jultorsk

There was a valiant effort on the forum a while back...
😁

There was a valiant effort on the forum a while back...
😁

There was a valiant effort on the forum a while back...
😁

William Bert & Co of Vigo St in London, maker of goblets (and apparently tankards), among other things. 🤔

https://www.cssc.co.uk/news/local-news/civil-service-athletic-sports-the-early-years
http://www.csaa.org.uk/history.html

Dates include:
 
1873M,
1875M,
1876S,
1878M,
1879M,
1881S,
1882M,
1884,
1885M,
1886M,
————— Young-heads: £382 each
1888M,
1889,
1890,
1891,
1892,
1893M,
1894M,
1896M,
1898,
1899,
1900,
1911,
1912,
1913,
1914,
1915,
1918P,
1927SA,
1931P - £377,
1958,
1962 - £377,
1963,
1979,
1981,
2016
& 2021 - £377
 
£372 each unless stated 
Free postage on 5+
 
Pictures of individual sovereigns on request 

Big kilos and Gold are great but what about this bad boy? It’s the only version I own but need I say any more…..apart from I have two😁

The gold proofs are a joy!

Henry VIII Sold 
Henry VII (1485- 1509) Groat, Profile Issue, triple band to Crown, mm. Cross- Crosslet which dates the coin to 1504- 5. Spink 2258.  3.07 grams.  £440
Henry VIII (1509-47) Groat, Second Coinage 1526- 44, Laker bust D, larger squarer face with Roman nose, fluffy hair, crown arch does not break the inner circle.  Lombardic lettering, mm: Arrow. 2.62g,  S.2337E.  Exceptional toning with blue & green hues. £475 SOLD 
Prices inclusive of insured SD postage.

 

I don't think you can be in physical gold for the short term, it has a horrible tendency to draw you in! Once you buy a couple of pieces that's you. 

Coin is away in the vault so please allow a day or so to get it.
£3995 posted UK mainland or NI.

I think KCIII coins have as much chance as any other reigning monarch. Imho. In 100 years if the monarchy is still here then no one will care about his personal popularity. Victoria became very unpopular later in her reign. It’s the coin designs, mintages and scarcity over time that matter. There’s nothing intrinsic to Charles that makes theses coins less valuable over time. Plus imho the Jennings portrait is top notch. How many years will it last? 

I keep buying modern Sovs but purely because they keep releasing one year/event specific Sovs so feel they’ll hold a little extra value over the long term. Jubilee/memorial/crowned KCIII has been quite the run. Once this is over and it’s back to normal George and Dragon Sovs, I’ll go back to buying the older ones, just because I like the young Vics and Gillicks specifically but ideally, pick them up as best value

Hi all, 
After collecting a few Gold and Silver bullion coins to hedge against inflation (so I told myself), I bagged a couple of late year kookaburras. Wow... I think this could be the start of a beautiful friendship and something more than just precious metals. 
 

Some lovely Sovereigns for your viewing pleasure.
To begin, the Sovereigns that kicked all of this madness off.


Coronation Issues




Special Reverses 



Special Reverse Shields


Strike on the day

 
 

Listing today three sovereigns.  All three are in excellent condition. Will add photos if needed later. 
2012 £395
1966 £385
1968 £385 
Buy more then one coin and take £5 off, take all three and take off £10  SOLD
All prices are for posted. If any sold before midday tomorrow, will post same day to be with you by Friday. If after will then be Monday
Spyder

I have 10 of these. All excellent condition. Posted in flips. £378 each
Buy 2 or more and I will pay postage for Special Delivery. 
The hazy patch on the first photo is the bag its in. 

Ooh this is nice to look at, appeals to my OCD

Woohoo! It's dropping just in time for pay day at a midnight tonight when I was going to buy some more anyway.
My dollar average buying luck is taking a turn for the better for the first time this year.
 

£1495/oz!!!
 

Due to inflation…LOL! 😅

20 Pesos. 15g @ £48.62/g = £729.3 plus premium. 

 

50 Pesos. 37.5g @ £48.62 = £1,823.25 plus premium. 

20 Pesos,worth £0.92p with 10% inflation. 

50 Pesos, worth £2.92 with 10% inflation 
Keep stacking chaps 👍

Still sealed in it's Royal Mint plastic, the plastic is 'bobbly' material, the dot are NOT on the coin itself! It is SO tempting to release this beauty from captivity!
1972 Prince Phillip crown, struck to proof standards in Sterling Silver.
Price £21.50p including postage (within mainland Britain) or swap for 1oz silver delivered.

For sale is an 1871 gold sovereign, its the first variety with the Large B.P and short horse tail which is more scarce than the small B.P. / long tail.
Condition as pictured.
£430 including postage SD
BT / PPFF 
uk only.

Hi, 5 x 2012 full sovereigns still sealed in mint packaging. 
£1975 posted RMSD, No offers please.. I will just open and keep if no interest.
Cheers.