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1 hour ago, sovereignsteve said:

no, a couple more in there but the special ones did well😊

Considering the company it keeps, I assume the 1959 MS64 is a good grade for the year, right? I'm looking at the NGC population, there are only 30 coins graded higher (1xMS67, 7xMS66, 22xMS65) and there are in total 19x MS64. They're probably not easy to get hold of.

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47 minutes ago, 1817Karl said:

Today I received... This big beauty, with a diameter of 111mm, a thickness of 21mm and weighing 502gms, it's definitely a BIG Sovereign.  

So what's it worth..?

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It is  the original  engraving of the 1985 Sovereign, after it get reduce in 2 step processes.

Value - not a clue (not sure if it is legal to own)

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50 minutes ago, 1817Karl said:

Today I received... This big beauty, with a diameter of 111mm, a thickness of 21mm and weighing 502gms, it's definitely a BIG Sovereign.  

So what's it worth..?

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Here's a further clue, I can confirm it was issued by the Royal Mint...

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55 minutes ago, 1817Karl said:

Today I received... This big beauty, with a diameter of 111mm, a thickness of 21mm and weighing 502gms, it's definitely a BIG Sovereign.  

So what's it worth..?

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£55 paperweight 😁

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Just now, SILVERFINGER said:

Biscuit tin :lol:

No, definitely not a biscuit tin!



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Just now, AgD said:

£55 paperweight 😁

No, definitely not a paperweight!

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Just now, Sovereign said:

i think i have seen one before.. anything on the other side ?  

The Obverse, has a special design by the Royal Mint...

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3 minutes ago, AuricGoldfinger said:

I’m thinking some sort of display coin for the mint/dealers. 

Or a prototype, did the design change in 1985? Maybe the queens portrait did?

I'm almost tempted to give it to you, so close yet so far.  Anyone gets it spot on will receive a little something in the post... But it won't be the Giant Sovereign!

 

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@1817Karl  I think it is plastic & worth about £25-£30 I was given a similar sized plastic Krugerrand in 1982 from my LCS for buying 4 real 1oz Krugs from them. The one I got was dated 1982 & had a felt obverse it was in their window as a display item. I used it as coaster.

The problem with common sense is, its not that common.

 

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3 minutes ago, daca said:

 3rd portrait of Elizabeth II - The prototype /master coin approve by the Queen

I wish...

 



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Just now, motorbikez said:

@1817Karl  I think it is plastic & worth about £25-£30 I was given a similar sized plastic Krugerrand in 1982 from my LCS for buying 4 real 1oz Krugs from them. The one I got was dated 1982 & had a felt obverse it was in their window as a display item. I used it as coaster.

It's definitely not plastic!

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