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Yes! Will get it slab.

A new addtion, not slabed yet. Given the high areas not been worn off, I put it at UNC.

Lighting was rather flat while taking this shot. Did not show its brilliance.

Straits Settlements 1910 Kg Edward VII 5cts.

I am anticipating it at MS62, but with the hairline scratches it may be graded UNC Detail - Surface hairlines (If there's such a grade) Ha! Haa..haa..

Straits Settlements 1903 King Edward VII $1 Silver. Incused "B"

Mintage 15,009,891 - Yet to be slab.

Straits Settlements 1910 King Edward VII 20cts. Graded AU58. Mintage 3,276,167

Got this coin from eBay and had it slab. Hope to get hold of a UNC coin in the near future. Though the 20cts 1910 coins are printed in high quatities, but to find BU / UNC coins is a challenge.

Anyone has any Straits Settlements coins to show? Hope some of you can share them.

Straits Settlements 1902 King Edward VII 10cts Silver - MS62 gradings.

Mintage - 6,118,000 is pentiful, however it's scarce and rare in these conditions. This is a beauty.

Straits Settlements 1908 King Edward VII $1 Silver

Sadly this coin coin is slab "Surface Hairlines" AU. Had wish I had a number grading. Will post some better ones of the same.

Mintage - 4,151,652

Thanks! I will be posting more coins of my collection in this area.

1910 Straits Settlements King Edward 5cts AU condition. Mintage (13,012,111 pieces) Despite the high mintage, coins in AU to UNC conditions are rather hard to find.

My area of interest is of course Straits Settlements from the era of Queen Victoria, King Edward VII and King George V

New addition to my collection. Straits Settlements Queen Victoria 1898 5cts. UNC

Given the image post, this coin would be graded at EF. The reverse shows wear.

For this series of the 1907-08 50cts coins, I have seen many of these coins similar to yours are of BU / UNC conditions. Those coins were struck off from worn out dies or weak dies. They have full lustre or brilliance that cannot be forged.

Full detail BU / UNC piece - RRR