Value request

[Rafy77]

I know these are 1922 King George Gold Soveirgn or something like that, And I wanna know the value of these coins ( All the other coins I've seen on other sites are 8 grams per coin but these are much less in weight)

There are 21 coins

And the total weight of the bracelet is 53.69 Grams

each coin is probably about 2 grams

Edited March 14 by Rafy77

[ChrisSilver]

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[modofantasma]

 

On 14/03/2024 at 21:37, Rafy77 said:

There are 21 coins

And the total weight of the bracelet is 53.69 Grams

each coin is probably about 2 grams

Interesting piece.... 

If the weight is 53.69g and there are 21 coins then they're not full sovereigns. 

Have you had the gold content tested? 

[Spyder]

You need to bring this to a jewellers to test. The whole piece could be 9ct or brass. 

Can you measure the the width of the coins to see how close they are to a genuine sovereign?  

No Half sovereign were minted in 1922.

[modofantasma]

51 minutes ago, Spyder said:

No Half sovereign were minted in 1922

Even if they were getting 21 of them into a 53g item would be quite a feat 

[Petra]

I know we like to be helpful on here, but you have weighed them, why still think it is anything of any real value? Get to a local jeweller and get it sorted

[shawy2510]

Coins look fake so I would get them tested

[Petra]

Just now, shawy2510 said:

Coins look fake so I would get them tested

I think the weight may be an issue🤔😮

[shawy2510]

Just now, Petra said:

I think the weight may be an issue🤔😮

Well what I meant was they are not genuine coins even by looking at the reverse, could be copies but of a smaller weight & carat

[Petra]

4 minutes ago, shawy2510 said:

Well what I meant was they are not genuine coins even by looking at the reverse, could be copies but of a smaller weight & carat

👍👍true

[sovereignsteve]

What makes you think there is any gold in this piece, any hallmarks?

looking at the size and thickness of the "coins" I doubt they will be more than 9 ct if gold, probably less.

Edited March 17 by sovereignsteve

[Britannia47]

These are almost certainly fakes/copies, judging by the weight and size differential.

Genuine Sovereign specification/diameters are:-

Full Sov = 22.05mm

Half Sov = 19.3mm

Quarter Sov = 13.5mm

At best visually would be the 1/4 Sov. But this was not minted by the RM until 2009.

As suggested by others all that needs to be determined is whether there’s any gold. Good-luck.