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1980 £1, 1985 £1, 1994 £1, 1999 £1, 1985 £5, 1991 £100 Britannia, 2005 £50, 2005 £25, 2005 £10. This is the sum total of my modern UK proof gold, all bought as bullion when gold was quite a bit lower. That limits me to the pretty ordinary coins. Most of my British gold are vintage sovereigns, which go as far back as 1833. And, as they were real coins, that is where my preference lies. The five sovereigns I have between 1957 and 1966 are in a category all their own and are only distinguished by being in exceptionally high MS condition.
It is a real privilege getting to see so many beautiful and rare modern UK gold, thanks very much, Numi.
Many of mine were also bought when gold was a fair amount lower as well but high quality older Sovereigns is timeless
Hi Numi. The silver foil is more likely there to give the contents a little more protection from any water or other liquids that may spill on the box in its travels. I work for a major airline as a cargo screener and if that package arrived at my cargo station and I couldn’t see the contents inside during x-ray, then I would have to open the box and all other packages inside to verify that the contents matched the airway bill and nothing was inside the box which could harm the aircraft. Great coins and fantastic video. Thank you.
Yes you may be right about that. It’s the first time I have seen anyone use foil.
Wow Numi that was awesome oh and I also had a question about the last video.what was the last instrumental song that was on that video called
Love the gold 50 pence !!
Me and my son are cooking out tomorrow, can I use that foil?😉
Oh crap, left bids on lots of these coins, I bet Regal bought the lot. He is a flippin “David Cameron” Lol
Prefer the £5 coin as it shows of the commemorative design better.
I agree with you on the “pecking order” of the coins — the sovereign being on top, then £5, then perhaps £2, etc. And yes, for some reason the proof Britannias aren’t very popular. Not sure why, but I also feel that way about them, which is why I haven’t bought one yet! Of course the bullion Britannia is the opposite, very popular. Could it be because people see the Britannia as a bullion coin rather than a luxury item?
I love the 5 pound coins, the king Canute one is great!!
Don’t want to know what the invoice was for these two boxes🙈🙈
A bit ))
I prefer larger size than smaller. £5 quintuple sovereigns and commemorative crowns have the wow factor. Some more than others depending on design. £2 / double sovereigns and 50 pences follow. Full size Britannias would be up there too, but I don’t have any yet. Unlike a lot of collectors I’m not a particular fan of modern £1 sovereigns. They look resplendent on screen and in brochures, but I have to remind myself that they’re only about the same size as a decimal penny. I’d rather save up and buy something larger, albeit less frequently. That said, I do appreciate historical sovereigns. I would add that your channel input is responsible for that. Keep up the good work.
They are over a half Oz of gold so go back a long way
Ohhhhh, that London Coin Company! Yes, I’ve also been to that antiquaited site. Thought it was associated with the other company. Thanks for the clarification. Love that 2009 chariot Britainnia! Probably Britannias rank higher in popularity than the £2 sovereign which I think is the sleeper in British gold.
Britannia is my favored coin after the sovereign. There are a few designs and designers that really stand out Philip Nathan of course who did the first batch, Suzie zamit whose 2 designs were both used some decade apart the second is really great in high relief on 5oz coins as the design is so detailed, and of course the iconic Jody Clark 2014 design, which was a high in modern seminumismatic design for me. The changing of artists and interpretation of the changing face of Britain was also great with some choice and changing designs from 2007 up… thanks again for the videos
Very beautiful coins. For me the preference is always sovereigns.
Superb gold coins, I love the Guinea.
Good bless prince 👑 send me one free dream ok