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19 hours ago, Oldun said:

Yeah, bought as bog standard bullion but not too shoddy for its age....I’d like to think the same about me ! Maybe start a new thread to get opinions. Would cost £50 to get graded and delivered...worth it ?

Got to say from those pictures this looks like a possible MS65. I graded a nice one last year and got a MS64 but yours looks better to me !!  

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21 minutes ago, Lindeman said:

Got to say from those pictures this looks like a possible MS65. I graded a nice one last year and got a MS64 but yours looks better to me !!  

Would it be worth grading though?  will cost me £30 for sure when all is said and done. Do 65s go for a sum ? I will have to check to assess the risk.

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Over 8,000,000,000 were minted so if you factor in £300 I paid for the coin then add £30 if I graded it with no guarantee of getting a 65 and it might just be better for me to keep my coin raw and safely stored.

 

This one sold early January for £330

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1958-Full-Gold-Sovereign-NGC-MS65-Mint-State/274160902260?hash=item3fd5436074:g:EvEAAOSwZH1eAS5c

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5 hours ago, matrawr said:

My first sovereign! :D Only one person knows how excited I am to get my hands on this!

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Lovely coin and a great first buy. Try not to keep looking at it, you might wear it down!

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1 hour ago, ilovesilverireallydo said:

So today I picked up something I think is special. 1908 D No Motto Indian Head $10.

I am sorely tempted to grade this.

NGC Estimates - MS63 $7.1k, MS66 $120k MS67 $195k. 

Whoa! Get that coin stuck in the post immediately to NGC, $195k will come in handy 😀

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