Foster88

Reduction.

Price drop and half price Special Delivery.

There’s a thread that I started a few years ago about George V ‘small head’ sovereigns that you might find interesting. I’ll try and find it for you.

The way the forum community have come together in support of @bestg77 is refreshing to see and I expected nothing less from this forum. Unfortunately there will always be a dishonest few and if I had to say what I thought of them I’d most likely be banned. I hope this is resolved for you, one way or another. Please try not to let this put you off your PM journey, the good far outweigh the bad here.

Thanks. 😊

Slight price reduction.

2021 now added.

Maybe so. But at least you know: A. It’s a genuine sovereign. B. It’s a rare sovereign (R3). C. buyer can take it out of the capsule if they so wish to.

1862 Shield Sovereign - London Mint A nice 1862 dated shield variety sovereign, minted in 1862 in London in the 25th year of Queen Victorias reign. It is, in my opinion, the ‘wide date’ but still Marsh No. 45 which can be either ‘close or spread’ (In relation to the date). Marsh: No.45 Please photos. More photos available if requested. Photos taken in natural light and the best that I could get. Any questions, please ask.

I know it won’t help now but the seller doesn’t seem to have many posts in the forum, comments etc. I may be wrong. Bit of a red flag when members join just to sell and don’t get involved in any discussions or like and react to others comments. Apologies, I know this doesn’t help the buyer in this case.

Sorry to hear this has happened and I hope you get your coins or at least your money back. As others have said I think your bank would be the best place to go now. Something might have happened, an accident, a close family member suddenly very ill. But if he’s done this to other members then I highly doubt it. Thankfully 99.9% of people on the forum are honest and once the funds hit the sellers account, whatever they’re buying, even an empty tube, it belongs to the buyer. That’s how I and most here see it. I really, really hope you have a positive outcome.

2021 and 2022 Jubilee bullion sovereigns in capsules as shown. 2021 - plus postage of choice. SOLD 2022 - plus postage of choice. SOLD The 2021 comes with certificate of authenticity and a black pouch. Any questions, please ask or PM. Thanks

I was thinking the same but to be fair to @365DaysofSilver I did possibly ‘over tape’ the box. Even as I was packing it, my partner was watching me and said “Is there any tape left on that roll?”. You can’t be too careful. It’s better to have too much tape on a parcel than not enough.

Wash your mouth out. Preferably with this soap…. 😆 Anyway, good luck with the trade. @James32 has given you a very good offer. (photo of soap not mine)

Very nice watch and good luck with your sale. I like watches and clocks, which is odd because I’m always late for everything. This ‘mid century’ watch would look stunning once restored.

Reduced, granted this is a small ring in terms of gold weight and the value is mostly in the diamond.

No problem, I know how you like your ‘chicken’ coins.

@Baroquedream if you’re interested in any more.

@365DaysofSilver sorry to see the parcel arrived with you like that. I’m glad everything was still in there. Watching you open it, the suspense was killing me and I knew what was in it. 😆

1912 reserved. The rest are still available, prices held.

Some of those adverts are ridiculous. ’Gold is at an all time high right now, we pay you 90% of the gold price, you can even sell your grannies gold teeth. Bring her along and we’ll take them out for free. This is service with a smile and we’ll even pay you by cheque, the very same day.’ 😆

I forget now, is it when gold is at an ATH or when it starts falling that those ‘sell us all your gold’ adverts start appearing on the TV and radio?

You know that thing that beans come in, well that.

Possibly £1,650 - £1,700 in GBP but I may be wrong. Who knows. I think sometimes that trying to predict the gold price is like asking how long is a piece of string.

I think for those of us that remember the ‘predictions’ of Wonger, we can all safely say that Wonger was wong.