goldmember44

Yes indeed. All thanks to @paulmerton for giving us the heads up on this one

Some nice arrivals from @GoldDiggerDave
 

They would definitely fetch decent prices at auctions once buyers/collectors become aware of them. And the fact that they are Trial of the Pyx, have that official stamp of approval, should enhance their value.

I have number 6.

They would definitely fetch decent prices at auctions once buyers/collectors become aware of them. And the fact that they are Trial of the Pyx, have that official stamp of approval, should enhance their value.

They would definitely fetch decent prices at auctions once buyers/collectors become aware of them. And the fact that they are Trial of the Pyx, have that official stamp of approval, should enhance their value.

It would be interesting to know what these are worth if they are indeed the only eight in existence (or ever likely to be!)

Mostly 1g, plus a 2.5g and 5g
£62.50/g plus post 

Think I just missed the last one of those. Bought the 1/2 Oz instead but would have made a great pair of unreleased coins 

I've got number 7, so that's 3 that we know of sold to forum members 

While I'm here.... Tavex have these in stock
https://tavexbullion.co.uk/gold/pamp-5g-modern-warfare-gold-bar/

Very rude of them to not send me #1 when I ordered first and then helped them sell out
On a serious note though, I don't think a #1 is worth any more than the others in the context of the Trial of the Pyx (I consider myself non biased as I also have a #1 (different coin obviously!)). There are at most 10 of each coin and the numbering is arbitrary (merely to uniquely identify them) and doesn't relate to order of mintage - all of the coins were mixed in the same paper envelope at some point.
On the other hand, I still regret not just buying them all myself 🤣

you are numero uno….of 8 of an unissued U.K. coin as far as I can tell. I cannot find a reference for any others.

I have for sale various gold jewellery. Mostly 9ct.
 
Stunning 9ct gold charm bracelet with two higher purity charms 95.9+g total weight including approx 3.3g in a 14ct parthenon charm and 1.1g in an 18ct swordfish. Some absolutely superb charms including watermill and two cars, all with turning wheels. All items and links stamped or hallmarked and confirmed purity using Kee tester. Selling for under spot at £2225 including Special Delivery.  

 
Additional 18ct hollow bust charm weighing 3.74g at £170 available with the charm bracelet for included post or separately plus post.

 
 
Charm bracelet 10.77g One charm tests as and marked 18ct Under spot at £249 posted Special Delivery.
 

 
 
Fine 9ct ladies neclace 16" long Weighs 1.77g Great condition Under spot at £40 plus post


 
 
7.04g of various 9ct items. Two very wearable pendants included.
Under spot at £155 plus post
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Claw hammers can make a big difference ye know…..

This week's deliveries.
A tube of ASEs from @PercyItsGreen
2 ASEs from @bobski
2 ASEs from @ZEE123
And finally 3 Tudor beasts from @Fenlander1

Today I received the 5 coins I sent to @GoldDiggerDave for grading.
Dave kept me up to date with costs, timeframes and it was a very smooth process I’d definitely do it again so thanks Dave 👍🏻

really pleased with these 2 robocop coins courtesy of @theman73

Arrived this morning in splendid form, the 2024 Proof Sovereign, graded. 
 

Anyone for the last of the sovereigns? Going cheap  
1-4: £450 each 5-9: £445 each 10+: £440 each All prices include Special Delivery!

Thanks for a good deal from @Tn21 great coins

They used to be £1 at one time. 😝

£840/ounce !!! Oh! The site dropped me into page 1 of 863, time warped me back to January 2015