Leo1

Do you know where you could still get the sotd coronation sovereign? I thought it would be released tomorrow…

So I guess you are talking about the coronation sotd sovereign since this is the only 2023 sovereign we know the design of. There will be a much lower mintage of these than there were with the memorial sovereign. I personally think the coronation sovereign is the way to go, but there will be a large queue. I don’t think that it’s possible to get the coronation sotd after the coronation for a good price. 
Both coins will be highly sought after in the future because these are the first coins of Charles. If you miss the sotd or if you don’t like the design you can still go for the memorial sovereign. You can buy them for a price  relatively close to release price and they are still a bit “under the radar“ …

sorry for my bad English 

Same coin different lighting

Looks OK to me. If you like the coin and you don't want it to use it as normal bullion you should grade it. There are some points you should check:

Is there enough hair detail?
does the shield look good?

are there scratches or is the rim filed?

Maybe it would get an AU grade
 

Had no problems buying and received this stunning 1989 half Sov.

Thanks for the replies, just bought a half 1989 Sovereign from him.

Hello, 
I wondered if ukgoldcoins is a real gold dealer because I never heard of them. Also I can’t really find anything about them on the internet.

I think it was

10500 Limited Presentation

13040 Maximum mintage 

I think the 2022 proof and Struck on the day Sovereigns will do very well in the next years. The bullion version could also hold a small premium and I think they will always sell easily.

If you want to collect Sovereigns the Marsh and the Spink book are a good way to start. There every sovereign is mentioned. Collecting sovereigns is not only based on dates but also on mintmarks. In books there are also varieties  mentioned. You can start collecting bullion sovereigns and buy them at best value or you can go for the more expensive proof (and struck on the day coins). 2022 is a great year to start a collection in my opinion because this year sovereigns feature a special design. I personally try to buy older uncirculated sovereigns or new ones with special reverse like (2002,2005,2012,2017,2022) and modern proof sovereigns and let a few of them grade. It is completely impossible to collect every single sovereign because there are so many different dates, mint marks and varieties and some pattern coins that are probably unice. As others mentioned before small date runs like Gillicks are relatively easy to do and can be fun.

Proof Sovereign 2019 for about 490€ at bullionbypost

https://www.bullionbypost.eu/proof-sets/proof-sovereigns/gold-proof-2019-sovereign-boxed/

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The SOTD Sovereign 2022 at philoro for 850€

https://philoro.de/shop/numismatik/gold-celebration-sovereign-platinjubilaeum-2022

Oh no! What do you mean? I hope I don’t have to buy more 2022 sovereign stuff.

I just bought this 1879 M Sovereign. I thought it could be the mid tail variety but I’m not quite sure. The second dot in B.P. looks  a little bit bigger than the first one. What do you think? Would it be worth grading?

Thank you for all your replies. I think that I will send the proof and bu coins that look perfectly fine to me for grading. They should at least grade 69.

Hello, 

I don’t know if anyone has asked this before, but do you think it makes more sense to grade Sovereigns than to leave them in there original packaging? I usually get all mintstate Sovereigns graded but I’m not sure if I should grade the SOTDs and the proofs as well. What do you think?

Are there any news about the SOTD Sovereign? I don’t think that the coin will have the platinum jubilee design. Hope it will be the normal George and the dragon design.

I was able to pick up another SOTD Sovereign at Philoro.de for 850€. I think there are some left.

Do you think there will be another SOTD sovereign this year?