Spyder

I think as a newbie to the forum ( and by the way, welcome to the the forum) you will be expected until you get a few trades under your belt to post item out to a trusted member who has plus 20 feedback and then get your trade posted to you. Restricting your trade in person to Sheffield area, you are limiting your ability to get a good deal. Best of luck.

I have made up your package and is ready to go. I can easily slide a couple of tenth in. Which gets us back to the question, the 1/10 oz I can exchange are 1987, 1989, 1996 Eagle or 1987, 2021 and two 2023 Britannia. If you are interested in any of these, just quote me what price you want on top. Your 2015 is a year I already have in a sovereign but this is more help you out. First you say you can not sell the silver for another 12 days and in the next sentence say it is only 11oz so it is no big deal.

No, the silver is with me. Otherwise I would not have been able to take photos. I do not think three months in advance, what I will decide to sell or exchange. If you want. I can post them directly to you, tomorrow.

When I said, you can flog them in advance. It means I am willing to post them out for you. You pay for postage, of cause which you charge to your buyer.

You can flog them in advance. You know what they are? You can use my original photos

How much you wanting with 2 1/10? Remember no postage involved

Well the post above your states £272. That is at least £100 cheaper then you get anywhere in the UK. What kind of price are you paying if you don't mind saying. Is it complicated getting them from Australia?

With spot now at £1615, this 31 year old coin is now a bargain.

£450 each, very good price.

Get yourself a Peace Dollar. Decent in size and weight. That is the coin I keep in my pocket and if I was to lose it, not losing a big amount of value.

Have a word with @Fadeingstar about how he managed to import from the states and what difficulties he faced

Are those H22 the really big caps that 1 oz coin fit in and you just buy the foam for your particular coin. To me they do not look good especially if one had a tenth oz coin in. Horses for courses like they say.

If you get hit with import tax, does the deal still add up, that is what you need to look at.

Those three in my photo are rimless and take quite an effort to open. Rimless or not, matters very little to me. If they look the same and fit in the tube, job done. Plus I have always used the lighthouse and they are easy to open and shut. Like you said, there is a line waiting for the rimless and I do not enjoy waiting in a line where you can not see the beginning.

Are these the ones that are sold by coin gallery @Solachesis?

It is them. They look the same to me

Now that I know what they are called. I know a place that does them for £5.18 for a packet of 10 plus probably post. Will check and get back to you. OK they are £1.99 delivery up to 2 packets and then it rises slightly

I think that someone asked him before and I think he said he had none and was not planning of re ordering. Will check though and thanks for letting me know that they are called T22.

Thank you @Solachesis. That 10oz looks good

Hello Has anyone got any of these sovereign size coin holders. What are the sizes of these known as or called so to make it easier to find online. Heads up for others who are looking for coin tubes for this size holder. If you happen to have any specimen tubes supplied by the NHS, they are the perfect size to hold about 12 coin capsules.

Do youself a favour, never meet @CazLikesCoins at Beechy Head, she might convinced you to do something you may not live to regret

I have found that est1897 give a nice box and pouch and their bigger box is the perfect size for a 10oz silver coin in capsule. Here you go, perfect fit. Can also stack one extra on top

What do you mean, like do they give you freebies, coin caps etc with each coin

Thanks Rafal, but not this time. The silver deal I was after the other day has been done for the 10oz coin. This is sale only.

Never used them, is delivery in the price or do they charge like Baird and Chards?