for auction 2004 Gold proof Forth Bridge pound coin with COA, ends Sunday!

[HonestMoneyGoldSilver]

1 minute ago, Spyder said:

This coin is 22ct and not 24ct which you have based your melt value. Anyway it is still about £1070

Check your maff 😁 coin weighs 19.619 grams of 917 gold (17.98 AGW * spot of £60.67)

[James32]

3 minutes ago, Spyder said:

This coin is 22ct and not 24ct which you have based your melt value. Anyway it is still about £1070

@HonestMoneyGoldSilver is correct 😆 

[CoinCupboard]

I'm too lazy for all that calculating, Numista is my friend. 🤣

[Spyder]

1 minute ago, James32 said:

@HonestMoneyGoldSilver is correct 😆 

Would have been simpler had he just timed the coin weight by the value of 22ct then converting up and down from 916 to 999. 

I just use the HGM site and price for each ct is displayed. Can not see why one wants to complicate things.

[James32]

4 minutes ago, CoinCupboard said:

I'm too lazy for all that calculating, Numista is my friend. 🤣

Never met her.

[Fenlander1]

18 minutes ago, James32 said:

@HonestMoneyGoldSilver is correct 😆 

I bet that hurt

£1016

[PapaLazarou]

The gold Forth Bridge is an excellent example of, in my outrageously biased opinion, an extremely underrated RM series. I particularly like the use of railway track as a perimeter design

 

Only 2.618 of the maximum 5,000 were ever issued.

 

Although there was a gold proof Three Lions £1 issued as part of the gold Millennium set, this was the first au "round pound" ever issued as an individual coin.

 

With a spot value of £1,091 this is a splendid chance to get hold of what is potentially a beautiful gold "sleeper".

 

Good luck with this auction @Earthmetal.

Edited May 11 by PapaLazarou

[James32]

£1020

[Fenlander1]

£1021

[arphethean]

£1030

[BanjoJeff]

2 hours ago, James32 said:

What part of I'm the boss did you not understand?

 

41 minutes ago, James32 said:

I don't care if we go double spot, I just want to beat you.

This makes me feel like I'm watching some strange version of financial domination.

[James32]

£1031

[Fenlander1]

£1032

[9x883]

3 hours ago, PapaLazarou said:

The gold Forth Bridge is an excellent example of, in my outrageously biased opinion, an extremely underrated RM series. I particularly like the use of railway track as a perimeter design

 

Only 2.618 of the maximum 5,000 were ever issued.

 

Although there was a gold proof Three Lions £1 issued as part of the gold Millennium set, this was the first au "round pound" ever issued as an individual coin.

 

With a spot value of £1,091 this is a splendid chance to get hold of what is potentially a beautiful gold "sleeper".

 

Good luck with this auction @Earthmetal.

 

£1033

[Fenlander1]

£1034

[James32]

£1035 

[Fenlander1]

£1036

[James32]

2 hours ago, Fenlander1 said:

£1036

This guy thinks it will work in his Tesco trolley.

£1037

[Fenlander1]

£1038

[James32]

£1039 ... @Fenlander1 go you on the wine.

[Fenlander1]

£1040 😆 🤣 

[KRO]

This is warming up nicely
Must have found that missing silver brit pirate😀

[arphethean]

1042

[Fenlander1]

£1044

 

[arphethean]

£1045, but think it's already ended