Norskgeld

Hi, 

Please see below, lovely early George III 6d & the 1816 6d. Please see here for vouches if any concern over feedback, new to forum but not to coins and trading.
 
Item: 1787 (no semee hearts) & 1816 Six Pence

Price: £80+ £7.50 P&P Royal Mail Special Delivery ONO. 

Payment Terms: Bank Transfer, Paypal (will do G&S with buyer absorbing charges)

Dispatch Time: Aim to dispatch within 2 working days of purchase

Photos:

Can't see silver as an 'investment', almost all of what I've bought is underwater and will probably continue to be for quite some time if I were to sell to dealers. They buy well below spot😅
I buy silver because I feel it is severely undervalued. I hope it will be revalued during my lifetime, but can't guarantee even that. It has been deeply undervalued for decades though, so my hopes are not high. I regard it as a speculative aquisition. A punt.
I would only sell through the forum of course..

Denmark 10 Kroner Gold Coins – Fantastic Type! – £295 Posted Each – UK 🇬🇧
🇩🇰 Denmark 10 Kroner 1898-VBP – Christian IX SOLD! 🔨 
🇩🇰 Denmark 10 Kroner 1900-VBP – Christian IX
Price is £295 including fully-insured postage to mainland UK.
Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account.
Thank you! ⭐️

Thank you everyone. Closing this now 🙏learned a lot today.
 
I've learned I know nothing
 

 

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Looks like silver from Romania. Did you buy them from Stefan?

I bought this cracking little half sov from a well known dealer here on the Forum earlier this year.
I graded it and both the seller and I were surprised that it came back from NGC as AU58; it should be higher as a MS holder in our views but there you go. I’ve decided not to re-submit it and I’m now moving it on from my collection.
I’m asking £1350 +post which is the same price I paid for it raw so the grading & photovision pics effectively come in for free.
Any queries please PM, many thanks.
 
 

I always try and bring something different to the forum, got to be better than a coin knocked out by big fat Dave in quality control at the royal mint last week, full of DNA on your proof 
Here is a stunning  1068-1071 AD Byzantine AV Histamenon Nomisma  Romanus IV Christ graded NGC AU which may have been in the loin cloth of the emperor during battle 
High grade AU strike and surface 4/5 for a hammered coin of its age 
Lustrous, well centred 1,000 years old of history stunning coin and minted in Constantinople 
£700 posted SD any questions any offers or exchanges  please let me know 
4.31g of gold high purity 
Open to exchanges try me also got a watch and in non pms if someone wants to be creative on a deal
Kilo silver, Vic shield backs, world gold, nudes anything considered 
A coin like this to grade is around 80 quid or so, and try and find one that hasn't been cleaned in the past  1,000 years or in poor condition, heavily circulated with no detail 
How many are left ? Who knows ? 
And before some helmet offers me spot the answer is no, this is not a star wars or marvel coin 
Bit of history to the coin for those that can be arsed reading ! 😂
1068-1071 East Roman (Byzantine) AV Histomenon Nomisma coin
Issued under the rule of Romanus IV Diogenes, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire
During his reign he was determined to halt the decline of the Byzantine military and to stop Turkish incursions into the Byzantine Empire, but in 1071 he was captured and his army routed at the Battle of Manzikert
While still captive he was overthrown in a palace coup, and when released he was quickly defeated and detained by members of the Doukas family; in 1072, he was blinded and sent to a monastery, where he died of his wounds
Obverse features Emperors Constantine, Michael and Andronikos
Reverse depicts Emperor Romanus and Empress Eudocia on either side of Jesus Christ
Numista rarity of - 91 not because the coin is from the isle of Lesbos featuring prince Philip but because it is genuinely a rare ancient coin and deserves to fetch a reasonable price
No lube was used in this listing however inevitably this will change, I'm puckering up now 
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces93282.html
More on the Byzantine empire and it's history 
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_Empire_under_the_Doukas_dynasty
A bit about Romanus IV Diogenes the ruler of the empire 
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanos_IV_Diogenes
A bit about the battle of manzikert 
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Manzikert
 

1885 Sydney Gold Sovereign graded AU53
Young head, George reverse, mintage 1,486,000
Bank transfer please, UK only.
£415 plus post.



 

1/4 oz and Sovereigns are the size I go for... thinking more long term for selling one or two at a time for a price within reach of a larger audience. Plus, if all goes to plan then it’ll be my kids problem and full oz’s or 100g bars could be a nightmare for them to shift on. 
 

We are a funny bunch us stackers. 
We were still moaning and groaning spot should be so much higher when it was £800z not so many years back 
Why weren't we selling the family silver to stock up on gold if we knew it was going to double in next 6-7 years  
Now I'm a good decade and half into this stacking experiment I now come to realise most folk are only ever on "now o'clock"
I will still be buying, these prices now as just "the new normal" ultimately, I'm converting depreciating fiat into gold
net results, i will have an increased holding of gold. than I did last month  
Spot can do what it likes, it will only be relevant when it comes to time I choose to cash out in my twilight years, in 20+ years time
If the steady uptrend in gold continues & unlimited fiat printed funny money printed we should be around the £10,000oz by then  (hopefully)

Withdrawn, no interest. 

Beautiful coin £ now £950 £825

Sold

£265 plus post 

There are folks who might want to trade such things, but they're a different market from the folks stacking it for silver weight.
Pre-1920 crowns or half crowns in good condition tend to go for a fairly hefty premium, and the older the more expensive.  So, it depends what you want.  Are you after weight in silver, or do you want some nice coins.  You will have to be specific about what you want and what you're willing to pay.

Two nice example of 20 Mark gold coins available, 1909 and 1912.  
£390 Posted
If any sold will now be posted Monday
Spyder

Hi Folks 
3 shields available initially as a bundle but may split
Withdrawn
I'm looking for the following shield dates and would be open to a swap plus cash to balance out depending on condition and date. 
1887 82 75 74 70 60 59 58 51 50
1849 48 46 44 43 41 39 38
Cheers

You are 100 % correct, if you understand the risk and accept it you can invest in anything  and for any amount of time (including land on the moon if that is your pleasure),  however don't expect to recoup all the money or make a profit buying and selling physical in a short time.

Physical gold is not suitable for short time investment.

Next coin fair on Russell Square on 4th of November, it's mainly cash because the bloody card machine's don't work in there. There are a few on per year and would have enough stock levels. Alternatively my guy in Hatfield (jeweler old school) the only issue is you don't know what he has until you get there.

For sale on behalf of a third party
Amazing collection of Morgan and Peace Dollars in a very nice display box. 

Not looking to split the set up at this time. 
22x Morgans and 6x Peace dollars
Display box included
£1075 + £25 postage  = £1100 total
UK only and banks transfer only.
Happy to take close up photos of coins if needed. 
BYB

1872 Gothic Florin, Die number 10, a nice example - £150 + POST

 

1819 Crown LIX in Beautiful Condition - £200 + POST (CONDITION BASED ON BUYER'S OPINION) 

 

 
 
Anymore photos please PM. Don't think you can get any better than the above.

Selling these two coins graded by NGC:
- 1887 6 pences - MS62: £40
- 1887 3 pence - MS63: £50
Prices include delivery via Royal Mail 1st Class Signed For.

Extra +£3.50 for those who want Special Delivery to meet in the middle.