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2022 memorial full sovereign with original packaging. Excellent condition on both coin and box £615 NOW £600
2022 memorial half sovereign with original packaging. Excellent condition on both coin and box. £305  NOW £290
Rmsd included
Can provide more pics if needed
Thanks for looking
 

1887 Melbourne Jubilee Head - £397 Scarce - Spot price
1887 Sydney Young Head - Withdrawn
1910 Sydney - £410 Unc 
1931 Perth - £420 Scarce Unc   Reserved
1915 - £415 with RM card Unc
1932 SA - £415 with RM card Unc  Reserved
Price based on the new spot.
Plus postage
 
 

Item: As described 
Postage: RMSD by 1pm
Payment: Bank Transfer. No Returns 

I also have one of these .

£14🤔

This is my 1818 before it was graded - they are stunning coins. 

For sale is a 2002 Proof Half Sovereign 
Comes with original boxes and certificate of authenticity 
Price is £295 plus post of buyer’s choice and risk
Weekend special…£275 plus post.
Payment by bank transfer or PayPal friends and family.
Thanks for your interest 

I didn’t even set an alarm for this release my account manager is on the phone every other week offering me this rubbish then the next load of rubbish I asked to reserve a 2oz gold and guess what nothing. I’ve decided if she can’t offer me the coins I actually want I’m not buying anything from them. Just like Rolex I’m done with them. 
no hard feelings I’ve got watches I’ve got proof gold coins I’m sticking with bullion for the foreseeable future. 

Thanks .

Item: As Listed
Postage: RMSD by 1pm
Payment: Bank Transfer. No Returns.
 
 
 

I also have one of these .

I also have one of these .

I think this is the rarest one I have. Never seen another bullion 2016 half sovereign knocking about. Marsh has it at fewer than 500 so pretty rare 👍🏼

Me

Unless you bank with nationwide and you can do all the checks and then they still block your card when you try to pay.. not always.. just sometimes. It’s part of the fun 😭😭. 

Hi all,
As the title suggests I have a 2023 Coronation Sov PF70 First Releases with the Coronation portrait facing up. There won’t be many with this orientation as NGC mount the St George & the Dragon facing the front.
£750 posted
Thanks for looking 😊

1887 Victoria, 'Golden Jubilee' Two-Pounds, 1887, 'Jubilee' bust left, rev. St George and Dragon, milled edge, 15.94g, 12h (Spink 3865), nice example - £1050 + POST   

No offers 
£515 posted 
NGC AU55 in old slab stunner 
Would consider exchanges 


 
 
 

This absolute stunner of a coin has sold on TSF. I am not sure if it is the largest gold coin to have been sold on TSF so far but I think that it possibly may be? (I know for sure that it isn't the largest transactions to have taken place on TSF, but it likely is the largest single gold coin to have been sold?) 

This sale shows that TSF members are interested in Gold as well as Silver.  

Thank you to @ilovesilverireallydo for listing this very unique piece for sale which has a mintage of only 50 and a huge congratulations to the buyer who purchased this absolute stunner of a coin. I am sure there are many (myself included) who wished they had such a budget for such a showstopper of a coin! I would have superLoved this coin but had already hit my daily limit of 1 superLove per day 😅

❤️

Looking forward to seeing the many interesting pieces both large and small that are listed on the forum in the future. 

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Chards have this at 841 but is out of stock. So my price is 840 plus post. Thanks.

 

It’s down to personal choice and goals. Price and value are two different things, if you don’t see any value in proof sovereigns then it’s very likely you won’t return any value so bullion is a better option for you.
I’ll pick up a few tubs of special year reverse  bullion sovereigns as they normally hold a slightly higher premium over time.  Proof sovereigns for me a joy to collect and there’s zero pain in holding them.  

Collecting at both ends of the sovereign spectrum hedges its self.   Tubes of jubilees were £8,300.  And proof Jubilee  £5 were moving for £5,500-£6,000 each the fulls were £950-£1000 each ……..what’s the problem here?    
The proof Jubilees have done very well, the memorial is a first, but it’s such a nice deign especially in the larger £5.  
As for the price I don’t care, the value of holding the memorial proof sovereign set of a new monarch  is well worth more to me than the  price I paid. 
 

 
 

4 coin set - Jubilee Sovereign Proof Set - Double, Single, Half and Quarter Proof Sovereigns.
£3,000 including Special Delivery to UK Addresses.
Payment by bank transfer please.
Will take more photos tomorrow (had an issue with my phone).
 
 

George III (1760-1820), Silver Crown 1820 LX
Attractively toned.  Extremely fine. 
£525 Posted Special Delivery 
Obverse: Laureate head right, PISTRUCCI below truncation, date below, Latin legend and toothed border surrounding, GEORGIUS III G: BRITANNIARUM REX F:
Reverse: St George and dragon right, PISTRUCCI in exergue, Order of the Garter motto in French surrounding, .HONI . SOIT. QUI. MAL . Y. PENSE.
Edge: Inscribed in raised letters, DECUS ET TUTAMEN* ANNO REGNI LX*, weight 28.22g.  (Spink.3787). 
The Latin legend translates as on the obverse "George the Third, by the grace of God, King of the Britons, Defender of the Faith" and the French on the reverse, "Evil to him who evil thinks," additionally on the edge "An ornament and a safeguard, in the 60th year of the reign".

i thought that might be useful for the community (and for myself too, in case i missed or misunderstood something) as i read more and more comments about Sotds..
2012
-           02-06                           Diamond Jubilee                                                                        Mintage 2012
2013
-          02-06                           60th Coronation anniversary.                                                    Mintage 2013
-          22-07                           Prince George’s birth
 
2014
-          22-07                           Prince George 1st birthday
 
2015
-          02-05                           Princess Charlotte’s birth
-          22-07                           Prince George 2nd birthday
 
2016
-          11-06                           QE II’ 90th birthday
 
2017
-          06-02                           Sapphire Jubilee (65th reign anniversary)                          Mintage 650
-          01-07                           Sovereign 200th anniversay.                                                Mintage 1793
-          20-11                           Platinum wedding (70th wedding anniversary)                  Mintage 745
 
2018
-          02-06                           Coronation 65th anniversary                                              Mintage 650
-          22-07                           “The progress of a prince”. Prince George 5th birthday  Mintage 750
 
2019
-          24-05                           Queen Victoria 200th birthday anniversary                         Mintage 650
-          26-08                           Prince Albert 200th birthday anniversary                             Mintage 650
 
2020
-          31-01                           Brexit Portcullis                                                                               Mintage 1500
-          08-05                           V-day in Europe 75th anniversary                                            Mintage 750
-          15-08                           End of war 75th anniversary      
 
2021
-          12-06                           QEII 95th birthday
 
2022
-          06-02                           QEII Platinum Jubilee                                                                    Mintage 1200
 
2023
-          06-05                           KCIII Coronation                                                                              Mintage 1260
 
 
 

It is. I was all set for this one, I have missed all the other engravers so far, and quite liked the look of this one.
But its way to expensive. The golds are out of my reach, and a £560 entry point for the silver is comical - £140 an ounce is sheer greed and likely most of them will have problems.
Not having the option to buy the coins individually like the gothic crown is a mistake I think.
It's a nice coin, but not for me at the price.
So my £560 will stay with me for now and go towards the Coronation sovereign.
Disappointed. Again.