Spyder

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Hello
Today I am selling this 1876m Sovereign regarded as scarce by Marsh.  Mintage of only 2.12m. 
Online, I have found two bullion dealers who have this year in stock and are asking £625+
A nice young head Victoria sovereign for the collector
£425 plus post 
Spyder
 

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Hello
Today I am selling this 1876m Sovereign regarded as scarce by Marsh.  Mintage of only 2.12m. 
Online, I have found two bullion dealers who have this year in stock and are asking £625+
A nice young head Victoria sovereign for the collector
£425 plus post 
Spyder
 

Hello
Today I am selling this 1876m Sovereign regarded as scarce by Marsh.  Mintage of only 2.12m. 
Online, I have found two bullion dealers who have this year in stock and are asking £625+
A nice young head Victoria sovereign for the collector
£425 plus post 
Spyder
 

Fantastic condition..
2011 1oz Gold Britannia ( recently removed from omp and straight into capsule) £1675 posted.
Thanks.

Hello
Today I am selling this 1876m Sovereign regarded as scarce by Marsh.  Mintage of only 2.12m. 
Online, I have found two bullion dealers who have this year in stock and are asking £625+
A nice young head Victoria sovereign for the collector
£425 plus post 
Spyder
 

Totally agree. A brand new coin goes from Mint almost straight to grading. To get 30+ year old coin to PF70 is some achievement. Even if never handled copper spots and other things can develope over time.
I notice on that list very few 1988 1oz proof Britannia have been graded. Maybe that is the one I should submit with my 79 Sov

Hello
Today I am selling this 1876m Sovereign regarded as scarce by Marsh.  Mintage of only 2.12m. 
Online, I have found two bullion dealers who have this year in stock and are asking £625+
A nice young head Victoria sovereign for the collector
£425 plus post 
Spyder
 

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Futile? One more guess...

Yes, im back again!
Selling as a bundle of two, bought from britannia coin company. One has some toning/copper spotting?
Years - 1903 + 1914
Bt transfer only
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Hello
I have noticed that for different years a PF70 Gold 1/10oz Britannia can be anything from £240 to £350.  Now is the £240 cheap and the £350 expensive.  Others have been in between. I am comparing all by the same grading company NGC.  The Britannia in question are all one year of different designs. 
Reason I am asking is, does it really make any sense to grade a 1/10oz Proof Britannia if is it will only be worth £240?
Be interested to see what others think.
Spyder

OST I have seen are going between £290 and £370

I can not get things to make sense in my head to grade a coin bought for £200 and at the most with a perfect PF70 is only worth £240

Hello
I have noticed that for different years a PF70 Gold 1/10oz Britannia can be anything from £240 to £350.  Now is the £240 cheap and the £350 expensive.  Others have been in between. I am comparing all by the same grading company NGC.  The Britannia in question are all one year of different designs. 
Reason I am asking is, does it really make any sense to grade a 1/10oz Proof Britannia if is it will only be worth £240?
Be interested to see what others think.
Spyder

https://www.ngccoin.com/census/world/great-britain-decimal-1968-to-date/sc-350/g10pnd/
Also worth looking at the NGC population report  to get a feel for the number only 32 PF70UC of the 2011 1/0 proof Britannias so relatively low population compared to other years. Only 39 coins in the total population. 
 

Carded Sov 2009 finishes at 2115 tonight 06/05/2023
FREEEEEEEEEEEEEE POSTAGE TO THE WINNER! posted SD
Bidding starts £385 as the reserve min increments of £2.50
Carded Sov in box from the OMP from the mint. apologies for the poor pictures - my phone lens is terrible and I use the light off the magnifying glass.
I can assure all the cap and coin is in excellent condition.
A great gift for someone whose looking to stack!
will post to winner Tuesday due to BH in the am SD
Payment by BT only.





 

Hello
I have noticed that for different years a PF70 Gold 1/10oz Britannia can be anything from £240 to £350.  Now is the £240 cheap and the £350 expensive.  Others have been in between. I am comparing all by the same grading company NGC.  The Britannia in question are all one year of different designs. 
Reason I am asking is, does it really make any sense to grade a 1/10oz Proof Britannia if is it will only be worth £240?
Be interested to see what others think.
Spyder

I would only buy britannia proofs if you can get them very close to what they are being sold for in bullion. I would not grade them unless they are for your personal collection and you just want them in slabs.
You can always get them graded at a later date if you have built up a nice collection and they become more popular to collectors in the future. 

First of all it's all about understanding you reasons and goals for grading a coin.   Is grading a coin an instant way to add value?   No not always.   It  depends on the coin and the market demand for the coin.......and you always have  to go into grading a coin with the understanding you may not get the result you want.  
I've graded/submitted 100's of  coins this year from modern proof and some highly rare numismatic gems so, I'm happy to answer any questions you my have.   
 
 
 
 
 

Got this in hand yesterday now off for  NGC grading, what a gem! 

Pair of  low mintage ,nice little 1915 Half sovereign’s landed  a couple of days ago courtesy of Spyder.