Blockhead

I am so disappointed that isn't a real link!

Here's my collection so far, with a 2019 on its way soon. (Apologies for poor photo quality.) I got the 1995s from @DavePanda and he may have some others available. There's also @Agpanda whom I've also bought from in Sweden. For completeness I also bought a fake 2009 coin (not in the photos) - was on ebay for £10 delivered and I sent an offer and got it for a fiver delivered. From a distance it looks OK but it's twice as thick as the real silver pandas to make up the correct weight! It's also useful as a reminder of what to look for.

I'd say they're somewhere between the two. The chap you're looking for would be @Agpanda

Apologies for the photo quality but here is my collection so far (started two months ago).

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To clarify, my silver Britannias only turned up Friday. My gold 1/10 Britannias turned up about a week earlier. They're still in their original royal mint blisters although I did notice there are very small red spots on the Queen's head on both. That's fine for the price and description as bullion.

Silly question, and apologies for hijacking this thread. I've bought from a few members but never sold here. Is feedback for those who buy or sell or both?

Would you be able to say collectible coins on the claim as that doesn't necessarily mean precious metals; could be cupro-nickel? Would/do they ask the type(s) of metals?

I can see some logic to opening the item - to test if it is genuine.

Mine only turned up on Friday. Hopefully yours will turn up Monday

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-46464730 Affecting millions across the world

Very pretty but consensus is they're unlikely to massive appreciate in value and premiums seem high - probably because they're not considered as investments but more ornamental. I have a few small rounds and bars and think they're very pretty. I even like the smell of copper! :-S

Kinky

I would be wanting £80 back if I had been charged for proof condition on a proof coin when as you say the condition is really bullion.