Silver Saturday

[ausjack]

got this at the markets last weekend

[Unicorn]

Robster, is the bloke hoisting the flag in the boiling pot belonging to the wild men from Borneo?

[trout]

Robster, is the bloke hoisting the flag in the boiling pot belonging to the wild men from Borneo?

I recon that would be one of them Telemarketers , The people in Borneo know how to sort them buggers out :diablo::laugh2:

[Robster]

I suspect he is the commander of the "ARMY". :angel:

[Unicorn]

:laugh2: Robster!

[emu666]

I suspect he is the commander of the "ARMY". :angel:

Catering corps.
George III shilling 1787:




A generation later. Different sized coin (thicker, smaller), different production techniques.
George III shilling 1816:

[Robster]

Lovely examples.! Aged gracefully.! :dodgy:

[markn]

[Triggersmob]

Stop it! Stop it! I can't take it anymore.

Just kidding, keep them coming.
Beautiful coins everyone.

[trout]

I suspect he is the commander of the "ARMY". :angel:

Catering corps.

George III shilling 1787:




A generation later. Different sized coin (thicker, smaller), different production techniques.
George III shilling 1816:

This is my 1787 Shilling with NO hearts in the Hanoverian shield .

[markn]

Nepal VS1986 (1929) 2 mohars.  This is about the size/weight of a florin.

[Fr45h3R]

1927 Canberra Florin - Close to full steps.

[trout]

Proof Canberra 20 cents

[Triggersmob]

While we are talking Florins, here's a couple from the Old Dart.
(With thanks to Nancy)

[trout]

The first Kennedy Half and the only year a circulating 90% silver coin was  produced in this series.