closed 1832 Full Sovereign William IV

[Sovereign]

Nice solid example as shown 

never been mounted 

£875 £775 posted SD UK & BT only 

Thanks for looking.

Edited January 6 by Sovereign

[Falsecobra]

Stunning coin ! 

[Sovereign]

reduced to £850 posted 

[Sovereign]

reduced to £825 posted 

[Sovereign]

reduced to £800 posted !

[refero]

GLWS, imo pre victorian full sovereigns are difficult to sell if not slabbed or professionally assessed. (be that low or high grade); too much money involved and a mistake can be a real economic disgrace)

Edited December 26, 2023 by refero

[Sovereign]

5 hours ago, refero said:

GLWS, imo pre victorian full sovereigns are difficult to sell if not slabbed or professionally assessed. (be that low or high grade); too much money involved and a mistake can be a real economic disgrace)

Thanks mate 

true, especially with higher grades loose ones you taking more risks if you want to grade after buying 

this one priced fairly atm to someone to keep as it is with not that high risk

Anyways might end up auction it on ebay when I get an offer there .

[stackerp5]

Never seen a William Sov before. Mind you, I'm pretty new to stacking, especially new to sovereigns. Nice coin.

I imagine it would grade nicely through @GoldDiggerDave 

I will definitely be back asking around the forum for one, if not this one, when I'm more flush with cash. The market is kind of stale but that's to be expected, ebay might be a shout when they have the 70%off selling fees

[Sovereign]

Bump

[refero]

i ve seen 1832 in similar condition selling for 700gbp + hammer rights so i guess the 800 you are currently asking is the right price. It's just a matter of finding a buyer.. i wouldnt go lower

[Sovereign]

26 minutes ago, refero said:

i ve seen 1832 in similar condition selling for 700gbp + hammer rights so i guess the 800 you are currently asking is the right price. It's just a matter of finding a buyer.. i wouldnt go lower

Thanks for the info 

where did you see that please £700 after the buyer’s premium fees added ? 
 

[refero]

you can easily search on the coin cabinet archives. There are at least 3 very fine 1832 sovereign sold for 775 gbp. But 1832 is the most common of the William IV series, you can find dozens of auctions records 

[Sovereign]

Final reduction £775 posted

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