closed 2017 SOTD Full Sovereign

[brnlx639]

Can someone here please help me with a selling price for this fab coin?

2017 struck on the day - the more unusual reeded edge - Rated R in Marsh if I'm reading it correctly.
https://www.ngccoin.uk/certlookup/6134889-005/69/

DESCRIPTION
GREAT BRITAIN: (1952-2022) Queen Elizabeth II 2017 Platinum Wedding Anniversary 'Struck of the Day' Proof Gold Sovereign. OBVERSE: features Jody Clarks portrait of the Queen facing right . REVERSE: Designed by Benedetto Pistrucci depicts St. George slaying the Dragon. Edge: Reeded. The Sovereigns limited to just 750 were struck on the day of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philips Platinum Wedding 20th November 2017
CONDITION
Graded by NGC MS69 DEEP PROOF-LIKE - POPULATION 7/ 16 GRADED HIGHER.

https://www.royalmint.com/our-coins/events/platinum-wedding/platinum-wedding-anniversary-celebration-sovereign-struck-on-20th-november-2017/

Any advice would be very much appreciated. Thank you.

[GoldDiggerDave]

Buying or a selling price? 
 

 Have lots of SOTD sovereigns graded MS70DPL or MS70MATTE depending on the finish. 
 

[brnlx639]

Selling price please.

[GoldDiggerDave]

Around £450 but that’s just me. 

[kimchi]

Lovely coin! I think there's good potential for these for the future to do well - it's the only chance (with the George birthday - ?) to own a 'regular' reverse in either Proof or Prooflike on a 2017 Sov.

If there's no market price established for these yet and I had to sell I would guess that an auction would be the best route (?)

[kimchi]

Plus the serration 'type' - and unlike the George this one is related to the sitting monarch.

£450? Not a chance I'd sell for anything close to that - sit on these (or send to auction imvho)!!!

[brnlx639]

It's looking more like £750+ as far as I can see. 
Many thanks for your opinions 🙂

[Goldfever20]

2 hours ago, brnlx639 said:

It's looking more like £750+ as far as I can see. 
Many thanks for your opinions 🙂

The one below is worth around £750, unfortunately yours is a bit different an it's worth less 🙁

[brnlx639]

Thank you for the information @Goldfever20. May I ask what information you based this on and what value you would put on it?

[GoldDiggerDave]

2 minutes ago, brnlx639 said:

Thank you for the information @Goldfever20. May I ask what information you based this on and what value you would put on it?

Most moderns with a 69 are not worth much If at all over RRP, in fact I find it easier to move a boxed and COA over a 69  there are some exceptions, SOTD have not been universally liked, I’m saying this as some who buys and collects them……….without a doubt they will be worth a fortune at some point in the future most probably not in our lifetimes possibly when Marsh 2105 comes out! 

All because the RM makes a low mintage coin doesn’t make it valuable over night, I would like to see SOTD sovereigns get more love than they have now.  

 

 

[Leonmarsh]

@brnlx639 it's worth more than bullion but not a huge premium like the proofs with the garter 

Basically it's a bullion 2017 which was struck on the day rather than the day after or day before which gives it a slight premium 

The 2017 proofs are expensive 

[goldmember44]

On 04/10/2022 at 10:12, GoldDiggerDave said:

Around £450 but that’s just me. 

This is a low mintage scarce coin. I'd say hold on to it for a few more years... it's one of those that could be "discovered" later by collectors.

Currently probably a £700 or so coin, it all depends on what someone is willing to pay for it.

[GoldDiggerDave]

2 minutes ago, goldmember44 said:

This is a low mintage scarce coin. I'd say hold on to it for a few more years... it's one of those that could be "discovered" later by collectors.

Currently probably a £700 or so coin, it all depends on what someone is willing to pay for it.

I’ve got MS70DPL how much to you want to pay for them?  

[goldmember44]

Just now, GoldDiggerDave said:

I’ve got MS70DPL how much to you want to pay for them?  

Would have been nice, but I don't have the funds available for such a splurge, unfortunately. But I think I would like to make use if your grading services soon, though. I'll let you know closer to the time. Thanks.

[Leonmarsh]

4 minutes ago, goldmember44 said:

This is a low mintage scarce coin. I'd say hold on to it for a few more years... it's one of those that could be "discovered" later by collectors.

Currently probably a £700 or so coin, it all depends on what someone is willing to pay for it.

It is down to how much someone would pay without doubt always subjective, I suppose it depends how much value is being placed on it being stuck on a wedding anniversary as the driver for the premium 

 

[brnlx639]

Thank you @goldmember44 Your valuation tallies with others the trade have been kind enough to let me have. I have also been advised that the superior MS70 DPL grade is £900 to £1000.

[Leonmarsh]

Its a nice coin and I'm bloody hopeless at valuing coins lol 

[brnlx639]

24 minutes ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

I’ve got MS70DPL how much to you want to pay for them?  

@GoldDiggerDave If you have any MS69DPL rated R in Marsh at £450 I'm a buyer. What have you got?

[GoldDiggerDave]

 

1 minute ago, brnlx639 said:

@GoldDiggerDave If you have any MS69DPL rated R in Marsh at £450 I'm a buyer. What have you got?

I’ve only got 70’s the 2017 SOTD has a lot going for it, especially for the completion-ist collector, it’s not the order of the garter, not a bullion with a privy………like I said before at some point they will be worth a fortune and some of the rarest sovereigns around it’s just a case of when. 

[TheSilverForum]

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