd' holder. Made in England 🇬🇧  
 

More vintage 1oz pickups.
 

A couple of 🦄 silver coins from @SilverStan
Might even let my two girls have these when they understand PMs etc a bit better!
 

Super thanks to @Panda6Pack  for a nice "row" of JM reverse bars
 

In my humble opinion keep if you can afford to, sell obviously if you're desperate for funds. Keep looking for bargains, my one absolute is buy scrap precious metal for a rainy day as you can then keep your your coins ext. The price will keep moving in my opinion like a escalator. The good thing about scrap metal you are ready to sell to a dealer if desperate.
Cheers gazer.

In my humble opinion keep if you can afford to, sell obviously if you're desperate for funds. Keep looking for bargains, my one absolute is buy scrap precious metal for a rainy day as you can then keep your your coins ext. The price will keep moving in my opinion like a escalator. The good thing about scrap metal you are ready to sell to a dealer if desperate.
Cheers gazer.

Very cool 😎

Got to love mail calls. Copper Silver Gold

34 of 5 and 27 of the 2 of these controversial Reich coins. Aim is to stop at 50 on the 5, 100 on the 2, not too far off.
 

I received this 1916 London Mint Sov.

Hi all.
Today I received... this 1847 Shield Back Sovereign with the striking error on the N in Britanniarum. Anyone had a similar coin, share any insight? Might call it a Willy Wonka... 

The second and third photos of the Britannia stunning. Cheers for sharing.

The second and third photos of the Britannia stunning. Cheers for sharing.

The second and third photos of the Britannia stunning. Cheers for sharing.

The second and third photos of the Britannia stunning. Cheers for sharing.

The nice thing about the Britannia series is that there are designs to suit many different tastes. In terms of plasticity of the allegory I favour the 2014 and 1987 original design. In regards to modern reductive depiction the 2001 and 2003 stand out to me and @gazer. I think there is little not to be liked and even the greatest hater of the 2017 design @RegalStacker has come to terms with her. 

The second and third photos of the Britannia stunning. Cheers for sharing.

Yes, and joins my little collection of all time favourite designs:


(all PF70UC, even the 2001/2003 iterations)
 
but nothing tops the 5oz High Relief for the “reverse”

Lovely Jubilee 

Just picked up from @shawy2510 these little beauties from one of my favourite mints.

TaDA!!

Got to love half crowns  plus a lovely gold coin 

Great looking styles first iv seen.