watchesandwhisky

Of to work in a min mate will sort for you soon, the watch is mint condition, the strap has two faint marks.

Blue Omega seamaster 2019, ceramic dial and bezel, full set on bracelet with additional OEM blue rubber strap and buckle - £3600 Longines Spirit Zulu time, green ceramic bezel on brown leather strap with deployant clasp, full set - £1650 Photos will be provided if interested👍

Wow nearly a decade old post! is this forum ten yet?

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The perth mint sure does make some stunners..

Bullion condition (kept in the chards baggies they arrived in, some toning ect...) , £24 each plus postage of choice/cost/risk. 2 Available.

What the hell have i woken up to 🤣 Yes this has sold, Sorry to those who missed out, went to the first person to pm me and offer payment (fairest way i think)

Boxed with COA, royal mail special delivery included in the price £425, I make that cheaper than a 2023 bullion brit, bargain!

Some cheap silver , a royal mint proof sterling crown for the queens 80th birthday - £20 a royal Australian mint 1 troy ounce .999 fine silver proof queen mother coin (mintage 30,000) £25 A 1875 half crown slick, £6 Postage of choice/risk on top. (royal mail only)

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/hive-blockchain/ Will sell for ten percent under the going rate, tradable on binance. Have approx. £250 now and another £250 in six weeks time.

I am so out of the collecting loop Pete I'm afraid I wont be of much help, The wood Bison's was the first coins I bought, at £25 a pop from Atkinson's the jewellers! I sold them ages ago but ten years on I would say that quote from coininvest seems so irresponsible, I get they want to shift product but It seems like quite the prediction to make!

Still available.

740

£730

Reduced £52 plus postage of choice.

£54 plus postage of choice/risk (royal mail)

Depends where you go, a jeweller may have a XRF gun to test the purity (high tech expensive kit) but many wont be too forthcoming to use said kit, a pawn shop is more likely to do a acid test, essentially they scratch the band over a stone (it does not really mark the rings much, then use different strength acids to work out its purity. Just remember though these places are not in the habit of giving out a free metal analysis. To be honest I would probably just send anything that isnt uk hallmarked strait to https://lois-bullion.com/ , let them test and buy it, there prices are very fair.

Easiest way would be to take to a pawn shop yourself and see if they will test them for you.

The 18ct ring id pay 100% of spot and try and sell for a bit more , the rest probably offer 90% and sell for 95% But yes % of purity adjusted.

Ok, I would look to pay just under spot and hope to sell them for just over. the stones are small so forget about them just weigh the rings and check purity first, for unmarked rings or foreign hallmarked i would offer 90% of spot and sell for 95%

sold for the opening bid!

If you buy of your friend, whats your plan for them?

Just under two hours remain!

From what I can see the garnet cluster ring with the original bill of sale is the nicest item here. That said its a tough sale, the diamonds are small and garnets are not particularly valuable in most cases. Also depends on the finger size of the ring, the weight does come into it but its value may be slightly more than the gold content, finding someone to pay that price will need legwork and time. Also it depends on the condition of the claws holding the stones, the condition of the shank and it being in good shape ect. Agree with steffana if it isn't UK hallmarked its value can go down.

This lot is for auction, starting bid is 10 % below sterling spot, all hallmarked, all sold as scrap but some interesting bits here. Highest bid at 8 pm wins! buyer pays postage of choice and risk (royal mail) 366 grams hallmarked sterling. £195 start bid.