Re: Royal Spanish Mint 1/10 Toro Doubloon

Tue Feb 06, 2024 11:19 am

Admin wrote:

Very nice.

Question, as I have not collected many varieties of the 1/10th apart from Britannia , and Maples.
Are those 999+

Or are they 22ct with a overall gold amount of 1/10th?

They're all 999+ Jon.

Tue Feb 06, 2024 11:24 am

Periodic Table wrote:

Admin wrote:

Very nice.

Question, as I have not collected many varieties of the 1/10th apart from Britannia , and Maples.
Are those 999+

Or are they 22ct with a overall gold amount of 1/10th?

They're all 999+ Jon.

Now I am interested.
Shocked

Dang bud I was hoping for the later.

Tue Feb 06, 2024 11:30 am

Admin wrote:

Periodic Table wrote:

Silverlocks wrote:I've got a 1/10 Bull is on my hit list as well and I got a Lynx last year. Have to say I like 1/10 coins too, although with my decrepit eyesight I'm pretty much down to taking photos and admiring them secondhand. Having said this, tiny as 1/10 coins are, a macro lens make short work of displaying them in all their glory.

The 1/10 Somalia elephant takes the prize in size having a diameter of 20 mm. I look forward to the 1/10 Spanish Carthusian Horse this year.

Very nice.

Question, as I have not collected many varieties of the 1/10th apart from Britannia , and Maples.
Are those 999+

Or are they 22ct with a overall gold amount of 1/10th?

Most are fine gold except Krugs, Eagles and pre-2013 Brits. Pretty much all others are .999 or .9999.

I've got a 2023 elephant; the 2024 is also on my hit list.

Tue Feb 06, 2024 11:37 am

The 1/10 Canada polar bear Is the smallest in diameter. So I need a magnifying

to see everything.

Royal Spanish Mint 1/10 Toro Doubloon - Page 2 Img20274

Tue Feb 06, 2024 3:19 pm

Jaw is wide open

Yep I have to keep buying more of these. in different forms.