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Started by Fr45h3R, March 19, 2013, 06:59:20 PM

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robbiegal

here's the specs;

Denomination £20
Issue Limit 250,000
Alloy 999 fine silver
Weight 15.71g
Diameter 27.00mm
Reverse Designer Benedetto Pistrucci
Obverse Designer Ian Rank-Broadley FRBS
Quality Brilliant Uncirculated

Fulvio

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='30269' dateline='1381315901'Diameter 27.00mm

Should go well with your dollars.. close enuf, no? ;)
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trout

Quote from: 'Fulvio' pid='30270' dateline='1381315985'
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='30269' dateline='1381315901'Diameter 27.00mm

Should go well with your dollars.. close enuf, no? ;)

NAH Sovereigns go far  better with my other "Goldies" :Dance2::angel:
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Fr45h3R

Quote from: 'trout' pid='30267' dateline='1381315774'A Really nice proven design But it looks far better in Gold :ok:
I was under the impression that this was a Crown sized coin.

the one I posted a picture of is, it's the 2013 Royal Birth St George Crown (i think?)

The 20 pound may be smaller.

Fulvio

Sovs are 22mm, Crowns 38mm, IIRC?

Its a lot closer to our dollar then.
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trout

Quotethe one I posted a picture of is, it's the 2013 Royal Birth St George Crown (i think?)
That's the one I was thinking of and I am pretty sure that it was made of Stirling Silver to be accurate as far as all the other crowns were made (Except for that awful art deco 50% 1937 pommy one)
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ausjack

well I wish they used that design instead of our 34/35 :(
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trout

Don't get me started on the "Gay Horseman" Coin AGAIN Mate :laugh2:
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ausjack

and here I was thinking it was the sparkler you didn't like :winkextra:
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trout

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='30286' dateline='1381318905'and here I was thinking it was the sparkler you didn't like :winkextra:
S*** stirrer:angel:
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ausjack

who me..never :blush2:
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Fr45h3R

Was glad with this one when I got in the mail today.





Unfortunately some hairlines over the high points not struck up of the obverse could prevent it being graded by PCGS :( (to the right of the eye and above ear)

dcoin

Quote from: 'Fr45h3R' pid='32695' dateline='1382956342'Was glad with this one when I got in the mail today.





Unfortunately some hairlines over the high points not struck up of the obverse could prevent it being graded by PCGS :( (to the right of the eye and above ear)

Would grade MS64RD in my opinion.

enworb

Is it sad when you only see the obverse of a coin and can tell what denomination, date and mintmark it is going to be?

Very nice coin that hapney!

Fr45h3R

Quote from: 'enworb' pid='32700' dateline='1382958323'Is it sad when you only see the obverse of a coin and can tell what denomination, date and mintmark it is going to be?

Very nice coin that hapney!

Easier with Copper than Silver. With silver you got 4 choices for denomination :)

Cheers on the feedback as well guys.