u/DavinBE

1 Oz .999 Centenary of Duntroon by Perth Mint. Comes with COA from Macquarie mint but these were minted by Perth mint.

$130

Perth mint snakes 1 Oz .999

1 x capsule 4x raw.

$500 f2f preferably. Qld 4207.

2 x Krugerands 2026 Sud Afrika

1 x Maple 2012 Canada

1 x Philharmonic 2010 Austria

1 x Liberty USA

5 Oz .999 $520 inc registered post within Australia.

Silver Buffalo Indian Head. 999 AG 7 x 1 Oz plus 1 x 1/10 silver Buffalo.

6 raw. 1 proof like in capsule.

$720 inc registered post within Australia.

Low mintage year 1938 sterling silver. 28.28 grams just over 100,000 minted.

28.28grams of sterling silver. 1938 low mintage of just over 100,000. 2 more for my Predecimal collection.

Only 188,000 minted. Rare in good condition and hold a premium above their silver content in even worn condition (graded Good-Very Good). Anything graded Fine and above sell for a few hundred dollars each. Above VF grade they go for thousands of dollars each.

Mine is a humble example around Fine grade.

Gift issued on the completion of the Hong Kong Bank of China tower 1982. Got a lucky win on Ebay for $27.50. I don't think anyone knew what it was. Ounce of silver.

The 1910 Australian florin is the first-ever florin (two shillings) minted for the Commonwealth of Australia. Struck in London during the brief reign of King Edward VII, it features a 92.5% sterling silver composition, a weight of 11.31 grams, and a mintage of roughly 1.25 million.

This is my nicest 1910, grade a/VF. Nice condition for 116 year old coin.

Stack has grown a bit since I made a treasure chest in

January.

Group shot of my Melbourne centenary commemorative Florins. One on the left was included in a full set of Florins and crowns purchased in an album. Middle florin won on a Roxbury's auction. Florin on the right won on a Copeland Roberts auction.

Hi, I'm looking to buy 3 florins to finish off a set. 1910, 1913 and 1921 are the last ones I need. Hoping to find better than average but not looking for PCGS or UNC as I don't have thousands of dollars to spend.

Willing to pay market value for decent circulated examples. I had a circulated year set and I've upgraded to better coins except these last three.

Got some affordable display options to play around with. Lighthouse capsules 39mm to suit Crowns. 1937 and 1938 obverse and reverse displayed. Ali Express wood coin display with perspex magnetic lid.

Also a lighthouse case for quadrum capsules. Displaying the four commemorative florins.

OC, truck driver tried to deny responsibility. Footage supplied to the father of the learner driver.

Edit, lead up to the collision is posted several times in the comments.

I've been collecting Crowns and other Predecimal coins for a while. Used to be able to get Crowns around their silver price but everything seems to be over $100 even for rough circulation examples. With the premiums on them now I'm a lot more fussy about what I buy.

I have a liking for military themed silver. Recently picked up this coin set, Australians at war. 2 Oz and 1 Oz coins with a miniature Australia Service Medal. Issue number 420/1000.

I emptied the contents of this folder after I bought it. Put the coins into better storage. Thought I'd see how far I could fill it with "spare" florins and crowns.

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I've had the sulphur and the wedgie for a while. Picked up the other three for a good price, now looking to complete the piedfort set with the 1989 kookaburras. As much as I hate the packaging on these I really like the chunky 40g piedfort coins.