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To show why so many collectors prefer the ‘Gillick’ to the more modern issues. 
65 years ago Sovereigns looked like this cf last years bullion and proof versions
Feel free to zoom in and check out the condition and lustre. What’s not to like?….. Photo taken in natural lighting - colour is spot on IMO. 👍

Both of my sovs on a recent visit to the SDB. Something about the lighting in there makes it look like there is more than 2. 
 
 

My latest and my oldest so far.

Dirty background. All bids withdrawn
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£270

I can see why, fantastic design and great price. 

Not my usual thing at all but had to go for this, I just quite like it

Due back from the US shortly. One of only 11 in top grade.
£750 posted UK and NI

 

Will this impact gold and silver on opening this evening.. a small bank, but will it spook the market, interbank trust is being eroded now and so interbank lending rates will increase.

Citizens Bank has gone bust in America overnight https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/failed-bank-list/



 

Food for thought? 🤔

We all do!  

I thought I was doing ok with a pair of sovs. 2 is a stack right?🧐

Big gold ain't to bad, even though it's locked in a cold vault out of reach 

Bugger it. Or these from a while ago

My friend said plenty of profit on these😂

2016 sovereign PF69 - key date
Sold
Not sure why it’s a 69… looks perfect, but it is what it is.
Plus post.

Allegedly there have been no new Canadian sov batches found at the mint or their central bank, though. The reclassification was indeed contested and AFAIK still under debate.
 

You'll have to buy silver if you want any metals at prices from the 80s 

Bump for the standard members 

Hi Folks 
1989 4 coin proof sovereign set.
5 sov, 2 sov, 1 sov and half sov, including box and coa.
£Withdrawn
The 1989 sovs surely need no introduction on here. Researching online from what I can see at dealers and the likes available sets go from around £8k and up so I think I've priced fairly, if you know better please feel free to send me a PM if I'm too cheap or way off the mark.
If no interest I'll likely go to grading or they'll just sit in the vault for a while. Whilst they're lovely coins I feel a bit sad having them sat in my safe deposit box. 
If the potential buyer wants to go down the route of grading I may be able to arrange to get the set to our own  @GoldDiggerDave 
I don't intend to split the set but I am potentially open to swapping partially or in full for gold bullion sovs or 1 Oz Brits.
Here's a few photos to drool over
 



The 5 sov


Double 

Selling this 2005 Half sovereign. Left hand top corner of card has a little crease. Coin looks good. 
If a deal is done before 2.30pm then I will post today, if not I will post Thursday
Bargain price £210 +£7 RMSD    (SOLD)
Spyder

Three of these young head sovereigns for sale: 1957, 1958, and 1964.  They are only bullion quality as they have been handled more than I would like, and the 1958 has a slight shine on it (not apparent in the photos, and the photos generally are not great - for which I am sorry).
Spot is moving around at the moment, so I hope i have priced them fairly, with a slight premium for the 1957 and a slight discount for the 1958.
All prices include RMSD.
1957  £394         
1958  £386
1964  £390
The 1957 comes in a capsule (not Royal Mint , I'm afraid), and the other two come in Saflips.
Thank you for looking.
 
 

I have just put 2024 sovereigns on the Buy / Sell thread, if you PM me, we will beat / match any available price for all TSF members.

Expected, they will try and wait for the Fed to move first. First to blink will get mullered by the corporations

Bank of England holds interest rates at 5.25%
The Bank of England has kept interest rates on hold at 5.25 per cent for the second successive meeting, following the footsteps of other central banks around the world. 
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No moon? 

Bank of England holds interest rates at 5.25%
The Bank of England has kept interest rates on hold at 5.25 per cent for the second successive meeting, following the footsteps of other central banks around the world. 
--
No moon?