BBBB (Big Bullion Briefcase Buy)

lordmarcovan

No, I didn’t buy the briefcase itself- I already had that. It was my step-grandfather’s, from the 1950s. It’s old and stained, but sturdy.

Bullion
(4) 10-oz. silver bars
(10) 10-oz. silver Australian Kookaburra coins ("hockey pucks")
(2) 1-oz. gold bars
(3) USA gold Eagles, 2003, PCGS MS70 (1 oz. each- I later sold these to a friend, at cost)
(3) gold South African Krugerrands, 1970s-'80s vintage (1 oz. each)
(2) gold Austrian 100-corona "1915" restrikes (.9802 oz each)
(1) gold Peruvian 100-soles, 1965 (1.3544 oz.)

Other stuff
(1) 1880-S USA Morgan dollar, NGC MS66+ (this was an upgrade- I traded in a common-date example in a PCGS MS64 slab)
(1) 1927 USA Saint-Gaudens double eagle, PCGS MS66 (another upgrade- I traded in a 1923 in PCGS MS64. This coin is on its way back to PCGS for reholdering and TrueView images).

tincup

That BBBB rates an AAAA+ !

Downtown1974

Great stash!
Please post the pics when you get the MS66 Saint back.

johnny9434

i like the looks of the fine mint silver and the rest of course

MsMorrisine

@johnny9434 said:
i like the looks of the fine mint silver and the rest of course

that's recent product. 9 fine mint is apmex's brand name

lordmarcovan

The 9Fine Mint 10-oz bars are pleasantly fat and chunky, but surprisingly compact.

Anybody know whose product that bigger 10-oz bar with the flying eagle on it is?

Goldminers

@lordmarcovan said:
The 9Fine Mint 10-oz bars are pleasantly fat and chunky, but surprisingly compact.

Anybody know whose product that bigger 10-oz bar with the flying eagle on it is?

I believe that is a cast CNT (Coins N Things) Minting bar also available for sale at Silvertown and other dealers as 10-ounce bar .9999 with the flying eagle.

JimTyler

Holy 💩 !! You’ve been holding out….. and not one hole.