Should I collect British Gold Sovereigns?

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Title	:	Should I collect British Gold Sovereigns?
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I don’t think I’ll ever understand the “Rare” scale, since it doesn’t apply to US coins
Comment from : @Juan_Doooh

so beautiful😍
Comment from : @freewillhongkong

Beautiful coins!! congrats!! Modern proofs (197x-present) of Elizabeth II are worth collecting What premium can they have?
Comment from : @vzorak8983

Your advice is very useful and sensible 😂❤ Thanks
Comment from : @EmmanuelRAladesuru

Educational and informative video Thanks 🙂
Comment from : @EmmanuelRAladesuru

Hi there, I have been following you for a long time and really appreciate your valuable contribution to teach us a lot of things I have a question I bought few sovereigns 1902 and 1912 in very good condition but was cleaned by the former owner with brasso and soap lightly So now my dilemma is shall I return it or shall I keep it Does this effect collectibility? The coin has all details clean crisp or can I just keep it as bullion again does this affect it as bullion? Thanks in advance for your help
Comment from : @nahidmussani411

Maybe they didn’t want competition for the sovereigns😮
Comment from : @davidboyd4026

Do you have any statistics on sovereign collecting in the States?
Comment from : @jeremiah1059

just ordered another 20 george v, hate the packaging though
Comment from : @dread4836

Thanks for the video! Would what you said about sovereigns apply to half-sovereigns too?
Comment from : @larue131

I love gold sovereigns They're probably my favorite gold to have All mine are older ones pre 1960 I have more Victorian sovereigns than any others I'm in the States and I'd much rather have the sovereigns as the eagles They're quite popular here and gaining in popularity every day I like the history attached to them Great video
Comment from : @hillbillystacker

Beautiful coins excellent video loved the jubilee head super nice I collect half bullion sovereigns love the Queen victoria young and old more videos please 🙂
Comment from : @sergionotarpippo7660

Thanks numi A very informative video I love all sovereigns Regards
Comment from : @mrfaisaldean

If only a sovereign talk imagine the historical stories they could tell
Comment from : @onlygoldsovereigns3272

Was thinking of buying 1oz gold coins, but sovereigns just seem more tangible and achievable if stacking Some good advice here, cheers!
Comment from : @IceniChick

I didnt really get into sovereigns until last year, until I realised that they were better for supplementing my pensionbrHowever I wouldnt even consider carded examples, for one thing I wouldnt want to pay the extra premiums or want sell thembrAs my sovereigns are excellent specimens anyway, and don't suffer from the occasional handlingbrI do check mint marks and dates and celebratory years which gives me targets to acquire For example I have all of HM QE2 gold, diamond, and platinum years as well as 200th anniversary and of course her first year of issue in 1957 I love my Victoria shield backs, and have some young, jubilee and widow heads as wellbrI also keep duplicate to trade out if the opportunity arrives to acquire something special
Comment from : @harryzero1566

A colleague I know went to the new York coin show ,,,and out off all the dealers there he found only 6 sovereign s for sale just bullion coins ,,but went for over double the price of bullion ,,they always always goes up especially shield backs ,, collecters can't get enough 🤔👍
Comment from : @shauncorless8965

nice to see the video, sovereigns are my go to gold coins, got lucky through yourself at a London coin convention when you had some graded for me which graded well :)
Comment from : @markfairfield1552

I love sovereigns! Difficult for me to find here in Canada
Comment from : @jsilverchannel

what's acceptable premium over spot price for soveereigns? In Germany 1 Pound coin comes with around 7 to 9 premium
Comment from : @Jouda

Happy New Year Numi Some very beautiful early sovereigns Premiums and prices are going up; I'm glad I collected early
Comment from : @meteoman7958

Монеты - это свидетели истории, к ним надо прикасаться их надо любить, чтобы почувствовать дыхание истории! Слаб - это гроб для монеты! Мне очень жаль что вы этого не понимаете! Coins are witnesses of history, they must be touched, they must be loved to feel the breath of history! Weak is a coffin for a coin! I'm sorry you don't get it!
Comment from : @user-to4on1fd8g

Какой смысл простые суверены слабировать ( гробировать)? What is the point of simple sovereigns to weaken (coffin)?
Comment from : @user-to4on1fd8g

Another great video mate Many thanks for sharing Hope you and for family have a great New Year🎉
Comment from : @desgoulding7154

Great channel with interesting content Where do you buy your slab protection clear sleeves/bags? I can't find any for sale in the UK
Comment from : @ChasManIT

