Marsh: The Gold Sovereign Series 3rd edition

[Petra]

1 minute ago, YorkshireStacker said:

It'll take more than a 30 quid book before I'll be capable of spouting wise words! 🤪

🤔a lot of people do a lot more with less🤔😮😁🤣

[Foster88]

I don’t have the latest version but I hope they’ve realised that the 1924 Perth Mint sovereign appears in auctions much less than the ‘rare’ 1924 Melbourne Mint sovereign.

[Spyder]

10 hours ago, Foster88 said:

I don’t have the latest version but I hope they’ve realised that the 1924 Perth Mint sovereign appears in auctions much less than the ‘rare’ 1924 Melbourne Mint sovereign.

My book arrived this morning. 1924p still classed as N Value £525. It seems the new Minimum value on any sovereign is now £500 so they still do not rate it as that rare.

[Esjayc]

Mine arrived today

[CaptCaveMan]

I think mine arrived a few days ago but out of the country so have to wait before flicking through the new edition…

[James32]

Just now, CaptCaveMan said:

I think mine arrived a few days ago but out of the country so have to wait before flicking through the new edition…

I'll check and get back to you.

[CaptCaveMan]

3 minutes ago, James32 said:

I'll check and get back to you.

You will still need to get through a house full of numpties, err family members 😂

Edited September 12 by CaptCaveMan

[James32]

3 minutes ago, CaptCaveMan said:

You will still need to get through a house full of numpties, err family members 😂

I'll hand them all a £2 scratch card each..that'll keep em busy.

[CaptCaveMan]

Better yet, a couple of Sovs each and I’ll let them know to hand it over when you arrive 👍

[dicker]

The die numbers section for Half Sovs needs more work and a reformat.  I will mail Steve.  

[Paul]

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