SilverJacks

yes please

Description:
This is the 20 French Francs gold coin. This version has the Guardian Angel Genius writing the constitution on a blank tablet and the reverse has the value and year surrounded by a wreath.  Our choice of coin minted 1871 - 1898.  The text reads LIBERTE EGALITE FRATERNITE and REPUBLIC FRANCAISE. Please see images as they form part of the description (these images are not that great - coin has an amazing Gold Lustre to it in the hand). 
Capsule: Yes
 
Manufacturer: Monnaie de Paris
Weight (grams): 6.451
Pure gold content (grams): 5.806
Fineness: 900.0
Dimensions: 21mm diameter
My Price £359.99
Payment by BT Preferred Can accept PPFF


Please note the lighting isn’t that great and these images are not doing the coin any justice, so if you would like more images under different lighting conditions please drop me a PM.
Postage: 
On top and upto the buyer RMSD recommended. Can ship to anywhere the Royal Mail Special delivery service can be posted to.

https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/6945832-003/NGCDetails/
£300 posted RMSD.
Details grade but still a nice looking coin and a cheap certified option.
If anyone is interested I may not be able to reply immediately

Hi,

Please see below 1 Half Sovereign and 2 Quarter Sovereigns for sale.
AOOG
Thanks for looking! 🙂
Item: 2024 Quarter Sovereign (2 available) in blister

Price: £120+ £7.50 P&P Royal Mail Special Delivery. ONO

Payment Terms: Bank Transfer, Paypal (will do G&S with buyer absorbing charges)

Dispatch Time: Aim to dispatch within 2 working days of purchase

Photos:

Item: 1906 Half Sovereign (SOLD)

Price: £205+ £7.50 P&P Royal Mail Special Delivery. ONO

Payment Terms: Bank Transfer, Paypal (will do G&S with buyer absorbing charges)

Dispatch Time: Aim to dispatch within 2 working days of purchase

Photos:


 

2007-W American silver Eagle PF70 Ultra cameo early release NGC
£130 posted SD
NOW £125 posted SD
BT or PayPal F&F

2012 Sovereign - £425 posted.SOLD 
2022 Jubilee - £425 posted.SOLD 
2002 £430 posted. SOLD 
2022 Memorial - £435 posted (will add some pictures)
Take both remaining coins for £845 posted SD
Post will be special delivery.
See pictures for condition, please ask for more if needed  



 

I believe so mate. I raised my concerns with it few months ago and informed them of submitting it to NGC. I'll give them a call tomorrow.

2023 1/4oz King Charles III Coronation - £460 SOLD 2015 Full Sovereign - £410 SOLD 2005 Full Sovereign - £425 SOLD 2010 1/4oz Mexican Libertad (imperfect proof, selling as bullion) - £460 SOLD 2023 1g Chinese Panda - £60 SOLD All prices plus post... SD recommended
Payment by Bank Transfer or PayPal (f&f)

Good stuff 👍🏻

ngl, I had to go back and check it wasn't me 🤣

Look at that one guy that voted die polish 😂. What an idoit he is

Don't I know it! 😆
Because I joined the party late, I missed the first two releases and had to play catch up by buying them on the secondary market. I purchased James I and Henry VII on eBay, both the 2 oz versions, paying £225.00 for the former and - get this - £295.00 for the latter! At the time, they were the best prices and, FOMO being what it is, I figured the series would gain traction and get more popular with every release - so I'd best get in while I still could. Surprise, surprise (not!), the Henry VII coin is currently on offer at £200.00.
Needless to say, none of this is the fault of The Royal Mint and I only have myself to blame for what - with the benefit of hindsight - was a poor decision. But, the point remains that I would have thought twice about committing to the series so wholeheartedly had I had any inclination of what lay ahead. It just adds to my frustration about the cavalier way the Mint is behaving with their total lack of transparency and complete disregard for their customers.

