Here is some of today's Gold. Mostly from the Santa Clara show.

Quick and dirty photos...
Some gold from the Santa Clara show...
But I start off with the piece from the US Mint:


Yer basic gold bullion shouldn't be this fun...
A piece from the State of California: Mintage unknown.


And a few pieces of World Gold:
A proof centennial $20 Canadian piece: KM#71 - 337,688 minted. 0.5288 oz agw. Also, my birth year.


A Spanish 20 pesetas piece: The "62" restrike. Struck in 1962 from original dies. I don't know the mintage. 0.1867 oz agw.


An Saudi Arabian guinea: KM#36 - 1950 - 2,000,000 minted 0.2354 oz agw


A sovereign from 1876: KM#752 - 3,319,000 minted. The color attracted me to this one.


Some gold from the Santa Clara show...
But I start off with the piece from the US Mint:


Yer basic gold bullion shouldn't be this fun...
A piece from the State of California: Mintage unknown.


And a few pieces of World Gold:
A proof centennial $20 Canadian piece: KM#71 - 337,688 minted. 0.5288 oz agw. Also, my birth year.


A Spanish 20 pesetas piece: The "62" restrike. Struck in 1962 from original dies. I don't know the mintage. 0.1867 oz agw.


An Saudi Arabian guinea: KM#36 - 1950 - 2,000,000 minted 0.2354 oz agw


A sovereign from 1876: KM#752 - 3,319,000 minted. The color attracted me to this one.


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That Buffalo is Pure Bling!
Love the Cali Gold: looks like it's edible....
Miles
<< <i>Thanks for the very fine photos of some equally fine gold!
That Buffalo is Pure Bling!
Love the Cali Gold: looks like it's edible....
Miles >>
Miles said it best....but I will add, great images and coins!!!
The buffalo was shot in the capsule; I did not remove the capsule for this. It's still pretty new and clean (it'd better be).
I see some camera shake...blur in those photographs. If I didn't consider photography such a chore, i'd spend more time doing it right.
One thing about raw world gold. I prefer to store it in 'direct fit' airtites. I prefer this for viewing as opposed to a flip.
But it does mean that I need to keep just about every size of airtite from 20mm to 30mm on hand.
And there are a few that still defy a good fit.
By my count, my world gold collection stands at 33 coins. And by 'world gold' I mean coins that are not US Type. I should do a full presentation soon. It would be cool.
This thread in the US Coin Forum comes courtesy of the Dark Side. Feel the power™.
Lance.
info on mine, could you let me know? Same format, just 9 years later.
bob
Nice gold.
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