REILsilver

Could I have the 1987 1/10th britannia please. 

Large selection of small gold coins available Prices are plus postage: £3 for 1st class signed for (up to £100 order) £6 for SD (over £100)   1919 A Colombia 5 pesos - same spec as a sovereign - £395 SOLD         1900 Old Head sovereign - very worn, correct weight - £372 SOLD         1909 Edward VII sovereign - £380 SOLD         1912 George V sovereign - £380 SOLD         2002 sovereign - hazy but otherwise good - £395 SOLD       1910 Edward VII half sovereign - very worn - £186          1912 George V half sovereign - £190       Canada 22ct coin containing a full 1/2 ounce fine gold - includes COA and box - £780             2001 and 2002 1/20th ounce Nugget - £95 2001 sold         1995 and 1998 1/20th ounce Maple with COAs - £90           Various 1/25th ounce coins x9 - £66 each ISLE OF MAN CAT (TOP RIGHT) SOLD                 2008 1/20th ounce Panda - £98 SOLD         1987 1/10th ounce impaired proof Britannia with box and COA - £180 SOLD      

I wondered why is a normal alloy coin worth so much, I thought Bu coins were a type of alloy not that it means brilliant uncirculated 🙈
Thanks you, you have inadvertently taught me something new.

Is that 38 each on the unas?

Yes it is buddy, will edit to each now 🤦‍♂️👍

2 X KC lll 1oz silver Britannia's in capsules, £25 each +post of choice and risk 
2 X 2023 Una and lion coins, £38 each + post of choice and risk. *SOLD*
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I just grabbed a couple, even woth delivery it's cheaper than anywhere else. That's if they have stock.

Was gonna pinch my little uns capri-sun straw 🙈

Was gonna pinch my little uns capri-sun straw 🙈

@James32it's is, but is seems they have sucked the majority of the air out if it. That or the flip has started to melt in this heat 🥵

Blow it back up with a bicycle pump😂

@James32it's is, but is seems they have sucked the majority of the air out if it. That or the flip has started to melt in this heat 🥵

This came today and looks pretty clean. Even seems vat sealed 🤷🏼

I've bought quite a few throughout this year and they've all been perfect!

This came today and looks pretty clean. Even seems vat sealed 🤷🏼

I just grabbed a couple, even woth delivery it's cheaper than anywhere else. That's if they have stock.

https://www.bairdmint.com/products/uk-qeii-quarter-sovereign-2022-gold-bullion-coin
 
Not sure if there’s any love for quarters but just grabbed 10 of these at around £108 (I know, lower premium on fulls etc, but like halves, think there will be plenty of love in years to come). First RM bullion year for quarters as well I believe?

Jubilee Sovs back under £400 too
https://atkinsonsbullion.com/gold/gold-coins/gold-sovereign-coins/pre-owned-2022-uk-full-sovereign-gold-coin?pid=27434

This listing is for a 2017 gold proof Lion of England 1/4 oz coin, it is not in mint condition ( small blemishes on Queens side ) and it does not come with the outer box, but it does come with the Royal Mint inner boxes, booklet and coa.
Payment with Paypal F+F, UK only, only members with lots of good + recent feedback please. £525 + postage

Everyone is quick on the draw tonight 😔

Stupid work, missed all the shiny stuff 🤣

Stupid work, missed all the shiny stuff 🤣

We do deal with the human element and both the NGC and PCGS get it wrong at times, PCGS are struggling with a number of issues due to internal changes. 
 
I’ve had coins labeled wrong recently, I track my submission and can download images of the coins and got them to change it. 
 
I’ve submitted a coin with the wrong label (only one) and I held my hand up did not BS anyone and got it sorted. 
 
If coins are out of alignment they do fix it, had this with my own £5 sov, for me I will work closely with the grading company rather than just kicking off like a brat when something is not right, where I have had issues the NGC have always helped and put right, this is where having a submission office you can go into a talk with them is a real benefit for me. 

A lot of people choose to use a grading intermediary such as @GoldDiggerDave or @CoinsOfTheRealmAuctions or Matthew Smith (he's on Facebook). I have not tried doing it myself and personally use Matthew Smith for value for money though if you are grading multiple coins at once it may be cheaper to do it yourself.
While PCGS have very long turnarounds and arguably less popular, NGC is also 3-4 months turnaround typically.
NGC also make mistakes on labels, and most frustratingly, rarely put the coin dead straight in the holder!!
Cost for most coins I've graded (modern, gold/silver, value up to £2500) has been £35 per coin including conservation and £65 for higher value coins. 

I'm your local NGC grading expert, you are asking a very wide question thats very difficult to answer due to endless options.  
Which ones to use?  The main two theres more but will use NGC and PCGS in this explanation.  This depends on several factors for you to consider where are you based, where are you buying and sell your coins.    
NGC has dominated North America, UK and many parts of the Europe, where PCGS is far more popular in the East Asia and Australia.  
2 where the submissions office, for me this was the killer question.  NGC have an office in London that I visit 2-3 times per month and can post within the country using RMSD.  closest PCGS is based in Paris no way was I shipping my coins outside the UK only for those lovely people to block the ports, air traffic control and I can't get my coins back for months......Nothing against the French honestly.
Talking of months its widely known PCGS are having issues and it's taking 6-7 months in some cases to get coins returned, this is not always the case but the sorts of times I'm hearing from friends who use them. 
Cost?.....what coin, what value, what label, what services, everything costs. a modern proof or bullion post 1965 with NGC conservation id £65 not loads.  Some coins can cost hundreds to "slab" and conserve due to the value of the coin.  
If you  have any questions you can PM me.  I'm not the cheapest but for the odd quid more I will look after you and do the work for you.