Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of Bungal Collex. Got two pounds for you. In this hunt we're going to go through 500 pounds worth of two pounds. Hoping that Walter can do the business again. Our new lucky mascot Walter who was overseeing some fantastic finds over the last few episodes. This has been ever interesting back. A vortex, a vortex. Last one you did technically buy, isn't it? Oh, I've lost the label. Oh there it is. Who is it? Is it there? There we go. So I've got this at the same time as two bags of 50 pensions from the bank. And they were all tied together and this pin don't have this door to basically get you changed your order in on Saturday before 2pm on the Sunday. And then when I got home I realised the bag was ripped. So I don't know what's happened there because they were all tied together really heavy, whether all the way to way down. But it looks kind of cut rather than rather ripped there. Look at that point but this bit looks as though it's been cut open. So I don't know what's going on in here. I can tell you it is from the northwest Bishop gate Leicester Fossey. Fossey, Fossey Park, £500 from the... No, it's two northwest. Oh. From Leicester Fospark. Alright, okay. So from there £500 was the 23rd December last year. So just it's in 22, which up here, 20 good. So interesting. So I'm not really know what's going on here. Let's see what we've got. At least we don't need to blunt our silt on this one maybe. And that's for sure. So we're going to go through and see what we... Oh, someone number... Someone number sail. Alright, oh well, we'll save the sails for last then. We'll do the roller over bags first, eh? You want that? So pull the sail one, that one, two, three. Well, actually count all the bags you need. You could have been able to do it. Alright, alright, let's not... Oh, you got one, two, three, four. Four sail bags. Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. Oh, 13. Four, two, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen. Eight, nine, twenty, fifteen, twenty, twenty, twenty, twenty, twenty. Oh, alright. So they throw all the... That's something then. So yeah, that's... So I wonder then, I wonder if someone... Has ripped it open to put different coins in. But it wouldn't have been safe, it wasn't made up. It wouldn't have been sealed, would it? That's true. Oh, well, that's... A star, just like the Florence Nightingale. So if someone's been through it, rumble it. And put some sail bags in as a thank you. I don't know. There's Trinity Lighthouse. Quite low, minted just flowers, two pound goes. Value wise, pretty much fair. It's about... Then Trinity House in there, and the Florence Nightingale. I think I'll go a little bit more for Trinity House if it's in nice condition. But it's not particularly sought after, I don't think. You can look for rotation errors on these technologies, so you have a spin around... And see whether they've been flipped the wrong way. But one not lady, I'm as tired. There's an abolition of a slope, right? That was the Charles Dickens, it's just gone to the... So lady, I'm as tired, we've just filmed a 50 feet hunt. The one that went up on Tuesday. And before that, we did a members-only live stream. So lady, I'm as pretty tired. I'm not going to look for rotation errors. We're just looking for anything with a picture on or a batania, of course. There is St. Paul's, no two pound, no, it's completely without St. Paul's. The most common commemorative two pound kinds. Yeah, yeah. In circulation. And the after the union is not far behind it. In terms of the common. For the commemorative, you've got two pound-lit neck. Maybe another Charles Dickens could be a kitchener. It is a kitchener. There he is. He's face-pallying as well. For the whole narrow. Another St. Paul's coming up. And the last St. Paul's. And the last St. Paul's coming up. Album-wise, we have got a coin album trying to find every circulating two pound coin. And we've been trying to fill it for that long. Look, we just, I'm leaving Bob to get an elbow cup. Because we've needed Commonwealth Games Wales. And then a navy centenary, either one of the ship on, with a little error on the flag. But so long, that's the abelgy. It's barely worth him getting them out now. But we're living in hope. There's another St. Paul's. Of course, there's soon to be full it. What will we do, Lydia? We'll just start again. There's another St. Paul's. And then that. Charles Dickens. I was just thinking, I hope no one in the bank's gone through it. But then if it had gone through it, there wouldn't have put seal bags back. That would have just put... That would have just put lollie all the bags back in, surely. There's another commemorative. There's another Charles Dickens. Gordon Guinea. That's probably the plum find of the Huntsaw Far. There is three pound worth. What a Guinea, Lydia. It's a splendid thing. That's the edge inscription around the outside of the Guinea. There's another St. Paul's. All the two pounds of that edge inscription around the outside. Well, all the ones that are minted in the UK anyway. Which you can eat. All refer to or relate to the picture on the reverse of the coin. So there's the active union, for example. So if a jigsaw. And around the outside it says United into one kingdom. And that is commemorating. 300 years of Scotland in England. It's becoming a union. I assure you it was the union. It probably just came great, Britain did it. I'm sure that England and Scotland were great. There's another abolition of the slave trade. Maybe it was on the last lollie of a badge as a my. Nothing too spectacular. We'll be pinning our hopes on the seal of bugs, I think. Yep, I'm finishing on a bust. Right, four back there again. Picky-two, picky-two, picky-two. I'll just go over here for you. Oh, no tears, no tears. After you rip it open like the rockhard Norbiners that we are. Right, come on. Got a nice Commonwealth Games. No, just another Sam Pauls. And another abolition of the slave trade. Final bag for me. I'm not that child's a good man. Oh, they're eight. Oh, well, I think I've just topped you there, Liam. Well, it's a rat. A child's Darwin. It's in nice condition, not? It's very shiny. So, seal of bugs, a coming of trumps, there is a arch of the brew now. And this and less Liam has a stalking find that this is going to be the plum. The grapefier of London. Just over one and a half million minted. A lot of people's favorite coin, lovely design. Same designer as the Isaac Newton. That one, Aaron West. I'm finishing on a bust. Yeah. And Liam finished on a bust. That's it. That is really shiny, that. I'll definitely be keeping that. That doesn't look like it's been circulated. You can see it's been circulated. It's a nice condition, not? Which we're, which we're writing. By origin of the species. So, it's that way of saying, I'm going to swap that out for my album. And put that in my album, I think. So, I think we're all done out, we? That's the plum. I don't think there's any real honour, honour we mentioned, other than this starwind, me and laughter on a coin. And, erm, and maybe it's the Trinity House. So, let's, I think I want to pop this in the thumbnail. I'm going to make this the thumbnail. Okay. So, Walter, you're done all right. Yeah. You can't fall off with it with a great fire London. Right, I'm going to, I'm going to put that right up there. Nice and big for the thumbnail. And smile. I'm going to smile, Paul. Did you tell me just now? Do goofy faces. I thought it was idiot. Right, we're all done. Thank you very much for watching. And we'll see you in the next episode.