What's up plebs?
I was in the mood to play a bit with my camera.. So I took some of my silver coins out and...
As you can see, for this photoshoot I chose my 20$ Mozambique coin that I recently unboxed, along with its smaller brothers, the 10 and 5 escudos.
Here are some more shots I took:
Some quick stats about the coins
- 5 Escudos 1960 - 4 g of 0.650 silver
- 10 Escudos 1954 - 5 g of 0.720 silver
20 Escudos 1955 - 10 g of 0.720 silver
Fyi, the escudo was the currency of Mozambique from 1914 until 1980, subdivided into 100 centavos. On 16 June 1980 it was replaced by the metical.
As I said a few days ago, I was on the look out for the 20$ piece for quite a while now (for the right price), it's finally good to own all three denominations.
By the way, what do you think of my photos? I think I am improving _
In other news, I scored an interesting piece of gold in spot price... I think I'll have it next week. Nothing big, it's small and cute. And getting for spot price felt really good, can't wait to show it to you!
Ok friends, this is it for today. See you soon with more precious stuff 😍
Stack on!
Fun Numismatics Posts
Enjoyed the post? Here is some more fun silver/numismatics themed content I have written in the past I think you will enjoy:
- The country that uses plastic coins!
- The bizarre coins of Cook Islands
- Infographic: What Type of Silver Whale are you?
- My silver pocket piece
- My favorite piece from the stack
- The 10 Million Dollar Coin
- This is where gold really comes from!
- That's one big nugget!
- The Ten Thousand Dollar Bill ?!?!
- Biggest Gold Coin Ever
- A coin made of cardboard
- The microorganism that poops gold!
- World's smallest gold coin
- Manchukuo's Fiber Coins from 1945