Collection: Foreign Silver Coins

Which date, mint, denomination, variety and edge details should establish the information for the foreign-issue silver-coin lot?

For the foreign-issue silver-coin lot, photograph obverse, reverse, edge, weight and diameter readings, and the graded-holder label. Note coin name, date, mint, variety, weight, diameter and edge, and keep every image under the label for the correct coin.

How should toning, wear, cleaning, repair and holder issues be documented for the foreign-issue silver-coin lot?

For the foreign-issue silver-coin lot, take a full view first, then close-ups that show patina, wear, chop marks, cleaning, repairs and graded-holder details. Do not clean, polish, recolour or open a graded holder.

Can a single coin be reviewed for an initial enquiry?

Yes. Provide coin name, date, mint, variety, weight, diameter and edge, together with clear photographs of the current condition. Use photographs to establish coin name, date, mint and variety for Foreign Silver Coins; inspect directly only when physical condition remains unresolved.

How should personal details on a receipt accompanying the foreign-issue silver-coin lot be protected?

Names, addresses and payment information may be covered. Leave visible only the details that help link the document to coin name, date, mint, variety, weight, diameter and edge.