Spyder

394 1957's graded v's 219 1959's in the NGC population  almost 80% more 1957's in NGC pop.
113 1957's graded v's 200 1959's in the PCGS population almost 77% more 1959's in the PCGS pop 
507 1957 and only 419 1959 in the combined reports so the 1959 is the scarcer of the two in this example. 
 
 

Hi All
I like Gillicks quite a lot.
Can anyone help me with why;
1957 - Mintage 2million
1959 - Mintage 1.38mlion
Yet sometimes people tell me the ‘57 is rarer, and I sometimes see it at a premium to the 59.
Thoughts?
Best
Dicker

I'm assuming this is since the passing of QEII and the popularity of the Gillicks has shot up.
The 1957, being the first Sov of her reign and the subtle difference of the milled edge with 169 grains rather than the standard 108, as such some may see this as rarer.

If you choose the right buyer, the risk is practically non existent. There's serious buyers on here who wouldn't tarnish their reputation for a 100k never mind £410 😆 

£375 (PCGS)

Hi , I will take the last 1/4 oz Brit if still available.
 Thanks 

If they were passed down from your father, then they are priceless. Keep them as along as you can.

Has anyone seen the flash sale on the 2022 gold sovereign at gold bullion.co.uk selling at £398
https://www.thegoldbullion.co.uk/buy-gold-coins/buy-gold-sovereigns/2022-gold-full-sovereign-coin-the-royal-mint/

65 sorted. My Gillick list is now complete. Thanks to @sovereignsteve and @ZRPMs for the last two and to @JamesH for giving me the heads up when ever he saw one come up. 

65 sorted. My Gillick list is now complete. Thanks to @sovereignsteve and @ZRPMs for the last two and to @JamesH for giving me the heads up when ever he saw one come up. 

65 sorted. My Gillick list is now complete. Thanks to @sovereignsteve and @ZRPMs for the last two and to @JamesH for giving me the heads up when ever he saw one come up. 

65 sorted. My Gillick list is now complete. Thanks to @sovereignsteve and @ZRPMs for the last two and to @JamesH for giving me the heads up when ever he saw one come up. 

65 sorted. My Gillick list is now complete. Thanks to @sovereignsteve and @ZRPMs for the last two and to @JamesH for giving me the heads up when ever he saw one come up. 

65 sorted. My Gillick list is now complete. Thanks to @sovereignsteve and @ZRPMs for the last two and to @JamesH for giving me the heads up when ever he saw one come up. 

65 sorted. My Gillick list is now complete. Thanks to @sovereignsteve and @ZRPMs for the last two and to @JamesH for giving me the heads up when ever he saw one come up. 

I think this is a great deal at just under £415 per sovereign proof
https://atkinsonsbullion.com/gold/gold-coins/gold-sovereign-coins/pre-owned-1980-uk-sovereign-gold-proof-4-coin-set

Available for purchase is a 1883 US Gold Double Eagle which looks as though it has seen some light polishing at some point, although fields are not reflective as you would expect of a polished coin - this looks great in hand
The Double Eagles are large chunks of Gold, weighing 33.43g 
Available for spot +3% plus post (Currently £1591 + £7.50 post = £1598.50 delivered) 

Please.

Sorry, sold via PM! 
Don't take me to a bazaar, I bend too easy 

Congratulations @asemp. You won some nice coins. PM me for what postage you want

Congratulations @asemp. You won some nice coins. PM me for what postage you want

If they were passed down from your father, then they are priceless. Keep them as along as you can.

Thanks. Tbf I was  never touting but can see how people thought I might be.
I used to like vintage watches till they got too expensive.  Luckily I got 2 though back in the day 😀

Excellent price for a proof 1/2

2004 1/2 ounce proof Britannia 
2018 1/10th ounce Maple leaf 
£1015 posted 
Will split, but only if there is interest in the 1/2 ounce, as funds are for something specific 
Individually will be £830 & £180 + post respectively 
Thanks