Sovereigns are a quality investment. If you can pick up historic sovereigns at around bullion prices you can not go wrong in the long term. Never spend more than you can afford to hold for the long term, no point buying one month then having to cash back in the next to raise funds to fix the boiler. Most people could afford a sovereign a month especially if they ditched the £4 cup of coffee and the odd takeaway........ you would be richer and fitter!
You’re absolutely right if you look at pure gold content with the Sovereign containing 0.2354 oz- or just under a quarter. Because a Sovereign is 22 carats, it’s actual weight is just over a quarter of an ounce. Either way, it offers more divisibility than the typical 1oz coins. Thanks for the comment!
@@paganphil100 However, my sources tell me a sovereign is 7.314 grams of pure gold (x 4 = 29.256 grams). Which nevertheless still makes it slighly more valuable than a regular 1 ounce 22 carat bullion coin at 28.509 grams of pure gold. If I made my calculations right, that is.
Sovereigns are a quality investment. If you can pick up historic sovereigns at around bullion prices you can not go wrong in the long term. Never spend more than you can afford to hold for the long term, no point buying one month then having to cash back in the next to raise funds to fix the boiler. Most people could afford a sovereign a month especially if they ditched the £4 cup of coffee and the odd takeaway........ you would be richer and fitter!
He is right
I love my sovereigns. There's something for everyone too, stackers and collectors
You’re absolutely right if you look at pure gold content with the Sovereign containing 0.2354 oz- or just under a quarter. Because a Sovereign is 22 carats, it’s actual weight is just over a quarter of an ounce. Either way, it offers more divisibility than the typical 1oz coins. Thanks for the comment!
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You’re absolutely right Dave
Do u sell sovereign ring mounts
Yes
We only sell the coins I’m afraid
I'm interested in buying some Victoria sheildback sovereigns
@@garryhiggs5158 we have those available here www.physicalgold.com/buy-gold-coins/gold-sovereign-coins/victoria-young-head-shield-back-sovereign/
Do you ship to Denmark ?
Right now we’re only able to do UK deliveries
You mean just UNDER a quarter of an ounce, right?
gregshock: Weight = 7.98 grams (0.256 Troy ounces) / Gold content = 7.322 grams (0.235 Troy ounces).
@@paganphil100 However, my sources tell me a sovereign is 7.314 grams of pure gold (x 4 = 29.256 grams). Which nevertheless still makes it slighly more valuable than a regular 1 ounce 22 carat bullion coin at 28.509 grams of pure gold. If I made my calculations right, that is.
@@somerandomvertebrate9262 get some sleep.