Gold Sovereign Coins are a great collector choice | part one Kings and Lizzie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2017
- Here are some of the best quality gold sovereigns I have ever seen. Not all are rare but every one is a winner.
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Always great to see my favourite coins.
I love gold sovereigns. They are beautiful coins that really reflect the grandeur of the Golden Age of the British Empire. I sort of wish I had picked up a 1950s or 1960s Elizabeth II example for cheap when I had the chance!
Nice variety of Sovereigns. The sheer variety of all their different facets makes them a pleasure to study and examine. Great video.
+ian fraser thanks very much Ian
Mr. Numi - I recently discovered your channel and love each of your videos but especially the ones involving sovereigns. I’m a silver stacker at the moment and I don’t own a sovereign yet but likely will in the future due to the “curse” you have laid on me. 😉
I feel it won’t be long before the bug bites ....
Thanks numis my view is they very small but for sure great history and many variations I like the bigger ones but I am clearly not in mainstream view
Absolutely great coins!! Thank you for sharing this box opening!!
Thanks so much for commenting
I've taken an interest in Queen Elizabeth early bust sovereigns, they're ageing very nicely in my opinion.
I love those sovereigns ....I Can't wait till I get my own Numi they Are a beautiful coin ,I just love them .......Thank you for showing
Yea so many different aspects and price points to Sovereigns.
Just a clarification the documentary is called the royal house of Windsor on Netflix will help you with the coins knowing who and when the kings and queens were in the royal order
All those coins look magnificent
Excellent video, thanks for that!
Thanks this guy has great quality love to know where he buys them
Just a tip for big numis fans that will help know the kings and queens it’s a documentary called the Windsor’s on Netflix now I have the names in my head really got the monarks sorted for me thanks to numis I have a small key year sov collection and now I know the royals better watch it it’s really good
Numi will be very pleased your stuent bought a
1861 and 1893 sov both look gresr condition one Scarso the other a r2 in March happy to get a nice shield vacknanf a jubilee coin my fav was a gold Dagyte for me for a silver guy picked upmanoty kugrtand and a Mexico 50 peso I like the size of rhe and value the 1943 is lower mintage anbetter value 1.2oz of gold grearlow mintage way to buy low mintage only buying scares or rare sovs from here
You have been doing well
Great show of sovereigns! I am in Athens at the moment. I went to a coin shop today, I saw sovereigns through the window. ... the shop was closed 😐
So you saved some cash ))
Numistacker That's true!
Any idea on mintage of 1953 South Africa sov full or half sov I bought both but can’t find mintage which
you sold me on buying lower mintage no mention in march book
1920
Hi Numi. I live in the US and have been collecting various Sovereigns primarily because I like them for their size and history and appearance. So far I’ve not tried to sell any of them. My question is, are Sovereigns as easy to sell in the US through dealers or at coin shows or wherever as say Eagles ? Or, even though the premium to buy Sovereigns are less than when buying Eagles, will dealers typically try to buy below spot on Sovereigns? Also, in Great Britain do dealers typically try to buy American Gold Eagles below spot or do they sell back at the same percentage spread to gold content as the Sovereign? Thanks
Any idea on mintage of them I dont see in march
Unfortunately I did not get one reply on the potential selling of Sovereigns but I really like them anyway so I enjoy collecting. The next question I had was that I can and have been buying bullion Sovereigns with practically no problems from the major US coin/bullion dealers. It’s easy. Here is the current gold spot price and here is the current price say for the 2017 BU Sovereigns. OK ... easy enough. But what about when we want to delve more into the historical Sovereigns like the 1930? Where can we find the best deals with the lowest potential of getting a bad deal ?
The more historical items come from forums Facebook groups and auctions plus eBay. It’s a waiting game and eventually everything turns up
Your view of the s Africa 1953?
Numis maybe a silly question why do you feel soverign size are the most collectible, I like big coins mostly I buy 5oz silver I bought my first 5 sov recently and love the size but I am guessing as I look at sov book it’s the tremendous variety, and secondly Your view of 1953 South Africa proofs I bought a sov and a half sov my thanks for all your videos you transformed me into a sov lover I love the history as you mention thanks for the help
+Robert Walterman the Sovereign is the most collectible size because most of those who enjoy Sovereigns collect that size. This is likely to change over time. People have the odd 2 Sov or 5 Sov but the 1 Sov is the staple.
how about edward vii 1910
Hello sir how are
Information this coin please help me actual price tell me this is real gold coin 1899 UK thank you so much
Hi Numistacker Can you tell me please, why are sovereigns, which are not 99.9 gold, worth collecting/stacking? Shouldn't we be maximising the sale opportunity through buying coins/metals that (potentially) could be melted down by a jeweller? Or am I playing in a different game to you i.e. do you buy these only for numismatic value/potential? Surely they can't all be rare enough to increase in value over time? My question applies to gold Eagles too. Thanks.
+Jack Brown Sovereigns cover many areas bullion proof rare common etc and as bullion are one of the lowest margin bullion coins along with eagles and Kruger. I have never bought gold for melting I buy as a stacker and collector for medium term appreciation
What’s your view of 1953 South Africa soverign I can’t find much at all on them
I would like to own one if I can find one at the right price
Finally something different, Im tired of hearing about the Rwanda coins.
Yes it makes a change and no more Rwanda till next year )) maybe a nautical ounce
Have you seen the 2017 Gibraltar sovereign? I like this coin but no one has presented it yet on TH-cam.
+Poppie Stuff I will look out. It’s not one I have ever seen
The only place I have seen it is on govmint.com.