They certainly would! Seems like many in the community like these bars. Too bad they are sterling silvers. Would have been awesome if there were 999. Cheers Pierre and happy stacking ✌🏻😊
Hiya coinsense. Good to know the 1989 Onza is not a common coin. Really happy to have this first Onza and looking forward to adding more. I’ve done videos on the Straits Settlements coins early on in my channel (looking back, they are terrible videos LOL). Maybe its time to revisit this topic and do more videos on these British Malays coins. Cheers coinsense and happy stacking ✌🏻😊
@@NCstacker it certainly was! Will make a fine addition to the stack of thalers I scored from MR Roberts. Cheers NC and thanks for stopping by the channel 😊✌🏻
Nice finds it’s cool to see the coins you can find. I live part time in Thailand and it’s impossible to find silver in Thailand. I just subscribed to your channel.
Hiya KTB. Thanks for watching commenting and most importantly, subscribing to the channel. Glad you liked the presentation. Interesting that silvers are hard to find in Thailand. Thanks for sharing the info. Cheers and keep stacking 😊✌🏻
Always nice to see what you pick up from one of your favourite coin stores in Singapore S2G, a very cool variety of collectable silver pieces, the Austrian Thaler is the real standout for me, followed by the Mexican Onza, you seem to be addicted to Ballarat Sovereign Hill tokens, interesting twist on the 1935 Malaya 20c silver coin. Cheers Peter J 😂👋🔥👍
Yes! I had a wonderful visit at William Ng. Quite happy with my pickups and wonderful to share them with the community. The Ballarat Hills token was certainly a pleasant find, interesting that there are so many here in Singapore! Cheers buddy and thanks again for catching up on all my recent videos 😊✌🏻
I can't remember if I told you but I had 2 bouts of kidney stones with lingering effects over the last few weeks, but I am over it all now and back on track, so finally catching up with my comments 🤣🙏👍
@@peterj8278 you mentioned that in your previous comments but I honestly thought you were over that already. Didn’t know you were still troubled by it Peter. Sorry to hear that but am glad the worst is behind you now. Take care of yourself and be cheerful always ✌🏻😊
Those silver bars are quote unique. I think my favorite of the lot. Georgie, you told me you were not gonna start buying the Onzas/Libertads. You lied😂 Congrats on your first of I hope many. 1,396,500 for the BU 1oz thst year.
LOL I did mean it StG… honest! But William Ng Collections gave me a deal I just couldn’t refuse. Gotta say, they are really pretty coins, I can see why many stackers like them so much. I doubt I will be adding more onzas unless I can find them at low premiums. But you never know right. Cheers buddy and happy stacking 😊✌🏻
@@send2georgie_S2GLibertads do have a high premium but IMO they are the best annual bullion to collect. I have been casually working on completing a date set. I don’t think I’ve got an ‘89. Very nice pickup
Great Score! I didnt knew such pretty silver vintage bars existed since I wan't even born in that era lol, thanks for sharing those interesting pieces 🤩
Yes they were SD! In fact there are two different sets you can look for. I will publish a video on both these sets sometime next week. Cheers and happy stacking ✌🏻😊
Hiya Jamie. I know exactly which coin bars you’re referring to. I think you sent one to Macdonald Bullion. Glad you stopped by the video. Cheers and keep stacking 😊✌🏻
@@send2georgie_S2Ggreat observation , Georgie,but the one I sent Mac. is “isshu gin” , the younger brother (1/4 the size)🤣. I hope you’re well, J🙋🏻♂️.
Awww thanks Shawn. Yes these bars are quite unusual from the Singapore Mint. There are two different sets to lookout for and I will have an upcoming video detailing both of them. Cheers and happy stacking ✌🏻😊
It certainly was Wisey. Interesting that the token made its way all the way here to Singapore. Glad you liked the presentation. Cheers and happy stacking ✌🏻😊
Nice additions, I recently picked up two mercury dime rounds also with no idea who makes them either, I think mine are very recently minted and probably still being made
Yes there are some minor variations with the Mercury rounds. Some are easily identifiable. Still haven’t discovered which Mint made my round. So share if you find out more. Cheers Wager and happy stacking ✌🏻😊
Hiya Acca. Thanks for watching. Glad you liked the video. Btw I edited some of our videos already. Might publish them sooner (before the end of this month). Cheers buddy and keep stacking ✌🏻😊
