SilverJacks

2005 Proof Sovereigns
 
Double PF69 - £925 - SOLD
Full PF69 - £625 - SOLD
Half PF70 - £395 - SOLD
 
+ Post
 
UK address 
Bank Transfer & PayPal F&F
Many thanks
 
 

1979 Proof Sovereigns
 
PF69 - £440 each, four available - REDUCED £425 each SOLD
PF68 - £420 one available - REDUCED £410 SOLD
 
+ Post
 
UK address 
Bank Transfer & PayPal F&F
Many thanks
 
 
 

Pf70 half sovereigns 
2000 £285
2021 privy £310
2022 platinum £350 (2 available)
Plus postage of choice 📮
Vouches available 🤝
Bank transfer only 

Few bullion coins for sale through no fault of their own.
1/4oz Britannia £425 plus SD…….SOLD
2002 Sovereign £395 plus SD
2x 1/10oz  Britannias £350 plus SD…..SOLD
 

For sale is a 2002 Proof Half Sovereign 
Comes with original boxes and certificate of authenticity 
Price is £295 plus post of buyer’s choice and risk
Weekend special…£275 plus post.
Payment by bank transfer or PayPal friends and family.
Thanks for your interest 

Pf70 half sovereigns 
2012 £460 
2016 £460
2022 platinum £385
2022 memorial £375
Plus postage of choice 📮
Vouches available 🤝
Bank transfer only 
Aoog

When I first started collecting I fell foul of the RM, canny salesperson quickly spotted I was a newbie. Subsequently I have some nice old coins in tidy packaging with an SOA and warnings never to open lest the sophisticated grading EF is contaminated.
The premium to comparative coins I’ve seen on TSF hurts like hell.
Caveat Emptor foff they are exploiting trust and debasing the institution.
Fortunately having laughed at subsequent attempts to fleece me with what’s best described as s*** they leave me alone.
I wish you all the best in your endeavours. I hope the recipient of your complaint can read.
 
 
 

Relisting as previous auto-closed.
4x 2022 Jubilee 1/4 Sovereigns - £115 each + post
£450 posted for all 4.
Excellent condition, supplied in RM screw caps.
The one on the bottom left in the queenie side photos does not have a scratch down the neck, it's just the way the light captured the neck line.
Bank tranfer of PP FF please.
Thanks
 

Withdrawn.
 
 
 

10 oz  Silver  999
As you can see excellent  Condition 
£270.  Sent SD 

I'm just going to use them myself over time.
Thanks for your interest.

Selling up a bunch of these Silver commemorative 38mm  1  dollars  to make way for more Perth mint coins!
 
All Silver bullion  0.925 MS70
 
2015 P S$1 U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE £38
2013 W S$1 GIRL SCOUTS CENTENNIAL £37
2012 W S$1 INFANTRY SOLDIER £38
 
will do deals on multiples. 
 
Postage included, paypal FF or add the fees
 
 

 


 

Just a reminder of this website.  More that simply one pound coins. Roman, Modern Counage and even a Gold Brit!
 
http://www.thefakepoundcoindatabase.co.uk

Here’s a coin I suspect is fake, so not sure it’s in the correct thread, just yet anyway. It’s with NGC so will find out in a while. 

Colour is off - although it could be from being cleaned etc, but I doubt it.
Raised rim looks suspicious - you often see fins around the rims of these coins, but this is extreme on both sides.
lettering doesn’t look right - particularly the top of “United” on reverse
Several suspicious depressions on reverse - one directly above “of” and below “trust”

Other than that , it’s either a high quality fake or I’m wrong and it’s genuine. Apologies if this is too early to add to your thread @Organics. It can always be removed I guess…
 

Thank so much for sharing. Even coins we have serious doubts on allow us all to compare to similar. Keep us posted on the outcome from NGC. Although I may have started this thread it's not mine. I'd like to call it a community thread and am happy for it to be changed to that. This is for all of us. The more knowledge we build as a community the better. 

Mmmmm, yes but no but I need them, you don't need them, I love Legos, I know but it is expensive... let me think and talk with my second personality

Hi All,
Coin - 1905 Double Edward VII Sovereign. 
So I thought it would be a good idea for those of us who have fakes to post them on here. It would be good to state what tests you did and photos of the results. This will help us all to increase our knowledge and build a database of dates, coins, medals, etc, which are known to have been faked. 
So let me kick off. 
Yesterday I was at my coin dealer and he gave me a fake, 1905, Edwards VII, double sovereign to look at. I asked him if I could take it home to study it and post on here. 
Firstly the detail on the coin doesn't look as refined. However as I'm no expert I put it on the scale. As you can see it was more or less acceptable, and so I'd give it a pass. Then I used the digital calipers. As you can see it was bigger than it should be, so this was a fail. Then I tried the ping test. As you can see it passed, although it was tested for a full sovereign and not a double. However still a pass in my opinion. However the big giveaway was the Sigma. Big fat FAIL!!!. So as you can see. Unless you're an expert in handling and seeing sovereigns for many years (which I'm not), and don't have the testing kits (thank God I do), this could have fooled many. 
Check out the pictures and let me know your thoughts. 
Look forward to building a database that we can all refer back to.
***Please list the red flags and tests you carried out, to confirm the coin/bar posted is fake***
Best. 
T. 

I saw this yesterday advertised somewhere. I must admit I'm not a fan... it reminds me of a similar kinda thing I had when I was a kid. It fascinated me then but it wore off pretty quickly. I can see the appeal for some people but this one is a strong pass for me. 

Are they hoping it will fly off the shelves?  </ducks>

Imagine the quality control if Royal Mint tried making these

“Mayday mayday, we’re going down” - the coin
”I see no problem here. looks good for a PF68 at arms length “ - RM QC

“Mayday mayday, we’re going down” - the coin
”I see no problem here. looks good for a PF68 at arms length “ - RM QC

Imagine the quality control if Royal Mint tried making these

“Mayday mayday, we’re going down” - the coin
”I see no problem here. looks good for a PF68 at arms length “ - RM QC