ADK1080

Hello 
I would definitely go for coin cabinet. 
 
they are specialist and you will avoid any trouble. 
 
The last auction had a 70 on the coin cabinet. I see them nearly every time... and they fetch above the 1000 mark. 

I'd probably stick it on Coin Cabinet if it was me. Recent one went for £1,150, so they seem to go for around double the price of a 69! 
https://auctions.thecoincabinet.com/lots/view/4-D32WN/2019-silver-5-pounds-una-and-the-lion-silver-proof-ngc-pf70-ultra-cameo-5886452-006

Thanks guys, I have thought about selling and buying a shiny  Gold coin to replace it....something to keep me warm at night!
My luck was in big time I have a PF 70, I've not seen another for sale recently so struggling with a price? Hmmmmm?
Is coin cabinet better than eBay?
 

My mind has been made up for me, Cheers Paul .
 

if you have no sentimental attachment to Una  - take your profits.  milk spotting can happen at any time in a silver coins life
park your profits towards a 1oz gold coin you can cuddle & fondle and leave under your pillow   gold can be under the sea for 500 years and wont have milk spots upon surface 

Same here, Not sure what to do Coinster !!!!!!!

Having got my coin back from grading and been super excited I'm now super scared it's going to milk spot. Having bought the coin hoping to keep it for ages I now can't decide whether to keep it or not?😟 What do you pro's think. It was my first real premium coin. Will people still want this.coin even if it begins to have issues?
Any advice would be very appreciated 😊 thanks

Funnily enough I have been going through the same dilemma. I don't have a huge budget so these fractional coins suit me down to the ground. I have bought one of each literally to help me decide. They are both small coins but the detail is still amazing. The half sovereign is a little bit bigger but a bit more expensive. I have done a few sums and as long as you buy bullion grade you are paying about the same per gram so it really comes down to preference. You have the 200 year history of the sovereign which means alot of choice, alot of royals to pick from, 2 main reverse designs (shield and st George) but also some interesting one off coins 1989, 2002, 2005, 2012, 2017 etc. Obviously you then have all the rare coins too. The Britannia is fairly new 1987 but also with some interesting reverse designs and rare mintage years. I've decided to look at both and just get the best coin for my money at the time I have the money ready. Proofs, rare coins and graded coins will have to wait for now.
Good luck with your choice 👍

Funnily enough I have been going through the same dilemma. I don't have a huge budget so these fractional coins suit me down to the ground. I have bought one of each literally to help me decide. They are both small coins but the detail is still amazing. The half sovereign is a little bit bigger but a bit more expensive. I have done a few sums and as long as you buy bullion grade you are paying about the same per gram so it really comes down to preference. You have the 200 year history of the sovereign which means alot of choice, alot of royals to pick from, 2 main reverse designs (shield and st George) but also some interesting one off coins 1989, 2002, 2005, 2012, 2017 etc. Obviously you then have all the rare coins too. The Britannia is fairly new 1987 but also with some interesting reverse designs and rare mintage years. I've decided to look at both and just get the best coin for my money at the time I have the money ready. Proofs, rare coins and graded coins will have to wait for now.
Good luck with your choice 👍