Murphy1986

There’s a pic of your wallet @Murphy1986 😆

Proper class at not opening our wallets us yorkshire folk! I cant remember what the inside of mine looks like..

Proper class at not opening our wallets us yorkshire folk! I cant remember what the inside of mine looks like..

Fixed it for you.
No need to thank me.
I’m not telling you where I’m from. 😆

OBJECTION..Hearsay!!
 

Ive noticed that too 😂

Ive noticed that too 😂

Thats how i look at new cars too tbf! 🤣

Oh of course.. and i would be happy to pay for such a service.
However, as a yorkshireman, i dont like to venture over to the 'wrong' side of the Pennines unless its absolutely imperative.
I will probably go to a big brand jeweller or pawnbroker cos i wont feel as bad wasting their time 😂
 
Is that what the 32 in 'James32' stands for? Or is that the amount of hoovers u have running at any one time? 😉 
I am fairly new to the forum but i have noticed a few 'patterns'  if u will.

It's the new fangled robotic type😅

Oh of course.. and i would be happy to pay for such a service.
However, as a yorkshireman, i dont like to venture over to the 'wrong' side of the Pennines unless its absolutely imperative.
I will probably go to a big brand jeweller or pawnbroker cos i wont feel as bad wasting their time 😂
 
Is that what the 32 in 'James32' stands for? Or is that the amount of hoovers u have running at any one time? 😉 
I am fairly new to the forum but i have noticed a few 'patterns'  if u will.

"Give a man a fish" feed him for a day.
"Teach a man to fish" and you have infuriated his wife and cost the family thousands in reels and designer wellingtons p😁

This I like!! Thank you! 

If i had scales i wouldve weighed it before posting, as i understand from our previous discussions regarding the crowns my mate at work owns, that the more info i can give, the more accurate the answers i receive. 
But thanks for your time. I appreciate it.

@LawrenceChard @James32 @jackflash123 @Foster88
Thanks for your responses.. unfortunately i dont have scales to weigh it. As stated in OP it is 20mm in diameter including the mount (but not including the fancy ringy thingymabobs) so by my mind that would rule out a full sov. 
Im guessing u guys will have probably had experience of getting coins assessed at jewellers and pawnbrokers. Do they tend to charge for the service? As i have no intention of selling it unless im proper on my arse. Im happy to pay its just nice to know before i take it to one.. 
This forum is amazing!
Thank u all so much

Everyones a winner! 😂😂

Hope you can find some answers, the forum is certainly the best place to ask for advice, second only to visiting a jewellers or pawn shop for them to assess in hand, which is obviously a lot easier than making observations from images 👍

Pretend you want to sell the coin rather than asking them to assess it.
If they think you want to sell they will automatically verify if its real and do whatever checks are possible without damaging or taking the coin out of the mount.
That's how I would approach this particular situation. After they give you a valuation you can thank them and say you will think about their offer for a few days or whatever 👍

Just seems like a really simple and free way of getting your item valued. The pawn shop or jewellers will also have an opportunity to practice their precious metals verification techniques lol 😆 

This I like!! Thank you! 

@LawrenceChard has seen more sovereigns than you and I and the rest of the forum have had hot dinners.
 

If i had scales i wouldve weighed it before posting, as i understand from our previous discussions regarding the crowns my mate at work owns, that the more info i can give, the more accurate the answers i receive. 
But thanks for your time. I appreciate it.

@LawrenceChard @James32 @jackflash123 @Foster88
Thanks for your responses.. unfortunately i dont have scales to weigh it. As stated in OP it is 20mm in diameter including the mount (but not including the fancy ringy thingymabobs) so by my mind that would rule out a full sov. 
Im guessing u guys will have probably had experience of getting coins assessed at jewellers and pawnbrokers. Do they tend to charge for the service? As i have no intention of selling it unless im proper on my arse. Im happy to pay its just nice to know before i take it to one.. 
This forum is amazing!
Thank u all so much

It's better to help someone to learn and work it out, than to simply dispense the answer evrey time.
😎

Lot of weird colouring on it for something made to withstand the test of time "22ct" but one of the above gents may have a definitive answer.