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Sovereign Rarity / Price Guide Book


dicker

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Hi All,

I wonder if anyone could recommend a book that covers:

(1) Sovereign rarity / availability (Not just mintage numbers but coins that are actually seen in the wild - noting that some Sovs were melted and the mintage numbers dont correspond with rarity)

(2) Current Sovereign guide prices

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Dicker

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Just been looking at the same page as your 2015 book - the prices are pretty much the same. .

Edit: apart from the EF Edward VII sovereigns, they've got these at £280 and UNC at £330 (but see below).
The 2020 book is using the bullion value of a sovereign as being £265.77, in November 2019.

So you can probably add £60-£75 to the prices in your book and you'd be in the right ballpark.  
Apart from the very rarest coins, I don't think there has been much change in  popularity/market demand to drive a change in sovereign prices versus 2015.

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14 minutes ago, Stuntman said:

Just been looking at the same page as your 2015 book - the prices are pretty much the same. .

Edit: apart from the EF Edward VII sovereigns, they've got these at £280 and UNC at £330 (but see below).
The 2020 book is using the bullion value of a sovereign as being £265.77, in November 2019.

So you can probably add £60-£75 to the prices in your book and you'd be in the right ballpark.  
Apart from the very rarest coins, I don't think there has been much change in  popularity/market demand to drive a change in sovereign prices versus 2015.

Brilliant cheers for that.

What I was doing was going back 2014/ 2015 price of the gold then adding today's price.

The book seems to be fairly spot on.

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It's blindingly obvious and I assume you already have a copy, but I have to recommend this one,  "The Gold Sovereign" by Michael A Marsh, 2017 edition revised by Steve Hill.

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You get a price guide included, based on a spot price on 1st August 2017, so it's out of date, but it can still be used by comparison.

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Varieties, mintage figures (where known) and a scarcity rating are included. It's a great guide, although not comprehensive, but a book every sovereign collector should have.

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Thanks yes - I have the last couple of editions of Marsh.  
 

Great books and very good references.  
 

Just wanted to see if there are any other guides out there.  
 

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Dicker

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On 18/06/2020 at 10:13, Booky586 said:

It's blindingly obvious and I assume you already have a copy, but I have to recommend this one,  "The Gold Sovereign" by Michael A Marsh, 2017 edition revised by Steve Hill.

IMG_20200618_081749.thumb.jpg.e274bfb6543e9b8c06539df83ba7c5e3.jpg

You get a price guide included, based on a spot price on 1st August 2017, so it's out of date, but it can still be used by comparison.

IMG_20200618_081958.thumb.jpg.4219e99b71fdd3e89b42cd18b14b0773.jpg

Varieties, mintage figures (where known) and a scarcity rating are included. It's a great guide, although not comprehensive, but a book every sovereign collector should have.

hi, do you know where I can purchase one of these please ? and how much are they ?

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