richatthecroft

Bit of a backlog to work through -
1881 Young Victoria shield
Quite good nick this one - perhaps aboutEF with a fair amount of original finish still visible. 
The vendor was punting it as EF, but I think that's a tad optimistic.


1877 Young Victoria
Decent VF grade, although this one isn't so easy to get a decent pic of.


 

Got my 1/10 oz gold byb bar and I’ve got too say very cool indeed 👍
Thanks again @BackyardBullion
side note for anyone else who has bought one, I’ve put it in a hard cover meant for trading cards and it works perfectly 👍

A stunning Engelhard from @Alunthanks very much. Absolute beauty 🤩 

With The biggest Thanks to Panda6Pack 
He's a Star

Big thanks to @BackyardBullion

Big thanks to @snail22 wow

1/2 Oz Britannia bought from a Facebook group for a very good price!  

Picked up this 10oz silver Queens beast completer whilst at my local bullion shop. Got it for a decent price and they threw in the 1oz silver Noah's ark for free as a thank you after getting a couple of forum members ring them recently who have bought from them after I posted about a gold deal they had the other month. A big thank you to the anonymous forum members, cheers🙂

Oof, KCIII looks good on this kilo!

Something a little different. 2008 1/4oz gold Libertad (believe mintage as only 300) courtesy of @Mrbigah  thank you sir 👍🏼

Another little selection I do love those 10oz bars.
Thanks @James32

Charles I (1625-1649), Sixpence. Briot’s Second Milled issue which dates it between 1638- 1639, mm. anchor, 3.02g S 2860.  Peripheral weakness to the legends and contemporary? graffiti in obverse field, otherwise very fine.  
Obverse Lettering: CAROLVS·D:G·MAG·BRIT·FR·ET·HIB·REX· 
Translation: Charles by the Grace of God King of Great Britain France and Ireland 
Engraver: Nicholas Briot 
Reverse Lettering:  CHRISTO · AVSPICE · REGNO . 
Translation: I reign under the auspices of Christ 
Engraver: Nicholas Briot


 

Good ol’ Charlie Boy. He doesn’t look too bad in this color 😜 

Some nice kilos,  buying the dip very cool bars..not my usual purchase but hey 

Not had these before, beautiful little bar 😊

Got some goodies today thank you to @Orpster
And of course @James32
Better pics to come

1912 from @1stsovereign and the  1987 proof from @JamesH . 
Thank you .

Charles I (1625-1649), Sixpence. Briot’s Second Milled issue which dates it between 1638- 1639, mm. anchor, 3.02g S 2860.  Peripheral weakness to the legends and contemporary? graffiti in obverse field, otherwise very fine.  
Obverse Lettering: CAROLVS·D:G·MAG·BRIT·FR·ET·HIB·REX· 
Translation: Charles by the Grace of God King of Great Britain France and Ireland 
Engraver: Nicholas Briot 
Reverse Lettering:  CHRISTO · AVSPICE · REGNO . 
Translation: I reign under the auspices of Christ 
Engraver: Nicholas Briot


 

Yet another small one for the collection 🤔😮
 

Which is the star here, thanks TSF.

Love those Kooks!
This is the World Money Fair 2023 edition - 2000 mintage.
 

recent stacks.. some bits of silver and fractionals 
 

Another one….I do like these.

Charles I (1625-1649), Sixpence. Briot’s Second Milled issue which dates it between 1638- 1639, mm. anchor, 3.02g S 2860.  Peripheral weakness to the legends and contemporary? graffiti in obverse field, otherwise very fine.  
Obverse Lettering: CAROLVS·D:G·MAG·BRIT·FR·ET·HIB·REX· 
Translation: Charles by the Grace of God King of Great Britain France and Ireland 
Engraver: Nicholas Briot 
Reverse Lettering:  CHRISTO · AVSPICE · REGNO . 
Translation: I reign under the auspices of Christ 
Engraver: Nicholas Briot


 

Charles I (1625-1649), Sixpence. Briot’s Second Milled issue which dates it between 1638- 1639, mm. anchor, 3.02g S 2860.  Peripheral weakness to the legends and contemporary? graffiti in obverse field, otherwise very fine.  
Obverse Lettering: CAROLVS·D:G·MAG·BRIT·FR·ET·HIB·REX· 
Translation: Charles by the Grace of God King of Great Britain France and Ireland 
Engraver: Nicholas Briot 
Reverse Lettering:  CHRISTO · AVSPICE · REGNO . 
Translation: I reign under the auspices of Christ 
Engraver: Nicholas Briot