richatthecroft

This sounds about right to me, you have about £3800 in gold content, plus whatever someone values poor quality proofs at and about £500 is tops IMHO.
- not an easy sell, a great shame as those have potential for over £10k in properly stored unmolested condition, but like so many sets - they're not - and auctions tend to reflect on that badly.
Also, you can still currently pick up a full 5 coin KC3 coronation set for under £4500 - so use that as leverage (meantime I'm monitoring KC3 current health issues closely 🤑 )

Clearly, not the best condition Set but the photographs aren’t the best either- these 1937 sets need to be seen in hand to accurately appraise them- and even in extremely high grade, they often present with multiple surface scratches and photography doesn’t flatter.
The most notable observation for me, aside for the indefensible filing to the edge of the 5 Sovereign (or knock if this is the case), is the weak Cameo on all of the coins, but again, the photos might be deceptive- in hand, maybe the overall eye appeal might be more attractive than depicted and perhaps one or two of the lower denominations might be decent grades?
I wouldn’t be attracted to buying such a set, but for the right money, everyone would buy! 
 
I think the 5 Sovereign is absolutely fine in terms of authenticity- here’s an authenticated 5 Sovereign to compare the numbering/ lettering.

For reference, this 5 Sovereign is graded by PCGS PF67 DCam-
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/31967971
Not my coin!  But please note the surface marks in the fields. 

Clearly, not the best condition Set but the photographs aren’t the best either- these 1937 sets need to be seen in hand to accurately appraise them- and even in extremely high grade, they often present with multiple surface scratches and photography doesn’t flatter.
The most notable observation for me, aside for the indefensible filing to the edge of the 5 Sovereign (or knock if this is the case), is the weak Cameo on all of the coins, but again, the photos might be deceptive- in hand, maybe the overall eye appeal might be more attractive than depicted and perhaps one or two of the lower denominations might be decent grades?
I wouldn’t be attracted to buying such a set, but for the right money, everyone would buy! 
 
I think the 5 Sovereign is absolutely fine in terms of authenticity- here’s an authenticated 5 Sovereign to compare the numbering/ lettering.

For reference, this 5 Sovereign is graded by PCGS PF67 DCam-
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/31967971
Not my coin!  But please note the surface marks in the fields. 

Clearly, not the best condition Set but the photographs aren’t the best either- these 1937 sets need to be seen in hand to accurately appraise them- and even in extremely high grade, they often present with multiple surface scratches and photography doesn’t flatter.
The most notable observation for me, aside for the indefensible filing to the edge of the 5 Sovereign (or knock if this is the case), is the weak Cameo on all of the coins, but again, the photos might be deceptive- in hand, maybe the overall eye appeal might be more attractive than depicted and perhaps one or two of the lower denominations might be decent grades?
I wouldn’t be attracted to buying such a set, but for the right money, everyone would buy! 
 
I think the 5 Sovereign is absolutely fine in terms of authenticity- here’s an authenticated 5 Sovereign to compare the numbering/ lettering.

For reference, this 5 Sovereign is graded by PCGS PF67 DCam-
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/31967971
Not my coin!  But please note the surface marks in the fields. 

Clearly, not the best condition Set but the photographs aren’t the best either- these 1937 sets need to be seen in hand to accurately appraise them- and even in extremely high grade, they often present with multiple surface scratches and photography doesn’t flatter.
The most notable observation for me, aside for the indefensible filing to the edge of the 5 Sovereign (or knock if this is the case), is the weak Cameo on all of the coins, but again, the photos might be deceptive- in hand, maybe the overall eye appeal might be more attractive than depicted and perhaps one or two of the lower denominations might be decent grades?
I wouldn’t be attracted to buying such a set, but for the right money, everyone would buy! 
 
I think the 5 Sovereign is absolutely fine in terms of authenticity- here’s an authenticated 5 Sovereign to compare the numbering/ lettering.

For reference, this 5 Sovereign is graded by PCGS PF67 DCam-
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/31967971
Not my coin!  But please note the surface marks in the fields. 

Clearly, not the best condition Set but the photographs aren’t the best either- these 1937 sets need to be seen in hand to accurately appraise them- and even in extremely high grade, they often present with multiple surface scratches and photography doesn’t flatter.
The most notable observation for me, aside for the indefensible filing to the edge of the 5 Sovereign (or knock if this is the case), is the weak Cameo on all of the coins, but again, the photos might be deceptive- in hand, maybe the overall eye appeal might be more attractive than depicted and perhaps one or two of the lower denominations might be decent grades?
I wouldn’t be attracted to buying such a set, but for the right money, everyone would buy! 
 
I think the 5 Sovereign is absolutely fine in terms of authenticity- here’s an authenticated 5 Sovereign to compare the numbering/ lettering.

For reference, this 5 Sovereign is graded by PCGS PF67 DCam-
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/31967971
Not my coin!  But please note the surface marks in the fields. 

They're very pretty coins, well done on the high grade too

REDUCED TO £550 each or £1050 the pair 
The inaugural issues of the Gold Sixpence
2021 Proof .999 Fine Gold Sixpence NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo £550 
2021 Proof 916.7 Rose Gold Sixpence NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo £550
Sweet coins, 1st year of issue in Gold-  beautiful John Bergdahl designed Reverse featuring Her Majesty Elizabeth II Royal Cypher surrounded by a floral motif and Obverse: Jody Clark’s 5th Portrait.
 Coins supplied as per photographs with presentation cases etc. 
Both coins have a tiny NGC census
Prices include RM Special Delivery 

I kind of agree, but the Pistrucci George & Dragon design is more than worthy of inclusion into the series. 
Hopefully there will also be a nice uplift in value of the original 1818- 20 Crown it will be a re-working of 👍 
 

 


 
 

REDUCED TO £550 each or £1050 the pair 
The inaugural issues of the Gold Sixpence
2021 Proof .999 Fine Gold Sixpence NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo £550 
2021 Proof 916.7 Rose Gold Sixpence NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo £550
Sweet coins, 1st year of issue in Gold-  beautiful John Bergdahl designed Reverse featuring Her Majesty Elizabeth II Royal Cypher surrounded by a floral motif and Obverse: Jody Clark’s 5th Portrait.
 Coins supplied as per photographs with presentation cases etc. 
Both coins have a tiny NGC census
Prices include RM Special Delivery 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

The Royal Mint publishes the actual sales of its commemorative coins, they cite the 2017 Five Sovereign BU as 992 actually sold and 749 Proof 5 Sovereign issued in the 5 Coin Sovereign Sets.
https://www.royalmint.com/discover/uk-coins/mintage-figures/2017-dated-uk-commemorative-coin-sales/

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Thanks @Shinus73 for this lovely 2oz Silver coin. 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago 

Fantastic coin this one. Thank you @Colnago