I have bought 5 from the Royal Mint and 3 on the secondary market because I was late to the series (actually Edward VII sold out very quickly, I started buying with George I). If you look on the RM's website there is nothing about the series being paused or discontinued. So people could be buying right now under the impression that the series is continuing.
I get that they have the right to act commercially, but essentially they are telling no one what they're doing, no apology, nothing. The first few of these - certainly in the silver - sold out rapidly and it doesn't make sense to say that the better designs would not sell out similarly. The problem is the George II and Charles II were rather boring - the latter was like they were trying to avoid anything that competed with the Great Engravers Simon.
If they put Edward I as a tiny child, Philip and Mary, George V with a crown like used in Australia - they would be great designs that would raise enthusiasm.
At very least, telling us nothing and continuing to sell the series without explanation is like their raising a big middle finger at all of us

Absolutely. I liked the ugly duckling of Henry VIII also, and the Charles I equestrian design. The very next scheduled release was also interesting. A teenage Edward VI.
I have to be honest, i'm not a big royalist, or even a fan of monarchs, but the history, and reviving old designs was the draw for me. But that is another reason why it was such a good series, it had different reasons to appeal to people.

Oviously RM would cancel a series because it's no longer profitable. But is that the fault of the product, or the state of the market? Imo,The British Monarchs series is up there with the best RM have done in recent years, alongside the QB and GE series'.
The current economic problems are probably harming RMs profits, in which case, are any of their commemoratives profitable? Maybe they are cutting/suspending the British Monarchs series because it allows them to cut 4 series releases per year. Damage limitation so to speak. 
If the economy improves in future, the series might be revived. The original releases might be really sought after, in a different economic climate. Until then, it could be a rocky road ahead for modern commemoratives... Just a thought. 

Absolutely. I liked the ugly duckling of Henry VIII also, and the Charles I equestrian design. The very next scheduled release was also interesting. A teenage Edward VI.
I have to be honest, i'm not a big royalist, or even a fan of monarchs, but the history, and reviving old designs was the draw for me. But that is another reason why it was such a good series, it had different reasons to appeal to people.

What's most disappointing with the British Monarchs is that, after some of the duller designs in the series, they had some really intriguing ones to come.
Maybe 🤷‍♂️. Wouldn't it be really interesting to see the figures.

Yes they weren’t all stunners. The early George’s were dull for me. But Edward VII was a stunner. Henry VII was. The expectation to come was in Victoria, George V… esp George VI and of course Elizabeth II. 

The best imho. But a stegosaurus/ Harry Potter/ Star Wars is clearly more profitable. The difference with the monarchs was it was purely proof.  Hence larger margin despite small mintage. 

Oviously RM would cancel a series because it's no longer profitable. But is that the fault of the product, or the state of the market? Imo,The British Monarchs series is up there with the best RM have done in recent years, alongside the QB and GE series'.
The current economic problems are probably harming RMs profits, in which case, are any of their commemoratives profitable? Maybe they are cutting/suspending the British Monarchs series because it allows them to cut 4 series releases per year. Damage limitation so to speak. 
If the economy improves in future, the series might be revived. The original releases might be really sought after, in a different economic climate. Until then, it could be a rocky road ahead for modern commemoratives... Just a thought. 

2005 Proof Sovereign Four Coin Set NGC PF70's
 
If purchased as a set, the case, COA & postage will be included.
Also happy to sell the coins individually.
 
Full Set - £5,175 Delivered
 
Half Sovereign PF70 - £400
Full Sovereign PF70 - £775
Double Sovereign PF70 - £1200
Quintuple Sovereign PF70 - £2900
 
+ £6.85 SD
 
UK address 
Bank Transfer & PayPal F&F
Many thanks
 
 

Lovely coin but need to finish house project.
Coin looks spot on and can be given to Dave to send for grading.
£395 posted UK Mainland which I feel is fair.

Nice Bullion 2018 Gold Standard Quarter Ounce

Condition notes:  A great looking coin.
 
Box/COA: No box or certificate. 

Price:  £450 includes Royal Mail Special Delivery.

Item Location: UK

Shipping destinations: UK only.

Payment Terms: Payment by bank transfer in GBP only.  As I don’t do internet banking I will physically go into my local bank branch the morning following the transfer in order to confirm the payment has come through.  No Returns.

Dispatch Time: I aim to post by lunchtime of the day following payment. 

Photos: 
 
 

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(sorry, no picture)
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