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http://www.luckpawnshop.com/ is where most of mine have come from.  Also eBay.com but you're also paying towards the fees.
Taobao.com has the most extensive range since 90% of the stuff never leaves China/unknown to the west but the language barrier is a nightmare and probably would require a shipping forwarder in most cases.

Bit of a lad judging by the number of kids he had before getting hitched.
 
King William IV not Patrick Moore......but maybe ole Patrick had a good time too ....
https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/wcm/CoinCustomSetView.aspx?s=11437



GREAT BRITAIN, KING WILLIAM IV GOLD SOVEREIGNS 1831-1837, CIRCULATION ISSUES



KING WILLIAM IV 

The Reign of King William IV (House of Hanover) 1830-1837. 
Born: 21 August 1765. 
Accession: 26 June 1830. 
Married: Adelaide of Saxe-Coburg and Meiningen, 11 July 1818 after first meeting a week before. 
A double wedding with his brother, Prince Edward the Duke of Kent. 
Coronation: Thursday, 8 September 1831. 
Children: two daughters who both died in childhood, ten illegitimate children previously. 
Died: 20 June 1837, aged 71. 

KING WILLIAM IV, GOLD SOVEREIGNS 1831-1837, CIRCULATION ISSUES 

King William IV succeeded his brother King George IV on 26 June 1830. During his reign two types of sovereigns have been recognised, the "First bust" and the "Second bust" and there are certain features that distinguish the difference between the two busts. The "First bust" sovereign was introduced in 1831 and also appeared in 1832. The "Second bust" was introduced in 1832 and further issued for every year, except 1834, up to and including 1837. 
In general, sovereigns of King William seldom appear either in low or high grade. The 1831 sovereign is the rarest date of the series (R2/R5), although the 1836 variety with additional N above ANNO is also a rare date (R3). The rest are all rated scarce. 


 
 
 

Nice very nice.

Cool bar.

2014 and 2011 sets.

2014 5oz panda

Brass 80mm Tai Chi Panda from private mint; Shanghai BT Mint
Mintage for Silver: 20
Mintage for Brass: 98
Mintage for Copper: 98
Mintage for Paktong: 39
Mintage for Bimetal: 39

Various Chinese Medals

Congrats, I liked the look of that bar ever since Mike listed it, but at 15oz it was above my budget.

A nice half I recently got hold of, a little scratched but the obverse is in better condition than you normally see.

Cleopatra:





Kraken and Siren:


Only need to Ship to be up to date with this set:

A big thanks to @morezone for this beauty. I kick myself for not buying  before brexit ?. A few times I had them in my cart but just didn't press the confirm button ??. I didn't realise they had so much detail and if any coin deserves a proof version it is this one.
 
Also another Canadian silver proof dollar to my collection ?.

Odd, I've found a bug in the Forum software...
@nr73 @Lindeman I can also reduce my advertised prices a little lower if paying via Direct Bank Transfer, or PayPal F&F.  Forum members will also get free P&P.
Obvs forum members would need to contact me directly for these benefits.

Morning if still available can I have £100 worth of pre 1920. And I pay for posting. I can pay through PayPal or bank. PayPal as f/f if you prefer. ?

I have some Scottsdale Mint items on my site.  The 2oz Stacker rounds I have (at time of writing) for £48.68.  I also have their 100g Cast Bars.
I'm a little low on stock as I am negotiating with a new supplier, but can get these, and the 5oz stacker rounds and 10oz Stacker bars on demand.

2 of the 3 Icelandic Gold coins ever released. 
Top from 1961. 
Bottom from 1974. 1100 years of settlement. 

Baden 3 Mark 1914.

Prussia 3 Mark 1910.

Prussia 3 Mark 1908.
 

Belgium 5 Frank 1869.
 

2010 Kazakhstan silver irbis 1 Tenge.


 

1oz bullion angel V 1/2oz proof angel for comparison (also have the box and cert stored away)

2001 Small D

2001 Large D

2001 Mirrored Branches

This was my sovereign collection before I sold half of them....

2009 1/4oz

1986 in OMP, 1oz. 1/2oz. 1/4oz, 1/10oz. 1/20oz


1990 1/4oz in OMP


2005 1oz


2005 1/10 oz in OMP