DuncanWylieWilson

Gold Eagle 1 Oz Bullion Coin 2021 – £1,850 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
A stunningly lustrous bullion coin!
Price is £1,850 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Payment via bank transfer via UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

Gold 5 Dollars – USA Commemoratives – Under Spot – £447 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
Each of these commemorative gold 5 Dollar coins is comprised of 8.36 grams of .900 gold and has a current melt value of £450.
Sale price is £447 each including fully-insured RMSD postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
1986 – AVAILABLE
1992 – AVAILABLE
Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

Gold Eagle 1 Oz Bullion Coin 2021 – £1,850 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
A stunningly lustrous bullion coin!
Price is £1,850 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Payment via bank transfer via UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

Gold Buffalo 1 Oz Gold Bullion Coin 2022 – £1,850 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
A beautiful bullion coin with ever-popular appeal! 🦬
Price is £1,850 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Payment via bank transfer via UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

Gold Eagle 1 Oz Bullion Coin 2021 – £1,850 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
A stunningly lustrous bullion coin!
Price is £1,850 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Payment via bank transfer via UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

Gold Buffalo 1 Oz Gold Bullion Coin 2022 – £1,850 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
A beautiful bullion coin with ever-popular appeal! 🦬
Price is £1,850 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Payment via bank transfer via UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

Gold Eagle 1 Oz Bullion Coin 2021 – £1,850 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
A stunningly lustrous bullion coin!
Price is £1,850 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Payment via bank transfer via UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

Gold Eagle 1 Oz Bullion Coin 2021 – £1,850 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
A stunningly lustrous bullion coin!
Price is £1,850 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Payment via bank transfer via UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

Gold Buffalo 1 Oz Gold Bullion Coin 2022 – £1,850 Posted RMSD – UK 🇬🇧
A beautiful bullion coin with ever-popular appeal! 🦬
Price is £1,850 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland.
Payment via bank transfer via UK business bank account.
Thank you! 🌟

PM incoming, Lucas.
I got new details recently when my account went from an E-bank to a fully fledged bank, so to be on the safe side I will send my details to you. 🌟

🇪🇸 Spain 20 Pesetas 1890–MPM (Madrid) – Alfonso XIII – £440 SOLD! 🔨
🇪🇸 Spain 20 Reales 1861 – Isabel II – £185 SOLD! 🔨 

I'll take them Duncan! Thank you. Could you please PM total including sd. Is it the usual bank acc?
Cheers

There is a slight tone to the coin which is accentuated by the lighting in the photograph.
It’s a gorgeous example. 🇪🇸 

Around £10 under spot for two nice sovereigns including RMSD. 🌟

Would somebody like to bag these at £860 posted the pair before I put the price up to £870 given that spot price on these is now £876? 😂
£17 under spot for two lovely bullion sovereigns…
Will post today RMSD if paid before 3 PM. 🌟

Would somebody like to bag these at £860 posted the pair before I put the price up to £870 given that spot price on these is now £876? 😂
£17 under spot for two lovely bullion sovereigns…
Will post today RMSD if paid before 3 PM. 🌟

Thank you very much! Just wondering if this is toning on the coin? 

AUCTION! 🔨
Circa 12th century AD.
For auction here is a Byzantine scyphate (cup-shaped) coin comprised of 4.16 grams of electrum with a purity of 45% gold. Has been XRF assessed by a supplier.
Many types of these coins exist, and given the extent of wear and clipping on this piece it is hard to identify the exact type. They are generally religious in form, however, tending to boast seated depictions of Christ with signifiant religious figures on the reverse. c.f. with https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces296057.html
Merchants would often clip small pieces off the edges of these coins, collect the pieces and over time melt them down into spendable currency. The introduction of reeded edges to coins sought to combat this practice as it would be easier to tell whether there was discontinuity in the edge of the coin.
Melt value of this coin is currently £114.
Start me at £90 and bid in sensible increments.
Fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland will be included in the final bid price.
Auction ends at 8 PM (2000 hours) sharp on Saturday 13th of April. Any bid timestamped with 8 PM (2000 hours) on the day the auction ends is valid, and the highest bid will win. No semantics over the rules please. They are very clear and simple.
Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account.
Happy biding! 🌟

You can still snipe next Saturday. 😉🎯 
 

Oh go then £100 💯💥

AUCTION! 🔨
Circa 12th century AD.
For auction here is a Byzantine scyphate (cup-shaped) coin comprised of 4.16 grams of electrum with a purity of 45% gold. Has been XRF assessed by a supplier.
Many types of these coins exist, and given the extent of wear and clipping on this piece it is hard to identify the exact type. They are generally religious in form, however, tending to boast seated depictions of Christ with signifiant religious figures on the reverse. c.f. with https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces296057.html
Merchants would often clip small pieces off the edges of these coins, collect the pieces and over time melt them down into spendable currency. The introduction of reeded edges to coins sought to combat this practice as it would be easier to tell whether there was discontinuity in the edge of the coin.
Melt value of this coin is currently £114.
Start me at £90 and bid in sensible increments.
Fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland will be included in the final bid price.
Auction ends at 8 PM (2000 hours) sharp on Saturday 13th of April. Any bid timestamped with 8 PM (2000 hours) on the day the auction ends is valid, and the highest bid will win. No semantics over the rules please. They are very clear and simple.
Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account.
Happy biding! 🌟

Do as you please. 🤠

AUCTION! 🔨
Circa 12th century AD.
For auction here is a Byzantine scyphate (cup-shaped) coin comprised of 4.16 grams of electrum with a purity of 45% gold. Has been XRF assessed by a supplier.
Many types of these coins exist, and given the extent of wear and clipping on this piece it is hard to identify the exact type. They are generally religious in form, however, tending to boast seated depictions of Christ with signifiant religious figures on the reverse. c.f. with https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces296057.html
Merchants would often clip small pieces off the edges of these coins, collect the pieces and over time melt them down into spendable currency. The introduction of reeded edges to coins sought to combat this practice as it would be easier to tell whether there was discontinuity in the edge of the coin.
Melt value of this coin is currently £114.
Start me at £90 and bid in sensible increments.
Fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland will be included in the final bid price.
Auction ends at 8 PM (2000 hours) sharp on Saturday 13th of April. Any bid timestamped with 8 PM (2000 hours) on the day the auction ends is valid, and the highest bid will win. No semantics over the rules please. They are very clear and simple.
Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account.
Happy biding! 🌟

AUCTION! 🔨
Circa 12th century AD.
For auction here is a Byzantine scyphate (cup-shaped) coin comprised of 4.16 grams of electrum with a purity of 45% gold. Has been XRF assessed by a supplier.
Many types of these coins exist, and given the extent of wear and clipping on this piece it is hard to identify the exact type. They are generally religious in form, however, tending to boast seated depictions of Christ with signifiant religious figures on the reverse. c.f. with https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces296057.html
Merchants would often clip small pieces off the edges of these coins, collect the pieces and over time melt them down into spendable currency. The introduction of reeded edges to coins sought to combat this practice as it would be easier to tell whether there was discontinuity in the edge of the coin.
Melt value of this coin is currently £114.
Start me at £90 and bid in sensible increments.
Fully-insured postage to mainland UK and Northern Ireland will be included in the final bid price.
Auction ends at 8 PM (2000 hours) sharp on Saturday 13th of April. Any bid timestamped with 8 PM (2000 hours) on the day the auction ends is valid, and the highest bid will win. No semantics over the rules please. They are very clear and simple.
Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account.
Happy biding! 🌟

Saturday 13th of April is a long way off. I don't want to place a bid yet, in case electrum drops.