https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18904.html [solved]

This coin is listed as 10g but I have 5 and all are 6.9g
also, they contain 1.03g of 14k Gold and 1.03g of 999 silver,
wouldn’t that warrant a Bullion value at the bottom of the page
of approximately £30, €35.85, $39.12?

You can write the mass of contained silver and gold in the comment section but because it is a mix of different metals you won't get a bullion value on the bottom of the page.

I see.
thank you.

otherwise then it’s just the weight, they’re 6.9g, not 10g

This is the link:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18904.html
Turks and Caicos Islands
25 Crowns - Elizabeth II Millennium
2000

If someone decides the weight is wrong and wants to change the page.

Looks like others are listing this coin incorrectly if the CoA is accurate.

Colnect list it as a 10g .925 silver with gold gilding.

and Krause list it as gold plated silver.

Quote: "inc7007"​Looks like others are listing this coin incorrectly if the CoA is accurate.
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​Colnect list it as a 10g .925 silver with gold gilding.
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​and Krause list it as gold plated silver.
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​I had the same questions. Found out the CoA doesn't come from the mint or any official government source but from a third party retailer, The Westminster Collection. Maybe they got it right? I found a a few on ebay, one showing the same CoA and others with the descriptions:

2000 Turks & Caicos 25 Crowns Silver & 14 Carat Gold Coin
2000 Turks and Caicos 25 Crowns Coin Silver Gold
2000 Turks and Caicos Millennium 25 Crowns Silver (.925) 10g 15mm KM# 272 FDC

What's the diameter of your coin?

I have closed the request, as there is nothing to change.