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digging a bit deeper when googling the £5 coin there seems to be 10 known coins that don't have the BP mark at the lower right of St George. I can't see one on this either which has me a bit worried that it's a fake, or worth a blooming fortune!
https://www.sovr.co.uk/products/victoria-1887-pattern-five-pounds-no-bp-initials-pf61-cameo-hi29141

EDIT: Actually on much closer inspection there are two small dots visible. Pretty sure that'll be the BP. As well as a camera with a decent macro lens it also appears I need to get myself a magnifying glass!

Any other items you recommend purchasing for my collecting and stacking journey ahead of me? I've seen videos on devices that test the content and size of coins to verify them as authentic, but they seem quite pricey and may not apply to me at the level I'm at at the moment.. 
 
Also wondering what the best way to store and catalogue a collection is, what materials to avoid using that may react with them etc. Is there a FAQ up anywhere?
 
 

Good condition, selling as bullion
Swan  £27 + post
Dragon  2022  £30 + post
 

Stunning special reverse 1/4 gold Brits £480 plus post.

Jody Clark shared this in a post:

I can’t find any 1823 coin with this design; but it looks like it’s being reissued for 2xxx, so maybe 2024 or 2025?
What could it be? 

Spot Drop Sale! 1gram carded bars £65 each plus post. 
Free post on 15 plus

100% fake 

Some gold for sale. Hopefully photographs and pricing are all good and correct now.
I had some crazy auction purchases last week so need to sell some gold to pay for some gold…..
 
On offer:
3 x 2022 Jubilee Sovereigns - SOLD
1 x 2005 Sovereign - SOLD
3 x 20 Francs Swiss (1935, 1947, 1935) - £350.00 each 
1 x French 20 Francs (1851) - £390.00
1 x 1898 Pond - £440.00
1 x 1968 2 Rand - £440.00
Proofs
2003 1/4 - £500.00
2003 1/10 - £225.00
2018 1/20 - £160.00
2018 1/40 - SOLD
2014 1/20 - £180.00 (comes with box and cert)
2015 1/40 - £70.00
Carded
5 x 2024 Quarter Sovereigns - £125.00 each (stock images as they are in safe box!)

Prices do not include postage. 
Bank transfer or PayPal (non-business) only.
Cheers,
 
Andrew.

Hey All 
Having another go at selling these 3 little loves.
The jubilee, memorial and coronation sovereigns.
£460 each plus post (£8 Royal Mail special delivery)
Bank transfer.
Thanks for looking.

I think I will send the seller an email telling them that I think that their coin is a fake with some photos showing where the problems are 

The one does look like Karl Malden's nose

£100 ovno

I have 3x2018 Niue double dragons £31 each,
1x2018 RM 2 dragons, £35
and a proof 1oz silver coin from China, £30
postage to your account

The sword definitely looks like there should be more details like a line down from the handle to tip
Below image of saw from my genuine £5 1887 Sovereign

For some reason the front is very crisp but the reverse looks worn.  I do not like the top of the "1" in the date.  I would avoid it.

I go on the fake side

Hi All,
Item: 2003 Proof Full Sov

Box/COA: Yes, both box and COA  

Condition notes: really good condition I can’t see any marks  

Price: £485 + Post
Item Location: UK

Shipping destinations: Will ship UK by Royal Mail

Payment Terms: Payment by bank transfer in GBP only

Dispatch Time: Aim to dispatch day after purchase 

Photos: 

includes the:-
2020 Sumatran Tiger
2021 Cheetah
2022 Sumatran Elephants
2023 White Rhinoceros
Beautiful coins from the Royal Australian Mint,
Sought after investment set of animals in original Mint capsules. Great for the numismatist collector.
£140 the set RMSD UK only.
  

A boxed set consisting of an exquisite 2019 Gibraltar reverse proof full sovereign (the first to be struck in Rome, hence the R mint mark) and a matching plaster impression of the design. Issue limit of 750, with box and papers.
£495 plus postage.
Reverse:

Obverse:



 

1 Oz Bullion Gold 2023 Royal Arms. 
Comes with capsule, no nasty scratches or dings. 
I think only 5,000 of these were being produced, correct me if I'm wrong? 🤔
Buy the dip and get a bargain! 
£1900 delivered special delivery. *SOLD!*
Bank transfer only please. 

Some gold and silver to start a stack.
£99 delivered SD UK only

3x 1oz Germania silver bars- £76.5 +post (must buy all 3) BT PPFF.

Postage: RMSD by 1pm 
Payment: Bank Transfer. No Returns 
 

This listing is for Decent grade sterling items at spot that I have for sale. Please see the attachments as they are of the items offered for sale.
Current spot price is £710 a kg so spot sterling price is Price is £656.75 per kg or 65.67p per gram
The lots are
a) Spoons and cutlery sold in lots of 100g for £65
b) Cream jug and sugar bowl - 245g or £160
c) Cigarette case -  168g or 0r £110
Postage is on top and at cost. Payment is by bank transfer.
Thanks all for looking.
* Kindly contact me to check the stock as sometimes I list on other sites and some items might have already sold.
** Postage is by Royalmail. Also, only special delivery is insured for bullion though I am happy to send by recorded too if you are happy to accept the risk. Postage is at cost.
*** Please doublecheck the math on whatever you have ordered. I am pretty sure I have done it right however, I did not get a A or A* in my Maths papers

Double £1,200 SOLD
Full £1,175
Half £425
Prices plus post
Bank transfer only please 
I’ll have the coins in hand by the end of the week and will take payment then 
 

 

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I am not new to precious metals either and have been buying from online dealers in the past, but with the rapid rise in spot price and the potential for buying precious metals at spot or below I decided it was time to finally start buying and selling on the trade section of the forum.
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