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Comparing this picture to another 1876S, no real alarm bells except the colour palette so a great spot and bump of intuition @VeracityM Though the picture from Atkinsons is a bigger alarm

If you mean the fake, forum rules will prevent you auctioning that I'm afriad

And you bud, thanks.

Poor wording choice, again my apologies. A better phrase would have been 'not the norm'. Happy to remove any comments or you can click to report them

My apologies mate, that was in no way my intention I just assumed you did not realise you could bump previous listings, you are indeed correct though you can list as many as you like (I believe). If I have caused offence or confusion please forgive me, I was trying to be helpful only, and if nothing else its a free bump

Is this not the same coins as in these posts? The etiquette is to bump your existing post and if necessary edit it to reduce the price. If you just go to the sales section you can view your active listings and do it from there. Edit the post to amend your prices then just comment to bump your post mate Reposing every 20 hours is bad form, it puts you back on the top of the sales postings but also knocks another seller off. Cheers

I will drop you a pm now

Feel free mate

Two Privy Mark 2017 sovereigns up for grabs, rated scarce in Marsh Loose £390 SOLD In CPM card £395 SOLD Prices plus post at cost, can combine with my other listing - posting Monday for delivery Tuesday UK Mainland or NI only

20 Sovereigns available, posting on here first 12x 2022 Jubilee Sovereigns £385 each SOLD 3x 2022 Memorial Sovereigns £385 each SOLD 3x 2023 KCIII Crowned Sovereigns £385 each SOLD 1x 2012 Diamond Jubilee Paul Day reverse in OMP £395 SOLD 1x 2005 Timothy Noad Reverse in OMP £408 SOLD All prices plus post at cost, will only post SD - posting Monday for delivery Tuesday UK mainland and NI only sorry

Got one of my bucket list coins this week, arrived this morning 1996 Double Sovereign, just 22 of these in PF70UC, the lowest mintage of the Maklouf doubles and the final year (no doubles in 97) Also picked up a couple of proof baby brits that arrived today, was only really after the 2003 but took them both as they were reasonably priced Quite pleased with the condition

Surprised this is still here, cracking price on an RM proof 1/4oz. 8.5% premium posted

Can you do pictures of the 1826 not in the capsule please Adam, and one of the rim under the date

Flip and tish, I have the 1870 & 1872 with die 1 that would have made a nice little run. When you sort out what dates you have Adam drop me a message please, few dates I am still after

I will take the 1871 if it is die number 1 as I suspect Adam

@BackyardBullion did a video about some of the sets they have been churning out and did a price comparison buying the same coins individually, worth a watch if you have not seen it. They were not always like this, I have been buying from them since you had to cut the order form out the back of a paper or magazine and send it off with a cheque I stopped about 18 months ago when I had to return 5 silver proofs on the trot due to poor quality

Yea I am happy at that mate, will take please

Price on one each of 1938 A, D, E and all the 1 and 1/2's posted 48 tracked please

Just a little snowman for me today from @fiveshotdon, pictured here with his new buddy

My silver stack is very modest at 54.607 Troy Ounces, and it works out to £26.29 per troy ounce, the main weight being art bars and poured pierces with only about 15oz in minted coins/bars. I mostly exited silver in 2021/2022, I just about broke even on it at the time when I sold all my tubes/Britannia bars and the like and kept only what bought me joy. The bullion I did make a bit on but it was off-set as I also sold all my proofs some of which I lost on On paper my gold stack is in pretty healthy shape coming in at an average of £1375 an ounce which includes all my proof and graded coins, but this number may be disingenuous as it takes no account of storage costs or the additional insurance premiums I pay. SDB costs over the time I have had one are not insubstantial and until this year I had separate specialist coin insurance as well. I have now switched to it being included with my contents insurance as I only tend to keep recent purchases or things I intend to sell in the safe at home and then only briefly. My SDB costs me £175 a year, I have the smallest box they have (Nottingham Vaults). When I had separate insurance (through High Worth Insurance brokers) it was around £120 a year, now it adds about £45 to my contents. So in recent years just the cost of ownership has been circa £300 a year, my previous SDB provider was actually slightly more expensive as well, I think the last year I was with them was £210. If I could be bothered I would do the maths to work out the true costs, but I cant, and to be honest it makes me feel better to stick with the £1375

Second reserve after @NGMD plz, 2 if they become available

That is a lovely thing, a real delight I saw one of these on Fleabay recently and I am sure it was considerably more expensive than this is. GLWS

Only way I would wear sovereigns is half's on cuff-links, that would be quite cool @James32 uses them for the trolley at Waitrose so I hear

@James32 is correct, I can supply these no issue but not with box and COA so I read the post and kept scrolling I have two spares I would part with for £600 each plus post, or post included on the pair, both came from sets

With this London 1872 though I think it is tilted both sides, This 1878 the shield is tilted the other way This 1881 seems to be aligned on the obverse, again the shield on a tilt But this 1884 the shield is aligned, slight tilt on the obverse I don't have enough graded to really have a worthwhile sample, but of the handful I have no real consistency at all