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gazer

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  1. 23 hours ago, Slam said:

    Stunning set of coins recceived today. Shame about the quality. 😭 

    Missing frosting around Rims and dings on the QA, missing frosting and black bits on rim of Portrait but portrait herself looks stunning though. 

    Still looks stunning as a set.

    In 2 minds to keep or try for exchange. 

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    Nothing to lose try an exchange.

  2. On 04/04/2022 at 21:20, LawrenceChard said:

    I grabbed a screenshot of the auction listing:

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    As we can see, it is lot 690a, by Potteries Auctions, of Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire.

    Two Day Online Auction of 20th Century Pottery, Furniture, Jewellery & Hifi Equipment. Day 1: Lots 1-750 Day 2: Lots 751-1301
    Two Day Online Auction of 20th Century Pottery, Furniture, Jewellery Chess Pieces & Hifi Equipment. Day 1: Lots 1-750 Day 2: Lots 751-1301
    08 - 09 Apr 2022 10:00 BST (2 day sale)
    Potteries Auctions room
    Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire

    I took a quick look at their "Additional fees apply" link:

    "Additional Fees:

    Commissions*:    29.94% Inc.VAT/sales tax

    *Includes buyer's premium and online commission. For more information please read the auctioneer's T&Cs."

    Important Information
    *IMPORTANT INFORMATION - COVID 19* - The auction will be online with limited in person bidding by appointment only. 

    We are now able to offer viewing by appointment only.

    Packing and posting service available. Collections strictly by appointment only and must be pre-paid. Please visit our website for further information. Thank you. 

    Buyer's Premium 20% + VAT

    Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT at the rate imposed

    Payment is accepted by Bank Transfer, Cheque (with seven working days clearance). Credit Card or Debit Card (under £250) & cash.

    Please note: We do not accept credit or debit card payments for Customer Not Present Transactions. If you are not able to pay in person at our cash office then please arrange to pay via direct bank transfer prior to goods being collected or dispatched. This also applies to buyers purchasing goods via the.saleroom.com or easyliveauction.com.

    We will take payment for items purchased if you have not contacted us within 7 days after the sale to arrange an alternative payment method.

    Please note Artist Resale Rights (ARR) may apply when purchasing certain artwork

    Shipping:
    We provide an in-house packing and postage service. Our UK charges are as follows:

    Upto 2kg inclusive of VAT and Packing £18.00
    Over 2kg inclusive of VAT and Packing £35.00

    We offer insurance at a cost of 5% of the goods value. Items will not be covered for loss or damage without insurance.

    *Please be aware that the charges above are only a guide and lots with multiple items requiring a lengthy packing time may be subject to a higher charge.

    Please note a charge of 3 % plus VAT is added to credit card payments. 

    c.  Sellers commission rate is 16% + VAT on lots sold with a hammer price of over £101. Lots sold for £100 or less are charged at 25% + VAT. There is also a lot fee of £3 per lot.

    It makes me wonder how and why this auction manages to stay in business, apart from the fact it make huge profit margins with its fees, commissions and other charges. What I really don't understand is why anyone ever uses it to sell anything, or why anyone buys from it.

    Let's assume someone was stupid enough to pay the intrinsic value of a genuine sovereign (£346), they would need to deduct enough from their bid, divide by 1.3, to leave £266. If they paid by credit card, and wanted the item posting insured, this would cost another £18 + 8% of the sale price (about £46), so £220.

    The seller would be paying 16% + VAT = 19.2% commission, so would receive less than £185!

    @MJCOIN Are you thinking of asking the auctioneers is the coin is genuine, and how they know?

    😎

     

    Well written and informative 👏 

  3. 10 minutes ago, watchesandwhisky said:

    This is my most prized piece, weighs about 100 grams but its value (of what I am unsure) is certainly well in excess of the silver content, I just think its such a cool peice of modern military's history. Purchased from the man himself who was relocating to Australia. 

    I have a digital copy of the citation - this was taken from that.

    "Royal Signals RSI silver medal awarded to SGT RH Richardson in 2016. Awarded for his role in providing close communication support during civil unrest and the conduct of flawless tactical operations to preserve sensitive material frequently whilst under direct personal threat."

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    Absolutely Smashing.

  4. 7 minutes ago, ChardsCoinandBullionDealer said:

    10 oz Quartered Arms update. Our photographer took some high res images of the areas @BackyardBullion pointed out. The marks definitely don't appear as bad as we first thought. Most of it was on the capsule. It's actually a nice condition coin.

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    10ozgoldquarterarmshi-restopofreversecrop.thumb.jpg.994ae003585d910616bfd2a4fe5fa45f.jpg 10ozgoldquarterarmsobversecrownareacrop.thumb.jpg.fbea2bc56aead651336062c5aba0089f.jpg

    10ozgoldquarterarmsobversefewmarkstorightofnosecrop.thumb.jpg.b01022631cd7c9c9b8e590b2e11f952f.jpg 10ozgoldquarterarmsobverseneckareacrop.thumb.jpg.64b87f7d183706d34ff7cc55975b1bb7.jpg

     

    Excellent, wish I could get anywhere near them photos.

    Cheers.

  5. 13 hours ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

    @JeffM Your man fat comment made you a legend!!!!!!!   I know things can get lost in translation.  I know over your side of the pond some states sell beer in larger beer bottles called Growlers.    If you told the guys here you drink beer from a growler I swear to god you would get a standing ovation! 

    Just to say Royal Mint, says my sotd is despatch. Should be here tomorrow or next day.

  6. 5 hours ago, Cornishfarmer said:

    If the proof with a mintage of over 13500 sold out in a day or so and now commanding a premium a sotd will sell out within an hour.     Some new buyers won’t get it but same conversations with the 2017 sotd and proof set went on and can see the drive levels of them now.    I don’t think this will be the last special sov for the jubilee but will be up there with the most sought after.     If they come up for £650 again I’ll be surprised would expect £850+

    That is a good view I also think the same.

  7. 1 hour ago, gazer said:

    I have had a look around for the 2022 proof sovereign.

    Price seems pretty high, anyone knows of any going around £650 probably  understand it's no, but worth asking.

    Cheers gazer.

    Sorted Riversidebanksilver had one great dealing with.

    And thanks to James32.

  8. On 31/07/2021 at 06:13, CoinStruck said:

    Three coins back from grading this week.

    The two platinum proof Britannia’s did very well.

    The Sydney mint sovereign is a lovely coin and I did think it would do better than AU55. 

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    I'm no expert but I would assume more than a AU55, can anyone explain why so we can know what to look for?

  9. Hi all I'm just starting again after a few years to get into stacking silver, I'm only going to buy scrap silver ie pre 20 

    Does anyone know anybody selling scrap silver, but being honest I'm after buying for around spot prices.

    It's just for collecting for around 5 years.

    Cheers.

  10. 3 minutes ago, Richym99 said:

    Still regarded as a special issue, thanks to the one off reverse. 

    Thank you for the info I might purchase 1.

    Cheers Gaza.

     

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