withdrawn Gold Krugerrand 1984 (1 oz) Spot price +1%

[PenguinUK]

Gone now sorry.

For Sale: 1 x  1984 Krugerrand (Gold, 1+ troy ounce actual gold content)

Composition is of course crown gold which is 22 ct (0.916 Au, remainder copper I think) (a nice golden colour not as buttery yellow as pure gold)

See photos for condition and weight (by my scales which I did calibrate before weighting the coin)

Price  £ "Spot + 1%"    {* buyer and me to arrange agreed spot price reading .e.g. Chards site at noon on day of payment}

UK royal mail - UK Special delivery only (buyer to pay shipping cost)

Payment Terms: Payment by bank transfer in GBP only.

Dispatch Time: Aim to dispatch within 2 working days of receipt of payment. (e.g. Monday if weekend transaction)

 

Condition notes: Secondary market standard (some very minor rim knock marks) but good weight (over 1 ozt like all Krugerrands)

Please private message me if you would like to buy.

Please message me in-forum if you have any questions.

Kind regards to all, @PenguinUK

 

p.s. I have a excellent rating on ebay. And I will be happy to speak on phone to any buyer. In my experience speaking-to/meeting is very useful in judging character/trust of trader.

p.p.s. I have silver coins that might be added to sale (shipped with). Please ask if you are also interested in such.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[James32]

@modofantasma

[Shewill171]

This is niccccce

[CANV]

Love the krugs.  ,, only thing better are the early brits 

[PenguinUK]

14 hours ago, CANV said:

Love the krugs.  ,, only thing better are the early brits 

Indeed. Those early Britannias were great, shame they changed them to follow the .999 crowd. 22 ct much more practical coins.

[Dakaras]

I agree I love the Krugerrand, wish I had spare but just splurged on sovereigns 

[PenguinUK]

bump

[PenguinUK]

bump (coin still available for a one more week approximately)

[James32]

Hi @PenguinUK hopefully this helps and in no way meant negatively. 

the coin looks great as much as I can tell looking at pics, the price is excellent considering spot +1% is approx £1465 and considerably cheaper last week before gold rose again. 

The only thing hampering you're sale has to be the fact you have zero selling feedback unfortunately, so obviously those that can afford such a coin are likely cautious and rightfully so. 

2 options may help secure a sale for you..

1) use an intermediary like backyard bullion.

2) offer to post first to an established member ( read feedback carefully and enter into a bit of dialogue first) then payment on delivery/verification of coin?? 2 things achieved here, firstly you have got the sale but more importantly you have secured your first feedback on a high ticket item and subsequent sales should be easier moving forward. 

[Silverman2U]

Personally I would go with @BackyardBullion intermediary sale as this too much of a risk for me, even if you posted to me first, would still feel uncomfortable. Good luck with sale. 

[BackyardBullion]

£25 would be the fee for checking and forwarding to any buyer that wanted.

[PenguinUK]

Good points @James32, kindly made. And thank you all for your advice and help. I shall try to learn from experience and improve my future trading attempts.

[PenguinUK]

Well I mucked the trade up quite badly. But I found another buyer locally so I have got rid of it now.

Very sorry for the inconveniences I caused.

 

Thank you all for your help and guidance.

I know much better now how important the feedback reputation elements work here.

I shall ask @ChrisSilver how to close the thread.

Next, I have to take a much needed break from trying to trade, till my morale recovers! 

Regards

Penguin

[James32]

3 minutes ago, PenguinUK said:

Well I mucked the trade up quite badly. But I found another buyer locally so I have got rid of it now.

Very sorry for the inconveniences I caused.

 

Thank you all for your help and guidance.

I know much better now how important the feedback reputation elements work here.

I shall ask @ChrisSilver how to close the thread.

Next, I have to take a much needed break from trying to trade, till my morale recovers! 

Regards

Penguin

Wouldn't worry about it @PenguinUK we (i) have been there. Once you get over the initial hurdle, it's like the grand national 😂

[jackflash123]

37 minutes ago, James32 said:

Wouldn't worry about it @PenguinUK we (i) have been there. Once you get over the initial hurdle, it's like the grand national 😂

Yeah we all start somewhere. Good luck when you come back from your much needed break lol 👍

[BackyardBullion]

54 minutes ago, PenguinUK said:

Well I mucked the trade up quite badly. But I found another buyer locally so I have got rid of it now.

Very sorry for the inconveniences I caused.

 

Thank you all for your help and guidance.

I know much better now how important the feedback reputation elements work here.

I shall ask @ChrisSilver how to close the thread.

Next, I have to take a much needed break from trying to trade, till my morale recovers! 

Regards

Penguin

I don't think you did anything wrong. Its just a difficult time right now for people to lay out £1450+ in one go. 

Then there is the new seller side of things. 

If the market was different and there were people buying and buying and buying then I think you would have sold this much quicker. 

Good luck with future trades and keep plugging away, we all started somehwere!

[Rumistacker]

5 hours ago, PenguinUK said:

Well I mucked the trade up quite badly. But I found another buyer locally so I have got rid of it now.

Very sorry for the inconveniences I caused.

 

Thank you all for your help and guidance.

I know much better now how important the feedback reputation elements work here.

I shall ask @ChrisSilver how to close the thread.

Next, I have to take a much needed break from trying to trade, till my morale recovers! 

Regards

Penguin

@PenguinUKI was a newbie like yourself not so long ago!  You have already been given the best advice and best of luck in future