Spyder

On half, I will always double the price and decide.  Do I think £32 over spot (sovereign) is a good deal, I would say not so I do not buy.   

If the 1827 was priced the same a few £ over spot, regardless how much wear is on it, go buy it, stick it on eBay and buy yourself a nicer coins and make some profit in the outcome

On half, I will always double the price and decide.  Do I think £32 over spot (sovereign) is a good deal, I would say not so I do not buy.   

Damn machine must be broken! 

Outer dimensions are 13cm x 22cm 👍

Beautiful historical specimens hand poured by the San Francisco assay office, Over half a century old.
 
 
Amazing history I’ve attached links to sites with information regarding grease bars -
 
https://www.coinworld.com/news/precious-metals/collectors-dealers-who-redeemed-silver-certificates-in-the-1960s-received-silver-bullion-granules.html
 
https://www.money.org/collector/silver-ingots/blog/san-francisco-34-grease-bars-34-
 
https://silveringots.com/san-francisco/us-assay-office-san-francisco
 
 
Super raw crude specimens with beautiful natural patina!
 
 
Grease bar 1 - weights roughly around 2320 grams or 74.59 ozs of solid 999 silver.
 
Grease bar 2 - weights roughly around 3350 grams or 107.72 ozs of solid 999 silver.
 
 
Bars come as pictured with the original purchase envelopes 😱😱😱
 
 
 
Roughly total weight - 182.31 ozs 
 
 
Priced at spot - £4528.58 you’re not buying just silver but history.
 
 
Or Trade for 2.5 ozs of 999 gold + £100 your way.
 
 
Please add postage on top x 2 packages or happy to meet in (Jewellery Quarter) Birmingham.
 
 
 
 

I offered 2 at £1015 just need to get back with what dates I have 

Have you checked to see if the name badge is silver?

On half, I will always double the price and decide.  Do I think £32 over spot (sovereign) is a good deal, I would say not so I do not buy.   

Backyard Bullion did a great video on YouTube I think he has done them all now.  All reviewers say that they are useless for Jewellery and you need an XRF machine.  These PMV need flat surfaces relatively clean.  They handle sovereigns great but throw a gold chain, rings and bracelets at it and it will shut itself down and go on strike.

Thank you, that's made my mind up, I won't bother.

I think it looks OK. The streaky appearance on similar dated coins has been questioned before on the forum but I can't find the post. @Allgoldcoins coins has some photos of an 1930-P coin with similar streaks here: 
https://www.allgoldcoins.co.uk/products/1930-p-king-george-v-gold-sovereign-perth-rare?variant=42086314442805

This could be a coin @cliveb13might go for

That is the problem, they can not test jewellery unless in bar size at least 22ct.  Can not understand why they can not adapt the machine to test 9ct upwards

That is the problem, they can not test jewellery unless in bar size at least 22ct.  Can not understand why they can not adapt the machine to test 9ct upwards

Backyard Bullion 50 piece Tetris
An absolute work of art. Great to look at and a bit of fun to put together. 
Each piece is hallmarked
Total silver weight 1295g
I have to set the starting bid at £1125. Works out at £27/oz to start
No minimum increments 
Winning bid is plus £10 post for Royal Mail special delivery (actual cost of post will be £22.75) 
 
Auction ends Sunday 19th May @ 21:59:59
Happy bidding

Thank you @Spyder 
I have this & it was the last coin I needed for my special reverses at 70 collection . So few of these & only a fraction ever come to market 
 
good luck @Clockpuncher another super piece  & I hope a tSF member  gets to own it
C 

For sale:
SOLD
RMSD fully insured included
BT or PPF&F
thanks for looking 👍

This must be one of reason why you were asking for new investment ideas a few month ago to probably get out of selling on here (or if forced to).
I remember a similar thing happening to Presley when he worked a way to sell cheap silver and he got hounded out.  I know he case was slightly different as he had be previously been a banned member under a different name. 

Hi all,
Have 3 bullion sovereigns for sale. 1892, 1908 and 1911
 
£445 each including RMSD in price.
Bank transfer only. Please PM if interested.
All the best and thanks for looking.

2015 Battle of the Coral Sea Australia 1/2oz coin - £16 each
Spitfire / Hurricane / Tornado / Phantom 1oz coins - £27 each *SOLD* 
2012 UK / Rose 1oz - £27
2014 ASE - £27 each
2017 Maple (toned!) - £26
Baird Queen's 90th - £26
Ingot ER95 - £26
Ingot BOB - £27
2021 Kookaburra - £28
2023 Kookaburra - £28
2018 Tokelau Equilibrium - £29
2013 Koala in cap - £28
2013 Koala loose - £27
2016 Kangaroo - £26
Sunshine Mint - £26
 
Pic 2:
007 coin - £30 *SOLD* 
007 No Time To Die - £30 *SOLD* 
007 Diamonds Are Forever - £32 *SOLD* 
Owl - £26
Canada big cat - £27 *SOLD* 
2014 Year of the Horse - £28
2015 Year of the Sheep - £28
2018 Year of the Dog - £28
 
Open to close offers or a deal on multiple 
Prices plus post 

Coin has a few small marks & not perfect. 
Coin otherwise is in lovely proof condition & will be supplied in a Royal Mint screw type capsule, complete with box & COA
 
£535 + Post
 
UK address 
Bank Transfer & PayPal F&F
Many thanks

 
 

A wonderful set of .925, medallions featuring the kings and queens of Great Britain. 
Ranging from King William 1066 - Queen Elizabeth II. 
These have been very well done, depicting the king or queen on obverse and feature coat of arms on the reverse.
24 of these proof medallions come capsuled in a nice wooden presentation box. 
28.28g each of sterling silver and are all hallmarked. (Over £500 of silver content)
Nice condition with light handling marks on a few of them. (Pictured)
Also comes with a big folder of information about said kings and queens. C.O.A are there for every one, too. 
Asking £500 posted for this lot Special Delivery. (Which is not far off £20 due to weight) 
Bank transfer please. 
 
*SOLD*
 

Pretty sure @Spyder and @sellerstacker are in the land of nod

Someone offered the £800 before silver's move yesterday and I have reserved it for them. If things change I'll list it again on the forum. 
That said, I have a bullion Australian Koala $30 Coin (without a capsule) that I have said I'd offer Spyder so that he can have first refusal.

I commiserate with you sir - my father was subject to an overzealous tax office minion acting on a 'tip-off'. He had done nothing wrong but it took his accountant and lawyer 5 years and considerable cost to prove it. I swear the stress of the continual aggravation took years off his life. I will never forgive or forget. Do not weaken sir and do not accept any 'deals' - rub their faces in your innocence and consult with your lawyer about getting a letter of apology from them when you are vindicated. That document will be invaluable in any future dealings with the b******s.