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I Have Old Gold Sovereign Coin?

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Question by pujajanitz: I have old Gold Sovereign coin?
I have 2 Gold Sovereign coins written as follows on one side: GEORGIVS V D.G.BRITT:OMN:REX F.D.IND:IMP and a warrior riding a horse on the other side. it is of 1918 and 1925
I would like to know the value and wish to sell them.
I said i have two coins one is dated 1918 the other is dated 1925
I have gone to a Jeweller to confirm its solid gold and in Mint condition

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Answer by suburban
The value of your gold sovereign, is determined by the price a collector will pay, according to condition.
At the moment of writing, gold is 0, per troy ounce.
Please go to a reputable dealer, (see yellow pages)

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One Response to “I Have Old Gold Sovereign Coin?”
  1. Jim L says:
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    Wadja mean 1918 AND 1925?
    There is only one date on a sov.
    BTW, George V sovs were extensively counterfeited.

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