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200 Anniversary "Strike on the day" Sovereign


westminstrel

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Before they sell out and short on funds - Chard do take credit card with a small surcharge, works out just under £520 if those are short on funds but not wanting to miss out.

Only x6 left now - BE QUICK ! 

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5 minutes ago, westminstrel said:

Does Chards ship overseas?

From chard's web page. I would phone

11 International Delivery

11.1 If you would like to order Products to be delivered to a destination outside of the United Kingdom, please contact us before placing your Order.

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4 minutes ago, westminstrel said:

Does Chards ship overseas?

Yes they do.  Not sure if the website will allow overseas ordering.  You may have to phone the order through.

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6 minutes ago, westminstrel said:

Does Chards ship overseas?

I just rang them to ask for you, they said yes they ship to overseas no problem. 

Edit> oh out of stock, well, I tried to be quick for you :P 

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1 minute ago, whitesands1 said:

Now then, here's a thought.  In 2012 the Strike on the Day limit was 2012.  For the 2017 it is 1817 not 2017 making it 10% rarer than it could have been!

What did they do for the 2012 strike of the day? as in, how was it different from the bullion and proof. 

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Just now, Paul said:

Ahh so nothing too interesting about it, just the 2012 design. 

Well, it would have been interesting if they did the normal bullion that year and this was the only way to get the 2012 design other than proof 

I wonder how long it took those to sell out, if they sold out. 

2 minutes ago, whitesands1 said:

It was hand signed - I have a notion that the new one will be hand signed too as a nice surprise.

Well that more than justifies the price :P phew hehe 

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11 minutes ago, whitesands1 said:

It was hand signed - I have a notion that the new one will be hand signed too as a nice surprise.

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I had one of them 

was really hard to tell the difference just looked like BU 

a rare coin but not worth much than bullion value ,, 

This year with 1817 design will make it more collectable 

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This is a double nice year to have for two, make that three, reasons. First, it is the 1817 design, which is just sublime. Second, the "strike on the day" is smooth edged, which clearly distinguishes it from either the bullion or the proof versions. Double win. Finally, they got this "on the day" one right. The third reason ? A decently very low mintage on a one off year design.

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