"""£1 Value Help"""

[rob6]

 

I was hoping that one or two of the good people in the Forum, could offer their opinions on the value (purchase or sale) on the "complete" round 

"£1 Silver Proof" coin, consecutive date run, from 1983 up to and including the new 2017 12 sided Nations of the Crown. 35 in total

The coins are, for the vast majority in excellent condition, with the odd light toning on one or two of the earlier ones.

Any ball park figure would be appreciated from as many members as possible, or if you know of, or seen a set for sale, that would be even better.

The more people that reply, even if it's a guess, will help in the assessment.

[ilovesilverireallydo]

@richatthecroft used to collect these - may have an opinion

[5huggy]

6 minutes ago, ilovesilverireallydo said:

@richatthecroft used to collect these - may have an opinion

He's watching cricket right now!!! see other thread!

[rob6]

The more opinions the better, Thanks

[Jimmock]

Based on the average price I paid for mine,would probably be lookin £600-£700,for complete set,especially if you have boxes and coa's to go with them.

[rob6]

@Jimmock  Yes I'v got almost all of them except the few that came from sets. Thanks for your input.

[Derv]

No idea of value I'm afraid but what a lovely set of coins. 

I maybe have roughly half the set in used circulated condition.

Thanks for showing.

[StackemHigh]

I see single coins in case with coa going for £10 - £15 each. Occasionally i come across Batches of 10 coins with everything for £80 - £100. 

With cases i find the smell of smoke devalues the Batch as these coins are often tarnished.

[james1]

I have there is where the have grandmothers a similar box with coins ( later'll text photo )

[TeaTime]

I have most of these, many purchased at auction. Realistically the individual coins will sell at numismatic auctions for £10-£15 each depending on demand. The 2017 for around £20-£25. I couldn't tell from the photos but you should have the four reverse proof coins which can sell as a set for £60-£80. Ebay prices are pot-luck.

Having them all together in a nice display could add anything from £40-£60. You're then looking at anything from £420-£610 for the set, it wouldn't surprise me though if a collector was willing to pay £700.

As scrap it would be 11oz of .925 which is around £115 !