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3 hours ago, AndrewSL76 said:

I have been building a collection of half sovereigns for many years now. A significant coin that I have always had an eye out for is a 1918-P. Marsh has this as an R3 with a ‘not known’ mintage figure, but the experts estimates are set at around 250. PCGS also notes the mintage as 250.

So to find one in mint state in an old antique shop at a good price was, I think, a once in a lifetime event. In fairness, I explained to the shop owner that their price was ridiculous and talked through what I would be willing to pay. I had to sell bullion to cover the costs but in the end the shop owner and I were happy. For me karma is important and part of buying and selling coins is honesty and integrity.

To get the grade back as MS64 was a significant moment for me. Especially as I had only recently bought a NGC example in MS63 that I had been planning on sending for cross over. No need now!

The coin arrived yesterday via FedEx and I am overjoyed to have this join the collection. 

 

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Very happy for you mate….. so what’s happening to the ms63?🤣

Aaaahhh😉

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3 hours ago, AndrewSL76 said:

I have been building a collection of half sovereigns for many years now. A significant coin that I have always had an eye out for is a 1918-P. Marsh has this as an R3 with a ‘not known’ mintage figure, but the experts estimates are set at around 250. PCGS also notes the mintage as 250.

So to find one in mint state in an old antique shop at a good price was, I think, a once in a lifetime event. In fairness, I explained to the shop owner that their price was ridiculous and talked through what I would be willing to pay. I had to sell bullion to cover the costs but in the end the shop owner and I were happy. For me karma is important and part of buying and selling coins is honesty and integrity.

To get the grade back as MS64 was a significant moment for me. Especially as I had only recently bought a NGC example in MS63 that I had been planning on sending for cross over. No need now!

The coin arrived yesterday via FedEx and I am overjoyed to have this join the collection. 

 

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🤔well done! Great coin. Never know what you can find out there🤔

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3 minutes ago, ZRPMs said:

Not quite PM's but someone told me to get in to watches 20240508_160438.thumb.jpg.b061918ae2d11a39de124f0496ad49e8.jpg20240508_160147.thumb.jpg.4bcb28debadaf45d5e2f0a7725898482.jpg Only joking they're only Seiko's so not valuable ones. Like a holed 3d

The start of a new hobby. I'm going to have a go at servicing them. They are all automatic and all but last tray are in good working order so will start with them. Bit of a change from the shiny, getting sick of jingling the loose sovereigns in my pocket. Should be worth a silver ounce each after, a bit of a change and alright for bartering in the apocalypse.  

Is your arm 18 foot long? You know they're called wrist watches for a reason... not body watches or arm watches or any other fanciful bodypart!

The closer the collapse of an Empire, the crazier it's laws - Marcus Tullius Cicero

We had the warning in 2006-9 but central banks ignored it and just added new worthless debt to existing worthless debt to create worthless debt squared – an obvious recipe for disaster. - Egon von Greyerz

https://www.thesilverforum.com/topic/83864-uk-bank-regulations/

 

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4 minutes ago, Gruff said:

Is your arm 18 foot long? You know they're called wrist watches for a reason... not body watches or arm watches or any other fanciful bodypart!

Don't you find it uncomfortable when you go for some .. you know .. me time?

The Sovereign is the quintessentially British coin.  It has a German queen on the front, an Italian waiter on the back, and half of them were made in Australia.

 

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3 minutes ago, ArgentSmith said:

Ive got a nice french coat if you're interested @ZRPMs?

You Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs? 

The closer the collapse of an Empire, the crazier it's laws - Marcus Tullius Cicero

We had the warning in 2006-9 but central banks ignored it and just added new worthless debt to existing worthless debt to create worthless debt squared – an obvious recipe for disaster. - Egon von Greyerz

https://www.thesilverforum.com/topic/83864-uk-bank-regulations/

 

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Just now, ArgentSmith said:

Proof 2009 Britannia which scrubbed up lovely from @arshimo2012 and excellent condition 89 Sovereign courtesy of @Thomast  thank you chaps!

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Very nice! 

The closer the collapse of an Empire, the crazier it's laws - Marcus Tullius Cicero

We had the warning in 2006-9 but central banks ignored it and just added new worthless debt to existing worthless debt to create worthless debt squared – an obvious recipe for disaster. - Egon von Greyerz

https://www.thesilverforum.com/topic/83864-uk-bank-regulations/

 

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9 minutes ago, Petra said:

🤔meanwhile…. thank you @KRO and @Tn21

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I hope there is 11 more 1gram bars under that top one! 

The closer the collapse of an Empire, the crazier it's laws - Marcus Tullius Cicero

We had the warning in 2006-9 but central banks ignored it and just added new worthless debt to existing worthless debt to create worthless debt squared – an obvious recipe for disaster. - Egon von Greyerz

https://www.thesilverforum.com/topic/83864-uk-bank-regulations/

 

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1 minute ago, Gruff said:

I hope there is 11 more 1gram bars under that top one! 

🤔why 11🤔

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1 minute ago, Petra said:

🤔why 11🤔

I knew you'd ask that... :D 

Just rolled off the tongue so to speak

The closer the collapse of an Empire, the crazier it's laws - Marcus Tullius Cicero

We had the warning in 2006-9 but central banks ignored it and just added new worthless debt to existing worthless debt to create worthless debt squared – an obvious recipe for disaster. - Egon von Greyerz

https://www.thesilverforum.com/topic/83864-uk-bank-regulations/

 

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