You know why Sovereigns? historyHappy New Year Numi
Comment from : @667hodge

Collect? Yes, Sovereigns are very collectible Different sovereign effigies, different mints Stack? Maybe Slabbed? Absolutely not
Comment from : @tomtharos4440

Another great video and great introduction for newbiesbrWhat is there to say about Gold Sovereign's? History, beautiful designs, variety, rarity, mesmerising to name but a fewbrI've collected Gold Sovereign's for many year's and am always drawn to them at coin shows I know there are other countries but for me the most beautiful is the Sovereign with the Victoria Shield back brI love the "young head" of Queen Victoria and the detail of the reverse whilst showing depth to the fields gets me every timebrWhat I don't understand and think may be the future, are older Victoria Sovereign's in MS62 or better How can a 17,500 mintage Modern Proof where maybe 500+ will be graded be worth £850 whereas a 1860's decade Victoria Shield back MS62 be worth less with only 20 or so in that grade or better?brFor a newbie, my advice would be to start with the Queen Victoria's, get a good eye, avoid cleaned coins and build a historical past centuries collection brSome modern's will do well but there is a culture pushing us that way and it may be short lived - but who knowsbrGrading is another sore point for me on modern Sovereign's - if you want a 70 go to NGC, the numbers tell the story (sorry but the numbers between PCGS and NGC back it up)brOlder Sovereign's are a different story with very similar number's for coins graded in each condition, which I find comfortingbrWhatever you decide to do and collect as Numistacker says, read up about what you are collecting Knowledge is money saving!!brHere's to a great year of collecting, whatever your desire
Comment from : @peterwithers9276

Love sovereigns Only wish they went back to the lustrous yellow of the past instead of the more rose gold we see today
Comment from : @iby914

Too small for me
Comment from : @braden6992

Have a prosperous new year, hope the coins really stack up for you
Comment from : @9daywonda

Sovereigns are the most popular gold coins here in Greece They are the only bullion I collect because you can buy and sell anywhere and anytime for around spot price(bullion) brWhat I really find funny is when I see people sell a ms64 and pay X2-X3 for "an upgrade" ms65-66 for a normal - common sov ie gillicks brR3+ I can understand but X3-X4-X5 spot for normal sovs with millions minted I can not brHappy new year!
Comment from : @greekstacker

Nice collection You mentioned your Facebook group , I actually applied to join that , and was clearly rejected! maybe I'm not snobby enough 🤷‍♂
Comment from : @chrisbh4605

Fantastic post - I’m in USA and sovs represent largest of my gold
Comment from : @nates4310

Think the platinum jubilee coins will fly in value especially the 4 coin sets
Comment from : @ianbird7444

I have my Grandfather’s gold sovereigns that he told me he paid £2 for, I purchased QE2s for £1050, my Grandfather was angry with me for paying too much Happy New Year to you all
Comment from : @gavinsverdloff4291

Some lovely George III & IV sovereigns there My 1820 was designated details by NGC but quite frankly doesn't bother me a great deal as I'm concentrating on completing modern QEII proof run from 1979 to 2022 It's taken 12 years to this point Another batch will be sent to Numi for grading in the new year along with the new Charles III proofs and the start of a new monarch proof sov run
Comment from : @johnlee4897

Numismatics are very beautifulAnd I can understand the desire to collect them But in a currency and economic collapse,they have exactly the same intrinsic value as a bullion sovereign So for a working man like myself I believe that the limited funds at my disposal are better invested in bullion
Comment from : @2010ETHANC

interesting video numi, i would have thought the one to get now more than ever would be a 1979 pf70 gold sovereign the first proof minted in qe11 reign
Comment from : @1954307

Happy New Year, Russell Thanks for the videobrHope to see some mega results videos soon
Comment from : @martinwilson5210

Just need a MS 1841 sovereign now
Comment from : @terrorbite210

Numi - are those yours? Liked the 1911! Sovs have gotten so crazy that I don't want to touch them anymoreLOL Half sovs used to be safe but no longer are
Comment from : @ericdawson845

fantastic video loved it sovereigns yes my favourite coins
Comment from : @mickmilliebud

Fabulous eye candy! Thank you for the suggested reading and information
Comment from : @christophermccormick8670

Happy new year Sir Russ!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : @ukmachinehead

Yes agree Numis, prices for graded sovs have risen considerably while raw bullion sovs are nearly impossible to find here Cheers and thanks for the share 😊✌🏻
Comment from : @send2georgie_S2G