closed Brexit gold sovereign Strike on day coin UK Withdrawal from EU 2020

[AR03]

Strike on the day Sovereign -A commemorative coin to mark the exit of UK from EU. 

 

Limited edition 1500 coins only. 

Withdrawal from the European Union 2020 Strike on the Day Sovereign. 

Exclusively struck on 31 January 2020

 

Brand new coin

The reverse features Benedetto Pistrucci's St George and the dragon design

 

Features a crowned portcullis privy mark

Struck in 916.7 Au red gold (rose gold)

Finished to Brilliant Uncirculated standard with a matt finish

DENOMINATION Sovereign

MAXIMUM COIN Mintage 1500

Weight 7.98 g

DIAMETER22.05mm

QUALITYBrilliant Uncirculated

£950 + postage 

Postage : royal mail special delivery 4pm

 

Payment by bank transfer. 

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Anyone????

[Richym99]

The last two Brexit SOTD sovereigns to sell on eBay went for £825 and £800. There is another on there currently for £699 with CoA and box. On here, they have sold for £600, £650 and £665 recently. A search for Brexit SOTD will confirm these figures. It's always useful to look at what over identical examples have sold for when seling.  

I bought an SOTD sovereign with much lower mintage (less than one third) for £500 only last week. 

It also doesn't help that you have no trading feedback on here. Very few will hand over that sum to a total unknown. Some will act as an intermediary for new members to sell their first items in order to get some feedback (it's sll about trust) Buying a few helps as well as at least it gets you trading feedback to start you off.  

[goldmember44]

14 hours ago, Richym99 said:

The last two Brexit SOTD sovereigns to sell on eBay went for £825 and £800. There is another on there currently for £699 with CoA and box. On here, they have sold for £600, £650 and £665 recently. A search for Brexit SOTD will confirm these figures. It's always useful to look at what over identical examples have sold for when seling.  

I bought an SOTD sovereign with much lower mintage (less than one third) for £500 only last week. 

It also doesn't help that you have no trading feedback on here. Very few will hand over that sum to a total unknown. Some will act as an intermediary for new members to sell their first items in order to get some feedback (it's sll about trust) Buying a few helps as well as at least it gets you trading feedback to start you off.  

Mintage doesn't predict the price. The lowest mintage modern proof is 2014, yet there are years with double or triple its mintage,that is worth twice as much, like 1989.

The Brexit sovereign will always fetch a higher price than the 2018 SOTD, which is not a matt finish and generally less known among collectors. 

The Brexit sovereign cost £800 from the Royal Mint, which is the most expensive yet from the Mint, so I can't fault anyone for wanting the list price at least. But it's probably a good idea to get the coin graded. They generally grade well, and a 70 will definitely enhance one's chances to get a better price. People are wary of buying ungraded expensive sovereigns. I know I am. 

[AR03]

On 24/05/2021 at 22:22, Richym99 said:

The last two Brexit SOTD sovereigns to sell on eBay went for £825 and £800. There is another on there currently for £699 with CoA and box. On here, they have sold for £600, £650 and £665 recently. A search for Brexit SOTD will confirm these figures. It's always useful to look at what over identical examples have sold for when seling.  

I bought an SOTD sovereign with much lower mintage (less than one third) for £500 only last week. 

It also doesn't help that you have no trading feedback on here. Very few will hand over that sum to a total unknown. Some will act as an intermediary for new members to sell their first items in order to get some feedback (it's sll about trust) Buying a few helps as well as at least it gets you trading feedback to start you off.  

Thank you, yes it makes sense...i might have to sell some cheaper coins to get my feedback first, thanks

[AR03]

9 hours ago, goldmember44 said:

Mintage doesn't predict the price. The lowest mintage modern proof is 2014, yet there are years with double or triple its mintage,that is worth twice as much, like 1989.

The Brexit sovereign will always fetch a higher price than the 2018 SOTD, which is not a matt finish and generally less known among collectors. 

The Brexit sovereign cost £800 from the Royal Mint, which is the most expensive yet from the Mint, so I can't fault anyone for wanting the list price at least. But it's probably a good idea to get the coin graded. They generally grade well, and a 70 will definitely enhance one's chances to get a better price. People are wary of buying ungraded expensive sovereigns. I know I am. 

Thank...yes, I was looking to get back atleast what I paid...Anyways, I have never got any coin graded before. Have to look into it.

[Richym99]

6 hours ago, AR03 said:

Thank...yes, I was looking to get back atleast what I paid...Anyways, I have never got any coin graded before. Have to look into it.

I sent my first coins off to be graded last week through Coins of the Realm. It is a lot easier than first appears. Simply download the form from this thread

And follow the instructions. 

[AR03]

15 hours ago, Richym99 said:

I sent my first coins off to be graded last week through Coins of the Realm. It is a lot easier than first appears. Simply download the form from this thread

And follow the instructions. 

Thank you