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I’ll take the mounted young head sovereign and the 10 guilden if still available?

Reduction with spot price fall

Ill take the half sov if still available

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I’ll take the 1897a, 1902 and 1914 half sovs at £190 each if that's ok?

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6 Graded Coins: 3 Sovereigns and 3 half sovereigns

-Payment by Bank transfer

-Price plus £7 SD

(From top left to bottom right)

1885M St George Full Sovereign- PGCS MS 61 - £465 450

1917M St George Full Sovereign - PGCS MS 62 - £450  440 (Mintage <1 million) sold

1903 St George Half Sovereign - PGCS MS 62 - £255 245

1884M Shield Full Sovereign -  NGC 58 - £495 480 sold

1901 St George Half Sovereign - NGC 58 - £225 215

1898 St George Half Sovereign - NGC 58 - £225 215

Rare 1891 Melbourne Mint Short Tail Sovereign

This is the extremely rare Short tail version of the 1891M sovereign (unlike the common Long tail version)

-Marsh no. 135: Rarity rating R5 (5 to 10 examples estimated to have survived) 

-Only 3 graded examples on NGC

-This is a bullion example 

-£475 -> £450 including SD

-Payment by bank transfer

Please see graded section for other Sovereigns and half sovereigns

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Have some .900 silver 1 rupee coins from the late 1700s and early 1800s (Mughal design) if of interest too - £30 each

keep us up to date next time We were waiting with bated breath for the bargain sov!

I'll give you 365 if gbug doesn't want it at that price

750 for both with special delivery included?

Ill take one of these - pm sent

ill take these

Lovely coins but spot has fallen and you can get a best value sovereign for under £375 from most dealers (including postage)

Pm sent - minted - The 10 franc was purchased on the silver forum from a respected seller.

the 500 and 250 kurush were purchased from Morton and Eden auction house recently 

Final bump for non-members - The Kurush now below spot with gold rising from midweek-dip

I have this nice little 1746 "Lima" silver sixpence. Seems in excellent condition and probably gradable?

Nice story to it too - these were made from silver captured by Admiral Anson from a galleon near Manilla. The Spanish used to sail a fleet from the silver mines in Potosi, Peru, across the Pacific in an annual Spanish silver fleet. Anson brought back so many pieces of eight from the successful raid that they decided to mint special sixpences with "Lima" on them to celebrate the Naval victory!