Nick1368

Sold elsewhere 

Sold elsewhere 

Sold elsewhere 

Reduced to %2 below spot posted for quick sale .

£1170 

Reduced to £969 posted .

Free special delivery included as well .

Price is £549 posted uk special delivery.

uk buyers and bank transfer please .

thanks 

Nick 

After all money and investment is there to make our lives easier , I’m sure you won’t regret selling your coins when you turn your house into a more beautiful and comfortable place to enjoy with your family everyday .

I would sell the modern stuff .

Yeah it doesn’t really matter if it drops to £1300 or go to £1700 , the important thing is the purchase power of gold and it’s protection against inflation which is why it’s a long term investment and in long term it usually protects you against inflation .

i buy whenever I can regardless of the price and only sell if i need the cash .

Hi and welcome to this great forum 

Back in 2019 I used to own a set of 1989 three coin proof sovereign which I ended up selling the coins individually on the forum ,  I also sold the empty box and COA for £45  .

so I think £126 refund for COA is quite generous and sign of an honourable dealer .

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Welcome to the forum 

Sadly sold this one to sharps pixley %2 below spot since no one wanted it here .

i am quite sad for selling these Americans coins , I was really attached to them and reluctant to sell but for the last two and a half years I’ve been doing a very expensive training to become an airline pilot which keeps forcing me to sell my assets .

anyways thanks to all members who purchased my coins and other members who have always been there with their valuable tips and advice .

Sold , thank you silver forum 

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I’m taking these two American coins to sharps pixley today , they pay %2 below spot , if anyone wants them let me know within the next hour .

Just now, SlowFrog said:

Absolutely agree! The coins for sale here are amazing deals given the current price (and I'm tempted) but I'm also anticipating that it'll fall (might be completely wrong!). For me personally, there's too much volatility with it yo-yoing above and below £1600 (mostly below) over the past year. Given that, I'm holding out for another sub £1600 dip as like many, I don't really want to purchase near the all-time high price. That said, these gorgeous older coins deserve a premium IMHO so I really do wish you all the best with the sale. I do think they can only go up in value.

Thanks you very much 

funny thing is I bought these two coins in April 2020 during the first lockdown , when not only gold was at its all time high but premiums were ridiculously high too ( for any coin , Even a krugerrand) ,  now three years later and I’m sitting on a profit .

7 minutes ago, Auronum said:

This is a really nice coin at a bargain price. I hope you find a buyer soon!
 

The market is flooded with sellers at the moment. I think consensus is that gold prices will fall again. It explains why supply is so high versus demand at the moment. buyers are not there because they think gold will fall, sellers are dumping stock as they think gold will fall, I do not remember a time when so many quality bullion gold coins were offered below spot like I have over the past week. 
 

We will see what happens if gold prices breakout to new highs, maybe sellers might sit on their stock as they expect to sell at a higher gold price in a strong market whilst buyers compete for what little physical is offered in the market. We have seen that a few times in the past couple of years so it will very likely happen again 

there is that old mantra: be greedy when others are fearful 

yes completely agree , however I don’t know why I’m wasting my time here because bullion dealers would pay me %1 or %2 below spot for this coin straight away, and right now it’s priced %2 below spot .

I just love these pre 33 American coins so much and I don’t want them to end up with dealers , I want them to be sold here on the forum , I’ll wait a little longer and see what happens but I do need to sell them before Friday .

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