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Sharps Pixley have a selection of old sovereigns but I think they're slightly dearer than HGM. They don't advertise specific years as you have to ask them what they have at the counter.

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44 minutes ago, MickB said:

Sharps Pixley have a selection of old sovereigns but I think they're slightly dearer than HGM. They don't advertise specific years as you have to ask them what they have at the counter.

The one by pick a deli station ?

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22 hours ago, Kman said:

Have you received it? how is it 

Yes,  I'd probably grade it as at the high end of VF and maybe just EF reverse but you could make a case for EF overall.  I missed another yesterday that was gone before I could checkout but I did manage to grab a half.  It will probably be a jubilee 1892 but you never know.  

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I have found nice prices  for 1oz gold coins from bgasc and bold precious metals:

Sale on 1 oz Gold American Eagle $50 Coin Brilliant Uncirculated Bullion (Random Year) from BGASC today is ~$1,321.91  (~consider over spot premium fluctuation).

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Nice price for 2017 Gold Great Britain Queen’s Beasts (The Griffin) – 1 oz. As low as $26.00 per ounce over spot from BOLD Precious Metals

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1 oz Gold Austrian Philharmonic Coin is now $24.99 over spot at SD Bullion

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On 15/08/2017 at 13:26, Murph said:

Yes,  I'd probably grade it as at the high end of VF and maybe just EF reverse but you could make a case for EF overall.  I missed another yesterday that was gone before I could checkout but I did manage to grab a half.  It will probably be a jubilee 1892 but you never know.  

It was an 1892 half.  Yet another to the collection

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Love the 50 pesos gold coins. Atkinsons have a pre-owned one (or more) 

https://atkinsonsbullion.com/pre-owned/gold/pre-owned-gold-coins/pre-owned-mexican-50-peso-gold-coin

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Is gold considered high right now, or is this just its natural upwards curve? It was £940 last month, £1000 now. But in 2007 it was only £300, and skyrocketed (housing crisis, I guess).

So do most people think we are seeing gold on its usual trajectory or is it high because of leftover credit crunch baggage which is yet to level off?

I see great deals in here but just got cold feet when I looked at the historical chart.  Wondering when good times to buy gold are.

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7 minutes ago, Jay2 said:

Is gold considered high right now, or is this just its natural upwards curve? It was £940 last month, £1000 now. But in 2007 it was only £300, and skyrocketed (housing crisis, I guess).

So do most people think we are seeing gold on its usual trajectory or is it high because of leftover credit crunch baggage which is yet to level off?

I see great deals in here but just got cold feet when I looked at the historical chart.  Wondering when good times to buy gold are.

Just budget what you can afford each month assign a £ figure that suits your.  Last month gets you a little more this month a little less.

In the long run you are dollar cost averaged in and have bought as much on the lows as you have the highs

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9 minutes ago, Ansel said:

There are currently 10+ Victoria Young Head G&D sovereigns available at HGM. Spot  + 10%.

been there since yesterday. they have around 50, but nothing exciting re: years

10% is pushing it imo

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1 minute ago, sovereignsteve said:

been there since yesterday. they have around 50, but nothing exciting re: years

10% is pushing it imo

Yes indeed, it seemed a bit expensive to me but thought it may be of use to someone. Seems I was pretty late to the party though! 

This afternoon I'm having a very enjoyable and educational read through the Sovereign Talk thread. Seeing some of the wonderful coin purchases that HGM occasionally throw up made me have a quick look for the first time in a few days. 

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31 minutes ago, Jay2 said:

So do most people think we are seeing gold on its usual trajectory or is it high because of leftover credit crunch baggage which is yet to level off?


Doesn't feel high to me anymore, got used to it being £900-1000 now for the past year or so

Personally I like buying straight numismatics or semi-numismatics over pure bullion; it gives you a buffer so you aren't so at the mercy of spot price

Like the Indian sovereign I think is a decent bet, not too much above spot but very likely to hold a premium even if spot did drop to £800 or so again

 

 

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46 minutes ago, Kman said:


Doesn't feel high to me anymore, got used to it being £900-1000 now for the past year or so

Personally I like buying straight numismatics or semi-numismatics over pure bullion; it gives you a buffer so you aren't so at the mercy of spot price

Like the Indian sovereign I think is a decent bet, not too much above spot but very likely to hold a premium even if spot did drop to £800 or so again

 

 

Numi / semi-numi gold coins - never considered until reading the pamphlet from Rosland who seem to focus on selling graded coins.
Any pointers in the direction of where to look / dealers for "numi" gold that are deemed fair and honourable ??

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1 hour ago, sovereignsteve said:

been there since yesterday. they have around 50, but nothing exciting re: years

10% is pushing it imo

Noticed that yesterday after I just missed a pair of shield backs but I didn't bother even phoning to ask about the dates  as I didn't expect anything in good enough condition or interesting enough.

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