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Thank you @SilverStan love it 

Delivered yesterday.  Filled a couple holes in my ATB P collection.  2011-P Glacier National Park and 2014-P Shenandoah National Park.  A roll of 20 90% 1964 Kennedy half dollars also arrived.

Picked these two coin albums up from the post office  and was hit with 34 euro customs charge. That's pretty much what the albums are worth. Filled them up with the dates and mint marks that I had available and I am still missing some. I know both the 32's are the most expensive.

Received these ASE's in the post today from @DavePanda 

Adding to the Rwandan Silver Nautical Series...a 2019 Rwanda 1 oz Silver Nautical Ounce Victoria Proof.

And five 2019 Rwanda 1 oz Silver Nautical Ounce Victoria BU.

And now I’m committed.
 
 

Not a large amount of silver
but I like them

Cheers @Pete for the 1986 Half.  And a very nice eBay pick up of a Sovereign 3 Coin Set. 

The Majestic 10oz Lion of England. 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

No words can describe it’s beauty,
 
 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

DING DONG,
 
Something new rarest JM London kilo bar I’ve come across 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

Dun! dun! duh!

Sold some gold to play the ratio. Bought 100 First Majestic silver rounds from GS.be.

A Holland Dubbele Wapenstuiver.  Thank you very much to @FFkook for this coin, as well as for some of the history behind it! 🇳🇱
This coin is from 1780 is made of 0.583 silver, and the 2 S stands for two Stuivers.  Back then the Netherlands were a republic of seven provinces, and each provence made their own double stuiver with the shield of the province (similar to the lion dollars).  This one is from Holland, which was the largest and wealthiest province.
 

I know it feels I have been ignoring Silver, but it ain’t true. Just not been posting much of it. Here is a recent stack of bars, such an interesting mix. Top line is a range of 100gm bars.
And a shot of the bars case full enough so dropped it off at the safety box

Got some NGC grading results back today, some of the good ones;


To continue my 1977 collection, this beauty;


and this coin was picked up as a bullion coin and after an ncs clean turned out to be a proof and get a PF69UC  


Few more Undated 20p's back with a selection of grades, upto an MS63.


And another cheap pickup for the 1977 collection, non-ncs graded coin and graded PF69UC so very happy with that.