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ShineyMagpie

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  1. 3 minutes ago, pricha said:

    But for pre 1920 silver ebay is my only call

    I suppose it depends on where you are located? There is always coin fairs but generally they will know the value same as online dealers. Sometimes you can get lucky if you have a local coin dealer or even an independent jewellers and build up a bit of relationship with them to get reasonable prices.

  2. I suppose your budget would also affect the answer potentially. If sayfor example it was 1 half Sov a month or 1 Sov every 2 months, then the half a month gives you better potential for spread of cost (both up and down). As others have said both good coins, both easy to sell sov probably has slightly lower premiums than a half, but as long as your no rush to sell the coin then you should re-coop the premiums when that time comes.

  3. 1 hour ago, shabs said:

    sounds very competitive

    Well, wouldn't say competitive. Yes we'll listed items sell fast but that's the same anywhere. If you are looking for a bulk load of things at the same time then potentially put up a wanted add for what you are looking for. Clearly stating the type (or specific) coins you are wanting, the quantity, the quality and potentially your estimated price you wish to pay per item.

  4. Yeah I think an auction on here may not achieve your desired price potentially, unless you started it at a minimum price you wanted to achieve? When you look at the premium over spot for these type of coin of course they appeal to a smaller market. Very nice coin though.

  5. I think what @Happypanda88 has said is completely correct, if there was a sudden drop in the price of gold, we are talking here a dip as apposed to the 'new norm' I'm sure most dealers would just stand fast and wait to see if it blowes over. How could they possibly afford to effectively give things away at a loss from what they bought it for. Longer time this may happen, but I think it would be a graduate drop as the some dealers will need cash flow and try to out bid each other while still maintaining as much premium as possible.

  6. Hmm I'm not an expert (or anything close to) but to my eyes it looks like a fake. 1)I thought the first thing to ware was top of the ear not the hair on this coin? 2) the "clean/deep definition on the front of the face looks off maybe lighting. 3) the lack of clarity on some of the text 4) the "overspill" on the top left of the 2nd picture makes it look cast 5) doesn't look to have milled edge (but may have been in a mount and warn). That's just  few of the issues I see be curious to hear other thoughts though. Helpful to know what to look for.

    Maybe a others can offer opinions: @LawrenceChard @

  7. @shabs in short potentipotentially yes, always look at dealers offers they may be cheaper, but there often cheaper than dealer offers on this site. Have a look at the UK buy and sell page and see what offers are available. You can do this before buying membership if you wish, but some listing will be hidden. You can see previous completed sales to give you an idea of item that sold and price.

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