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A brave little fella from the @SVcollector auction
 

Old stockbrokers and old gold dealers in Greece used to write signatures or put stamps on gold sovereigns.
 
The reason was to recognize their coins and checked also for authenticity.
 

Old stockbrokers and old gold dealers in Greece used to write signatures or put stamps on gold sovereigns.
 
The reason was to recognize their coins and checked also for authenticity.
 

Old stockbrokers and old gold dealers in Greece used to write signatures or put stamps on gold sovereigns.
 
The reason was to recognize their coins and checked also for authenticity.
 

Old stockbrokers and old gold dealers in Greece used to write signatures or put stamps on gold sovereigns.
 
The reason was to recognize their coins and checked also for authenticity.
 

Old stockbrokers and old gold dealers in Greece used to write signatures or put stamps on gold sovereigns.
 
The reason was to recognize their coins and checked also for authenticity.
 

@SVcollector had some with his logo on, unless my memory has completely gone to pot😁

I've bought from @SVcollector a couple of times and not had any issues with gold but Israel specifically I'm not sure. 

Some more sovs from @SVcollector and some reading material from @Dakaras he even sneaked in some silver contraband... Is that a @BackyardBullion  banter token? 🤔🧐

4 more nice shields from @SVcollector 


Both lots from today 

Received this beauty earlier this week, thanks to @SVcollector
There is something really special about young head Vicky sovereigns…WW did a really amazing job and personally I think these are the most beautiful bullion coins today…

Well, I hope it was a 'S' 'cos I'd be gutted if it were a London sov! Would complete my 1917 collection.
Chaps, Chris @SVcollector lists a 1917 London graded as one of his stolen coins. Do you think it's possible that this coin could've been bust out the slab and sold as bullion to Atkinsons?
Surely, the staff would know what they were looking at?
Just fantasy, but a possible lead in a case that seems to have gone cold?
1917 George V London MS62 cert 35779561

A horse and a bird from @SVcollector

Contact @SVcollector, he has tons and for reasonable prices. 
I would go for a bullion coin first. Just to see if you like the coin. Mind you: It is much smaller than what you expect it to be. 
My first sovereign was a 1872 bullion. A common one with 13.486.708 minted. But i paid just 3% above spot at time of purchase. 

I started because i have always been interested in metals and history. I combined the two in the world of coins. It intrigues me that I can buy and hold a coin that has been minted a couple hundred years ago without any problem. Premiums of bullion coins are just a small price to pay for the historic value the coin holds imo. I came across some of @BackyardBullion's video's about coins, investment and also his own silver pouring. After joining the forum and ordering BYB's forumbars he was also kind enough to pour my own design on commission. On arrival of the poured bars i remember that that was the exact moment i was hooked on PM's and coins. I did buy some silver coins, but those were not the historic coins I set out to find, and the premium on silver kinda killed the deal on them so i decided to skip silver for now and focus on gold. 
I started buying full gold sovereigns thanks to @SVcollector. It still amazes me that someone in 1842 bought and held the exact coin I bought and hold now. They still are my most precious coins I own, even the rotten dirty bullion ones with dark black marker pen on them. 
Sovereigns are small, so I decided also to compensated that by buying more chunky gold coins like the Mexican 50 pesos and the Peruvian 100 Soles. Those are just investment to be honest, and I would have never bought them if I wasn't offered to buy one to be honest. I am glad that I did, the weight of those coins are just amazing. And you can play and fumble around with them, just like the bullion sovereigns. The design of the 50 Pesos (Centenario) let me right in the arms of the Winged Victoria on the 1oz gold Libertad. It was just love on first sight! I soon welcomed some Libertad in my life and even bought the ridiculously expensive 1oz gold 2018, 2019 and 2020 Reverse proofs from my main (and only) Libertad dealer @muenzdachs. (Out with my low premium intentions!)
That transformed me from a bullion stacker to a collector I guess. Now I like to find beautiful coins with a good story behind them. Like 8 reales silver pillar dollars or Dutch 14 gulden gouden rijders. But don't get me wrong, it is sovereigns for me always and ever! 
History and precious metals combined, who can say no to that?
And that's where I am at right now.

Just received the 2020 1oz proof libertad. I just love the design of these coins.
The little specs are dust on the capsule. Onward with the Libertad collection!

If your looking to buy sovereigns in bulk,have a look at @SVcollector,usually has bulk lots for sale.

I just got some more sovereigns delivered from my favorite Greek sovereign dealer @SVcollector
The bullion sovereign collection slowly getting there.

i bought gold coins off sv in april and paid no vat or customs
but postage is £27 so you need to factor that in
you might have to from other dealers - it depends what they write on the parcel

These 3 beauties from @SVcollector
Francs angel 
Francs napoleon 
Kurush ottoman empire 

Many thanks to @SVcollectorfor these two lovely pieces of Greek gold!

They look like silver. You sure they’re not half crowns? 😂😂😂

Just look at all them sovereign 🤩 thanks @SVcollector

Another beauty to add to the collection 😍
Cheers @Jamesd 👍

@SVcollectorsended me this 1982 South African set earlier this week