closed Elizabeth II gold sovereigns BU

[SVcollector]

Good morning everyone

I am selling these brilliant uncirculated elizabeth II sovereigns 337£ each.

 

1963 date

 

They belonged to a banker and they were sealed to a roll. You can see a stamp on the coins that can easily removed. 
 

condition is amazing.

 

 

 

shipping is 30£ via fedex

 

 Thank you

 

[richatthecroft]

Are they all the same date Chris? 

[Steviesteveste]

Hi Chris, is there any import duty to pay on these? 

[Tattoedamat]

Anyone doing a bulk order maybe a few of us can join forces on post and import duty if any due?

I would be interested in 1 at least

[Colnago]

Via NI there’s no import duty to pay. I would be interested too in 1 

[Foster88]

I would be interested in one or two if another group order was done.

[Airhead]

Although there is no import duty to pay, apparently according to the UK Gov trade tariff site, gold coins have a classification of 7112910000 and are subject to 20% vat at the point of importation. Which I think is a bit rough considering gold is VAT free when bought within in the UK.

I suppose one could always buy “holiday souvenirs” when one is in foreign parts and then lie, although I didn’t say that😜

[Colnago]

That include NI?

[Becca]

I would take some

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[sovereignsteve]

I was thinking of getting some. Happy to do a group order, assuming the possibility of vat on receipt is ironed out.

[DHD2020]

Interested in a couple in a group order if we can understand the import implications

[SVcollector]

Hi everyone . Just logged in and saw your replies. 

I am happy to ship to Steve and combine your coins. 

I sent some coins this week without any problem. 

 

The only problem you should have is what grade the sovereigns will get if you send them for grading, after you remove the ink.   

[sovereignsteve]

As far as I can see, bullion sovereigns are classed as Investment Gold and are exempt from VAT

[danmc82]

1 hour ago, SVcollector said:

The only problem you should have is what grade the sovereigns will get if you send them for grading, after you remove the ink.   

I'm sure tipex will hide any ink 😁

[SVcollector]

20 are reserved 

 

if you want any please contact me via pm so i can provide bank details. 
 

steve is going to combine shipping in uk. 

[SVcollector]

13 left

[Tattoedamat]

Pm'd

[Tattoedamat]

On a serious note how would you go about removing the ink?

[SVcollector]

This is the best cleaning tool for gold and coins generally 

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/MS-70-Coin-Brightener-Cleaner-for-Gold-Silver-Copper-Nickel-Bronze-etc/151661300607?hash=item234fb7cb7f:g:kXEAAOSwpDdVPCip

[SilverHoarder]

17 minutes ago, Tattoedamat said:

On a serious note how would you go about removing the ink?

Acetone on a soft cloth should remove it, or just soak the coin in it and gently swish it around.  We used it all the time in the lab to remove permanent marker from glassware and metalware.  Common or garden nail varnish remover is usually made from a mixture of acetone and water, so just raid the Mrs makeup drawer ;).

[Colnago]

PM’d

[SVcollector]

5 left

[Foster88]

PM you.

[Jvw]

Any left Chris?

 

[SVcollector]

2 available.