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Last time I ordered from them they emailed an hour later, said it was out of stock and put it back up for £30 more so sod them tbh

Any " company "that do not honour a purchase have your name and address at no cost to themselves. Information that could be priceless to some.  Any such people need naming and avoiding at all costs. 

Yes, absolutely re. allgoldcoins. Entirely reputable and with a very informative and helpful website about the history and mintages of sovereigns. Their prices will not be the  cheapest by any means, but I would not hesitate to buy from them if I had the necessary funds. As it is, I have purchased only two boxes for sovereigns from them. ( I write disinterestedly; I have no connection with the company.)

I had exactly the same experience with him very recently. I received a brusque and graceless refund email from him, including an unpleasant and gratuitous warning not to try the same thing again. I am sure that he had purchased the coin that I 'bought' when gold was £1300 or less, not the £1850 at which he could have sold it. 
Incidentally, he has devised a new web site which is much more difficult to to navigate if you wish to browse what he has to offer, which I no longer do; he has lost a good customer in me.

Here’s the real thing for comparison….!
On the right is the Proof 2017 - 200th Anniversary Sovereign, using a different gold alloy, and omitting the initials WWP from the belt buckle - typical RM…..!
 

Everything in capsules to prolong the condition of the coins.

Yes, absolutely re. allgoldcoins. Entirely reputable and with a very informative and helpful website about the history and mintages of sovereigns. Their prices will not be the  cheapest by any means, but I would not hesitate to buy from them if I had the necessary funds. As it is, I have purchased only two boxes for sovereigns from them. ( I write disinterestedly; I have no connection with the company.)

My current approach is to put most coins in capsules, but I havea couple that are the ones I take out for handling when the fancy takes me. Usually not the worst but definitely not the best, ones that make me feel happy to handle. Got to take some pleasure from the ownership along the way.

Yeah I'm thinking of @allgoldcoins ( who seemed decent, that's why I was confused)

No Kidding. No surprise there
I think he also sells on eBay and Facebook.  
I have only previously bought off him from his site. The old site had his name and mobile number on the 1st page. The updated site is difficult to get the owners detail. 
 

I would not agree with this '' is a scam'' . I have bought from him on quite a few occasions and I know others have also done. 
When coins are under priced it is more likely that he is too lazy to update the site frequently.  My VIEW is , he has become GREEDY.  

This company( I use that term lightly) has been going for a number of years in various guises & is a scam,often they don't have the coins & as some of you have noticed some coins are way under what the should be or way over.
I  can't be bothered to go into details I had some contact with them or a variation of them 10/11 years ago & after some due diligence concluded they are idiots. 
I've nothing more to add,my advice would be don't engage with them at all.

I had exactly the same experience with him very recently. I received a brusque and graceless refund email from him, including an unpleasant and gratuitous warning not to try the same thing again. I am sure that he had purchased the coin that I 'bought' when gold was £1300 or less, not the £1850 at which he could have sold it. 
Incidentally, he has devised a new web site which is much more difficult to to navigate if you wish to browse what he has to offer, which I no longer do; he has lost a good customer in me.

I had exactly the same experience with him very recently. I received a brusque and graceless refund email from him, including an unpleasant and gratuitous warning not to try the same thing again. I am sure that he had purchased the coin that I 'bought' when gold was £1300 or less, not the £1850 at which he could have sold it. 
Incidentally, he has devised a new web site which is much more difficult to to navigate if you wish to browse what he has to offer, which I no longer do; he has lost a good customer in me.

Former member.
Banned.
 

I tried to purchase from his website. I have never seen him advertise on the forum, but I could have missed something.

I had exactly the same experience with him very recently. I received a brusque and graceless refund email from him, including an unpleasant and gratuitous warning not to try the same thing again. I am sure that he had purchased the coin that I 'bought' when gold was £1300 or less, not the £1850 at which he could have sold it. 
Incidentally, he has devised a new web site which is much more difficult to to navigate if you wish to browse what he has to offer, which I no longer do; he has lost a good customer in me.

Really? That’s lowest of the low. www.ukgoldcoins.co.uk you say😡

All true what I wrote and even had a discussion with another member about this at the time.   It is just pure greed. The coins were listed at said price for over three months,  gold rises and suddenly he is not happy to accept the prices that he had listed on his site.   If he can not be bothered to update his site, that is his problem and should not be the customer.

I might also be that when you put it in your basket and pay for it, he will cancel the sale and ask you for your details to pay back into your account.  
It happened to me recently with him.  Spent over £3k , money  was returned and next thing all the prices were increased by a great amount. 
I told him that what he did was very unprofessional. 

Meanwhile, a competitor of gold and "safe asset" Bitcoin is crashing: -9%

Not so brilliant anymore!!! 

We're all friends here 🤗

‘Jokes’ aside, this isn’t really funny.
Not the place to post this. The forum is inclusive of everyone. The undertone of homophobia is dire, even said in jest.

Still in a corrective mode but losing downside traction according to one trader.