A Unicorn Gold Sovereign!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Mere hours before listing this video a keen eyed collector snapped this coin up in store so unfortunately it is no longer available but we hope you enjoyed this video and perhaps learned something new about the greatest hobby in the world, coin collecting!
You can also view a wide range of fascinating coins and banknotes in store at our shop located at Shop 8, Boronia Mall, 50 Dorset Square, Boronia, VIC, 3155
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Matt very interesting topic thanks for taking the time to pass on this information, hope the shop is keeping you busy. Cheers.
Very interesting Matt. Thanks for shareing. Sovereigns are a bit dear for me to collect but i find them interesting.
Thanks for watching wisey! I'm glad you enjoyed it
Another great interesting video. Have a great weekend, hope everything is going ok with business as well mate.
Matt! Just thought of you! I was on Reddit and a parent needed advice for their son who is a 9 year old obsessed with numismatics!!! What a blessing to have such youth interested these days. I love sovereigns!!!! That is my second most wanted gold world coin!! That is one really cool coin! Bless you and yours Sir!
Hopefully more shops like mine can continue to grow the hobby and facilitate the next generation of collectors! 🥳
Also, what's number 1??
@@ThompsonsCoins It is the Gold Buffalo from the US....I drooled over that coin as a child. Hopefully one day I will get one.
I just saw Phil's finds and collects new 50 cent book. I didn't realise you had a book that has clip ins and has space for the 6 effigies. Book 7 was a VST. Yours his 8th book is much better. Thanks Thompson Coins.
Unicorn, like Scotland's independence, a Myth.
Great video, I have been stacking sovereigns since our Gordon Brown sold the UK gold reserve at the lowest price ever hence I have quite a few. This was a very interesting coin and may warrant further research to find out if more sovereigns exist like that one. I also liked your poster of the history of Australian coins, no doubt the guards on the prison ships brought over coins, such as the silver 2p, shillings etc which could be very collectable at your end. Thanks for showing.
Thanks for watching Frankie! Sovereigns have always fascinated me and it's a real privilege to be able to help collectors build up their sets! 😊 There's also many stories of convicts using cartwheel pennies for love letters to family back home too!
@@ThompsonsCoins I did not know that thanks.
I'm really enjoying these videos, thanks Matt.
Thanks for the kind words Trish!! ☺️
Love me a sovereign 😍, going to check mine, see if I’ve got any die cracks etc🙆♂️. Thanks for the video, any thing featuring sovereigns is great 🎉.
Thanks for watching Jamie!! I hope all is well in Japan 🥳🥳
Pulled over in the car to watch your video after seeing your video notification 😊 🙏🏻 cheers, Bruce & Chris.
Thanks so much for watching guys!! It was great to see you yesterday 😊
Hey, I saw this coin when I came in. Pretty sure it was on the right side when you walk in to the store.
I'm still a bit confused with the sovereigns. If they were discontinued so long ago, why has the perth mint just released a 2024 one? Or is that just a one-off commemorative?
I should probably do some more research 😅
Unique coin and great video as usual!
Show the expensive 5cent one next!
Indeed!!! On the museum wall 😉
So the Perth Mint still produces sovereigns but they are generally proof sovs and not for circulation, back in the day those coins being struck were actually used as currency which is also why they were being made in the millions rather than the modern ones which are usually a few thousand at most.
Great idea!! I'll definitely get around to that one in the near future 🥳 thanks for watching mate!
What extra value would those errors add to that sovereign? Thanks J.🙋🏻♂️
Errors are a fascinating area of the market and we've seen coins like the 2000 $1 mule fetch many thousands for a base metal coin with an error. A coin like this is currently attainable for under a few thousand but I personally feel that they may be more affordable partially due to lack of awareness/publicity so maybe I'll check back in a few years and we can see if things like this have gone bananas 🤷
Great coin, and very interesting errors! Thanks for sharing. Sovereigns are often traded based on the spot price of the day - higher for better grade examples of course - and yours is definitely a nice example in any case, but out of interest what kind of premium would errors like those add?
Имам 2 суверена на единия има dp ,благодаря за видеото !
Bombay also struck sovereigns in 1918
You always bring out the gems Matt, love it!
Thanks mate!! I'm starting to sort of get the hang of managing my time to make some videos too so fingers crossed for more interesting content in the near future too!! 😃
Just found myself a goose dollar at an op shop for $28 and pcgs have confirmed it’s real !!!
Can you put up a photo I would like to see it
@@phillipbyrnes2885 absolutely I can. It’s getting posted back from the US at the moment. It got graded at proof 62 so not bloody bad at all. As soon as it’s in my mail box, I’ll send you some photos
No gloves? MATTHEW ! 😂
Nice one, Matt! Very informative 👏
Thanks for watching! ☺️
Very cool love the videos❤
Thanks so much for the kind words!! ☺️
Super cool 😎 ❤❤
Thanks for watching!! ☺️
Thank U
Thanks for watching! ☺️