Sovstacker

Start with the newer stuff.

 Don’t handle proofs at all.

For bullion i use Leuchtturm cotton gloves.

1. American Eagle

2. Krugerrand

3. American Buffalo

4. Britannia

5. Kangaroo

6. Vienna Philharmonic

7. Mexican Libertad

8. Maple Leaf

Bonus: Gold Panda (In 2016, this series changed to match the metric system. The 1 oz Gold Panda was replaced with 30 gram Gold Panda)

10 hours ago, TeaTime said:

I don't (and never will) agree with those who state a 'bullion' coin is just a lump of PM - making condition irrelevant. If you are paying a premium for a manufactured item then you have every right to expect something in good condition... It's like receiving a brand new toaster covered in dings and scratches and being told that it will 'still produce toast so what's the problem'. That would be unacceptable to pretty much everyone.

Dictionary definitions of bullion 'gold or silver in bulk before coining, or valued by weight' ..''metal in the mass'  etc etc

Obviously there is a problem for re-sellers of coins who receive poor quality product from the RM. But that is their problem and should not become the end purchasers problem. Ever. Passing on defective coins rather than taking the issue up with the manufacturer is something that would not be accepted anywhere else. 

The only time selling blemished coins is acceptable is when they are clearly described as such (and priced accordingly). Using a catch-all 'bullion' description, as well as having no valid definition when it comes to coins, is lazy and morally suspect.

Obviously that is my opinion as a collector. A stacker may well have a different view. 😎

 

You are on my mind. I couldn't agree more.

£1664 

5 hours ago, SheepStacker said:

Also, I don't know the rationale behind 19 holes for your sovs, when 20 could have also fit nicely?! Maybe I'm being weird.

It was the first thing I thought when they came out on the market.

15 hours ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

BTW.....My Marsh guide is hand signed by Steve Hill........Wow. 

I am lucky enough to have the 1980 first edition signed by Michael Marsh.

Very reliable. 

Sovereigns of course.

2 minutes ago, Paul said:

Right click --> view source on page 

 

It's in the code the notepad file that'll launch 

Thanks!

1 hour ago, JohnV66 said:

Some stock still available as of 06:30am GMT:

 

1 Sov =  4256

1/2 Sov  = 454

1/4 Sov = 1176

3 Coin Set = 96

4 Coin Set = 0

5 Coin Set = 67

Piedfort = 141

 

How can we see the stock?

Let's Go!

I'll try to grab the full Sovereign. 

Full sovereigns for me!

In these conditions i would choose the cheapest.

Generally the more difficult the striking process the more difficult the counterfeiting.

So it's probably harder to find a fake proof coin. 

If you’re thinking of purchasing gold only as an investment stick with the bullion coins and avoid proofs and other numismatics.

16 hours ago, Centauri167 said:

So the Top 3 who were the closest:

1- Co-winners: @Happypanda88 & @Centauri167 1825 USD

2- @Booky586 1817 USD

3- @Sovstacker 1815 USD

 

Happy New-Year, best wishes for 2022 !

Happy and Blessed New Year!

Sovereigns are the most prestigious bullion gold coins in the world.

1815 USD/oz

Interesting! Lets see the premium...

Thanks for sharing. 

My opinion is that once arrived in this condition it must be returned. 

Can we skip weekend please?

Νice design however not better than 1989.

Well done!