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By Britannia47 · Posted
You are correct. The RM has always specified proof 999 Brits as 7.80g, but a 1/4ozt in grams is 7.77g although rarely specified. 1oz-Troy is 31.1035g divided by 4 = 7.77g = 1/4oz!…. The premium on a 1/4oz (including QBs, TBs etc is bound to be more because of the greater gold content. With Bullion Sovereigns a dealers premium is based on the lower amount of actual gold, which is .2354 Troy oz or 7.32g. As you can see on the 1987 proof Britannia being 22ct. the overall weight is heavier at 8.513 to account for the copper alloy. It can be confusing when dealing with weights of 22ct and 999 gold in both grams and Troy ounces 🙁 You’re probably right to stick to Sovereigns, Good-luck. -
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As stated above - MA-shops just run the site, the purchase will be from a coin dealer identified when you click on a coin. Most dealers I ever saw on that site are well-known and reputable, including e.g. SVCollector whom we know from here on TSF. What is then important is to check the country of the dealer of your chosen coin to make sure you are aware of potential customs impact of the delivery. While most are from the EU, there are also a few from the UK or the US. -
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