Silver Una

[wolfiemac]

Hi Guys, I know the prices for the Una are much much better graded looking at The Coin Cabinet, but what is a realistic price for a boxed ungraded one bought from Coin Connection.

Everywhere i look i see different and conflicting prices.

Ta Muchly

[Martlet]

Ebay suggests 500-650 based on last sold and not sold. 

[wolfiemac]

41 minutes ago, Martlet said:

Ebay suggests 500-650 based on last sold and not sold. 

I did check out ebay but seems some wacky prices for coins 

[Goldfinga]

11 minutes ago, wolfiemac said:

I did check out ebay but seems some wacky prices for coins 

You need to check on the SOLD items by ticking the tab on the left hand side of the listings page, you get a better idea on final sold prices. Even the completed listings page can be misleading.

[wolfiemac]

11 hours ago, Goldfinga said:

You need to check on the SOLD items by ticking the tab on the left hand side of the listings page, you get a better idea on final sold prices. Even the completed listings page can be misleading.

I do check the sold, but as eBay are normally well overpriced I wondered what they are moving between collectors, to get a base price for selling it, but if that's the price then cool.

[silverdocket]

13 hours ago, wolfiemac said:

Hi Guys, I know the prices for the Una are much much better graded looking at The Coin Cabinet, but what is a realistic price for a boxed ungraded one bought from Coin Connection.

Everywhere i look i see different and conflicting prices.

Ta Muchly

One sold yesterday for £500 plus auctioneer fees of 31%.

At the moment

Boxed £500 is a bargain

Slabbed 68-69 £700 is a bargain

Slabbed 70 £1,400 was the last one I seen.

[silverdocket]

The coin connection don't have any in stock.

 

[wolfiemac]

6 hours ago, silverdocket said:

The coin connection don't have any in stock.

 

Aye sorry, i just meant that i bought it from the coin connection when they were released as Adele checks them,  it was going to go for grading but because i was on lockdown it never went, hence looking for a realistic guide for selling

Ta people 

[Seasider]

You could still get it graded - with the coin connection's vetting and the price hike from 69 to 70 it is surely worth the time and money?  Then stick it in the coin cabinet auction and see where it goes.

[wolfiemac]

23 minutes ago, Seasider said:

You could still get it graded - with the coin connection's vetting and the price hike from 69 to 70 it is surely worth the time and money?  Then stick it in the coin cabinet auction and see where it goes.

Wise man and sound words  👍 unfortunately, I like wedding cake, so i don't know think i fall into that category, being married more then once makes me impulsive, crazy, daft and known to do stupid things 😁

But hopefully not too late to change 👍

[Seasider]

8 minutes ago, wolfiemac said:

Wise man and sound words  👍 unfortunately, I like wedding cake, so i don't know think i fall into that category, being married more then once makes me impulsive, crazy, daft and known to do stupid things 😁

But hopefully not too late to change 👍

Well I hope you're paying for the wedding and not the divorce.😃

[Simmoleon]

I bought one from the Coin Connection in mid-June for £450 and I believe another sold for £490 shortly after but not seen many elsewhere since. Watched eBay for a while and the prices seemed about £500 but many of the pictures were either stock from RM website or low quality so the risk was too high for me to bid for any of them especially with some of the spotting issues that this coin has/had.

 

[wolfiemac]

11 minutes ago, Simmoleon said:

I bought one from the Coin Connection in mid-June for £450 and I believe another sold for £490 shortly after but not seen many elsewhere since. Watched eBay for a while and the prices seemed about £500 but many of the pictures were either stock from RM website or low quality so the risk was too high for me to bid for any of them especially with some of the spotting issues that this coin has/had.

 

tbh i love the coin and if it did spot i'd hold on to it as i just love the design, but luckily its clear of any issues, but the mint need to be careful as the issues stopped me buying higher priced silver coins from them.

[Simmoleon]

4 minutes ago, wolfiemac said:

tbh i love the coin and if it did spot i'd hold on to it as i just love the design, but luckily its clear of any issues, but the mint need to be careful as the issues stopped me buying higher priced silver coins from them.

Its wow factor when I opened that box and seen the mirror finish and just the level of detail in the reverse. In my opinion it’s one of the best coins to come out of the Royal Mint; it’s almost perfect

[Goldfinga]

3 hours ago, Simmoleon said:

Its wow factor when I opened that box and seen the mirror finish and just the level of detail in the reverse. In my opinion it’s one of the best coins to come out of the Royal Mint; it’s almost perfect

Agree with you there..definitely coin porn!