Here Is The Silver An Gold Coin Collection Finally

I love all these goodies; let me know if you are going to sell anything.

Yes thanks for all the replies all, and for now I don't plan on selling anything, but who knows what the future will bring. I do plan to hold on to most for many years and continue to add to the collection....

I am about to go to work and I am a bit pressed on time, but later tonight I will add some more pictures, as much of the stuff on the stool you really can't see that well. I am still struggling to find the right light and angle to prevent silver flash glare, and I never new just what a real skill photography was until I began taking digital pictures for ebay sells and what not....

The Me-262 is indeed a great find, the guy had the back pictured, and it also came with another 20 gram Liberia silver, which is Chancellorsville civil war coin, far left in picture, and it was pictured via the front. So it was a great surprise, but I did know its COA said something about World war 2 aviation. I bought those two for 38 total with ebay bucks, major find, about two months back, say 19 bucks each. I think as silver goes up, the 20 gram coins from Liberia can be great silver addition. And as well with the 3/4 gram coins, very collectible IMO. The silver has a very cameo appearance, when silver does creep over 50 an oz., you can still get these at a decent price. I have a Concord and Gemini space coin saved in list, both just under 40 total....

The Me-262 was the first jet airplane to see military battle, via the famous German Luftwaffe. It has its stats on COA. The other coin that appears to be military is a Japanese Zero, with its stats printed on backside, speed, weight, climbing speed, etc. It has some toning and not as beautiful, via the zero, but still a great piece of history. There is also a Charles Lindbergh Spirit of St. Louis bar, with his famous plane on the front. The Me-262 coin is the only one I have seen yet, but using key word combinations in your ebay searches is VERY KEY. One guy may list Worlds smallest gold coin, where another lists Liberia 3/4 gram gold, where the next lists Small gold coin. You gotta make sure you hunt all angles, and the same with hunting for the Silver Liberia aviation coins. All it takes is misspelling era, or one letter off, and the search engine will miss it all together....

On the Lunar coin question, there is 6 original series and 2 more second series, via the Tiger and colored ox. I need 6 more 1st series to complete that most expensive high premium set....

I want to adds a couple 1/10th Eagles next, maybe some Britannia silver and gold gilded I really like. Finish those Lunar sets. And who knows what I might see and find on random searches....

And lastly, I am gonna add some older gold coins as well more of a true currency circulation if you will, even though I look for non-circulated, like the 2.5 Mexican 1945 gold Peso I really like for the coin and price....

This link below takes you to thread that BiggFredd gave me the other site for re-sizing and much more, that you can also use for here, or other places....

https://goccf.com/t/88296

And Almost-collectible, I have made some YouTube videos in past, so I can indeed put one together and have it upload in an hour or so. May do that here when time allows....

Wow, thanks Junior e! No greater compliment you can pay one IMO, other than replicate one's stacking strategy so to speak....

The 1/10th gold Eagle is a great coin because it is recognized an sought after by many, and it is not big, nor to small, just right, like Goldie Locks pour-age I say, lol....

I am gonna take some more individual up-close picks of some of the other silver, and upload them in a bit....

Rastatodd, that is an ultra rare 12 oz. troy pound beauty, and I have never seen any others in that size. I have found some 8 oz. ones seems like....

nothing beats a shiny collection like that!....im hoping my collection will be close to that soon......ill keep dreaming :)

So do I. It's amazing how much they did way back when, just using their ingenuity and LOTS of hard work!

The funny thing about the Morgans was that I told my wife later on that I toyed with the idea of cleaning out the case... just buy 'em all! She thought that was a decent idea and that really floored me.

Yeah, the Morgans are... hmmm... 0.77 oz. of silver? Something like that, so less than an oz. but still gorgeous coins. I absolutely love the design on the reverse... very classy, IMHO. I will definitely be adding more Morgans to my collection. Might even get one of those blue coin books for a set of them.



Yes, that would be sweet. The CC marked Morgans are not nearly as numerous as the ones from the other mints, so should have some nice collector value. I'll have to keep an eye peeled for any of these that show up in my area.