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Gents, I’m predicting sideways at open.  

Full Sovereign NGC PF 70 First Release
UK address 
Bank Transfer & PayPal F&F
 
 
 

Quintuple Sovereigns
 
NGC PF 70 First Release - Three Available
NGC PF 69 First Release - Two Available
 
 
UK address 
Bank Transfer & PayPal F&F
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Well the Sovereign is in a totally different league from any of these modern coin ranges.
The Sovereign is a tiny 7.98gm coin but it continues a centuries old tradition, it is pretty much unrivalled by any other coin today, and St. George and the Dragon is its quintessential representation. 
The modern coin ranges, both by the Royal Mint and every other Mint, are just a way to sell precious metals in new and interesting ways. Sometimes they are nice, sometimes they start to become classics of our age, and sometimes they are gimmicky.
But none of them have the pedigree that the Sovereign does.
The Sovereign doesn’t need to be made relevant. It’s appeal is in its timelessness.
Imo! 🙂

All available thanks to recent upgrades.
1963 Sovereign NGC MS64 - £425
1965 Sovereign NGC MS64 - £425
1967 Sovereign NGC MS64 - £425
All prices include postage, payment by bank transfer.
 

Hi guys 
I have the following for sale as moving has cost me more than I expected. 
2x Memorial 5 Sovereign NGC PF70 SOLD each - Perfect condition - sold for this in numerous places.
2022 Jubilee 5 Sovereign NGC MS70 Matte - First Release label - SOLD - Perfect Condition - last sold for this on the coin cabinet for this. 
2022 Memorial 5 Sovereign NGC MS70 Matte - First Release label - SOLD - Perfect condition - can't find but I'll do the same as the jubilee price. 
Double Sovereign is sold
I will included Special Delivery
Coins Only
Bank transfer or PPFF as payment please
No returns.
Trusted seller.
 

Yes Yes Yes!!...but where? 😆

Ouch.. just fell off my chair 🤪

I agree that 0% is the simplest approach, but in reality it makes no difference to what I’m willing to pay. If a 6, 10, 18% commission applies, then I will bid less accordingly.
The issue currently is that many starting prices are 10-15% above what the market is willing to pay, so 0% is irrelevant. I understand that this is driven by seller’s expectations, but they seem to expect the market from 3-4 years ago and not the current one.

Gold certainly liked the NFP print even though it was a beat!

1989 Proof £2 Sovereigns PF70 - £1800 each plus postage.
1 left

£30 plus post

After much deliberation and observation. The forum it seems as though sovereigns are the way to go easier to buy and liquidate when necessary 
So here for sale is a belting and very rare 1881 newfoundland $2 dollar gold coin 
Price £490 posted 
Would exchange for a graded young head shieldback Sovereign or ungraded 
or other sovereigns considered if the deal is right nothing modern i.e gillicks 
This is a real rarity for someone 
Would also possibly exchange my au55 Sydney mint sov if there was interest in a larger exchange deal 
 

Dates include:
1957 * 2 - £410,
IOM 1973 - £380,
1980 Proof - £385,
2005 - £400,
2008 Proof - £390,
2015 Proof - £390
& 2022 QEII Jubilee - £385
 
Prices + post
Pictures of individual sovereigns on request.

Also, I have no intention of telling anybody what I intend to bid on. 😁

Exactly this. 
Several examples recently where I would have bid on Sovereigns or 1/4 Oz gold if the starting price had been £20/£30 lower.

Nice price. Same grade sold on COTR auction last night for £1,600 👍🏼

Charles Coronation struck on 6th may 2023 
 
comes with original box and graded MS70 matte
 
£1400 shipped RMSD
 
Payment via BT 
 
AOOG

And to think I was so close to going the full month without buying any gold...I nearly had some walking around money, I even had ambitions to possibly have my freezer fixed.
Oh well, priorities! Cheap soverigns take precedence over food hygiene

@AndrewSL76 did you see the R5 sovereign in the latest CC sale?
Somebody got a bargain, albeit a worn bargain.
 

The purchasing power of £5 in 1965 is £123.87 today according to officialdata.org

I bought “Sovereigns of the British Empire” by JJ Cullimore Allen.  Hard to find in nice condition with the insert that accompanied it in 1965, plus dust jacket in good condition.
I thought it might be interesting to share the Sovereign Price guide from 1965.
Best
Dicker