FrIdAy: gOlD. SiLvEr. pLaTiNuM. It's in your BLOOD. Fire!

Weiss

Weiss

I'm just going to keep posting until someone else does

Weiss

PerryHall

Great looking pics. Anyone one of which would make a great desk top.

Weiss

carew4me

Meltdown

CCC2010

jmski52

Nice metals! Very pretty bar, CCC!

Weiss

TIPPAHNUM

carew4me

Mesquite

Azurescens

It's the first and only gift given to me by my grandfather via a Christmas stocking, 1984. It won't even cover dinner but to me it's priceless.

PerryHall

I have one just like it without the draw string bag. Contains a little less than 2 ozs of silver (1.927 oz to be exact).

mkman123

@Mesquite Loving the 50 gram pamp gold!!

No pics but went to a local pawn store.......7.9 FV of dimes and quarters for $79!!!!

Downtown1974

Wow....what a great variety this week. Beautiful metals fellas!!
Weiss, your pictures are off the charts. Love them!

hchcoin

LukeMarshall

Weiss

LukeMarshall

Very nice Sir

Weiss

@LukeMarshall said:
Very nice Sir

LukeMarshall

Weiss

That's cool. I've never seen that one before!

LukeMarshall

@Weiss said:
That's cool. I've never seen that one before!

Thanks!
I was fortunate enough to acquire this piece Earlier this year, my first ounce of Platinum.

carew4me

@LukeMarshall said:

@Weiss said:
That's cool. I've never seen that one before!

Thanks!
I was fortunate enough to acquire this piece Earlier this year, my first ounce of Platinum.

Nice. First time I have seen that one!

PeacePeople

jmski52

Weiss, you should start a date collection of Kruggerands

ricko

@carew4me...That is a gorgeous Indian... what grade is that one??? Cheers, RickO

Azurescens

@PerryHall said:
I have one just like it without the draw string bag. Contains a little less than 2 ozs of silver (1.927 oz to be exact).

1000 grains should be a little over 2 troy oz.

I think only 4000 were made in 1973 but I am pretty sure I've got that wrong. It seems older. Mine came in this bag inside of a grey-white box.

PerryHall

Sterling is .925 fine so 1000 gr sterling bar would contain 925 gr of silver and 75 gr of alloy. There is 480 grains in a Troy ounce. Divide 925 by 480 and you get 1.927 ounces of silver.

asheland

Here's a pic from about a year ago:

asheland

And this (both are pretty scarce types)

carew4me

Thanks Rick,
It is a PCGS MS 63 CAC

piecesofme

@CCC2010 said:

I miss this one :-( At least I know it's in good hands

piecesofme

@LukeMarshall said:

Damn! Now that's a great piece with a cool SN to boot.

ricko

@carew4me....Nice... It looks better than a 63..... Cheers, RickO

rawteam1

The E10 looks to be one of a kind...

asheland

Here's a newp from Saturday for my silver guys:

PeacePeople

@rawteam1 said:
The E10 looks to be one of a kind...

I'm not really sure...style seems to be series 3, but number doesn't seem to line up with those...so maybe?