BobnotTed

If I wanted to work out the current spot price of a 20th (or 19th) century full sovereign in GBP, do I take the weight of a full sovereign in troy ounces and multiply by the Gold Price in British Pounds (currently £1318.23)? My sources for these two figures can be obtained at the links below. 0.235420 troy ounces x £1318.23 = £310.33 Is this correct? https://goldsovereignexpert.com/info/how-much-does-a-gold-sovereign-weigh/ https://www.kitco.com/gold-price-today-uk/index.html

Out of curiosity, how long do you think an ad should be held at an asking price here on the forum before it can be concluded that the price may possibly need reduced? Hours rather than days?

Thanks; I wasn't aware of that.

I was just looking at the Silver Premium Membership here on the forum (application snip below) - is this paid by monthly direct bank deduction, or by PayPal? I'm in the UK.

I think these are possibly better photos. At least I'll know when I see them posted here against my previous attempt. Is this a reasonable quality of photo to sell on the forum's Buy, Sell and Trade section?

I think I'll try listing some on the Buy, Sell and Trade section here on the forum. Do you think this standard of photo is okay for listing, or do I need to get a lend of a better camera?

If I sold here on the forum, in order to receive payment, is the general practice to then message the purchaser with my sort code and bank account number? Do I need to message any other info in order to receive payment?

If I wanted to sell some George V sovs (just thinking about it), which of the UK dealers are usually known for having the best prices to sell to? At the site below one is £346.00 to buy - what sort of price do you think they might buy for? https://www.atsbullion.com/gold-sovereign-coin/1911-1932-george-v-sovereign/ If alternatively I wanted to sell here on the forum, would it normally be standard to sell sovs individually, rather than selling several together as one lot? Do you think I'd get much more selling here on the forum compared to what I'd get from one of the UK dealers who offer better prices? Thanks.

But say someone purchased a Vic sov 20 years ago, and then sells it someone now, presumably RM would pay out on the recent paid price rather than what was paid 20 years ago if it was lost in post?

What's CoR? Would the SD not insure what the purchaser has just paid, rather than what the sender paid which may be less if the sender purchased them many years ago?

Which postal method would you suggest for sending sovereigns within the UK? If Royal Mail, specifically which method should be used to that they're covered against being "lost" in the post. Or would you suggest some other courier?