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Question by Daniel: I have a half sovereign coin and the shield is the wrong way round to the head.Does this mean its worth more?
I have a half sovereign coin and the shield is the wrong way round to the head.Does this mean its worth more? I was told something about medal and coin alignments?

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Answer by liberty911
Just so you know British coins and US coins are aligned differently. All circulating British (and Canadian, for that matter) coins are aligned so you can hold a coin by the top and bottom, turn it around and the other side is the correct way up. All circulating US coins are aligned so you can hold a coin by the top and bottom, turn it around and the other side is upside down. During ancient times coins often had random die rotation depending on how the dies were placed before striking. I can find very little information on British error coin values, so I would recommend you take it to a local coin expert for an evaluation. I hope that helps.

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Originally posted 2010-07-11 03:25:41. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by **Abby**: How much is my 1886 Melbourne St George sovereign coin worth?
Hi there,
i was wondering if anyone knew about how much it is worth? it is in really good condition, only 1 or 2 tiny scratches, any help would be great!

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Answer by me
i heard its like 210 bucks

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Originally posted 2010-11-21 06:23:11. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by Atanu: My aunts want to sell two India gold mohurs (11gr) and one gold British Soverign coin. Where and how to sell?
The British coin is dated 1894 Victoria. The mohurs have Arabic or Urdu writing and each weigh about 11 grams and have different diameters and are not perfect circles.

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Answer by seomotion
Try to sell on E-bay.

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Originally posted 2010-07-13 22:22:52. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by Slate: Are mexican 2 pesos gold coin a decent investment value?
I've never bought gold or silver before and I'm thinking starting to buy a few coins here and there to start a very small reserve. The cheapest common gold coins I've found online are Mexican 2 pesos for about per coin with shipping. I've read that foreign currency coins such as British Sovereigns, French 20 Francs, South African Krugerrands, Austrian 100 Coronas, Mexican 50 Pesos are good values because they cost less per ounce then traditional American Ealges, so you get more gold for your money.

Does the same principle apply for Mexican 2 pesos? Any of the others I mentioned cost 0 or more per coin, and while I may eventually start buying that much, for now all I'm really looking to do is spend an occasional -0, and gather a few coins over time.

I've got some other ideas for silver, but as far as gold goes would Mexican 2 pesos be a good way to go?

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Answer by MrSilverAG
Seems fine to me, it's good to buy in regular increments so you are automatically dollar-cost averaging your way into the market, which lowers your risk of trying to time the market for a large purchase.

Mexican 2 pesos gold coins are 90% gold, AGW .0482 oz and don't carry a stiff premium so I say go for it.

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Originally posted 2011-08-28 02:19:51. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by hariharan_hn: Gold coin of 1912 issued by British rulers. whats its value today?
I have a gold coin weighing 8gm issued in those days as pay to indians during the british rule . (given to my grand father) . The coin has the empress head on one side with the year printed therein.

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Answer by TJ
The coin you are describing sounds - by size and weight - to be what was called a sovereign.

http://www.thegoldcoinstore.com/WorldGold/British_Gold_Sovereign_Canada_Mint.php

These were minted throughout the old Empire.

But 1912 sovereigns had the bust of George V, and not an "empress" (presumably Victoria?)

If it is a sovereign, it's current retail value would be approximately 90-100 British pounds, depending on condition:

http://www.24carat.co.uk/goldsovereignstocklistdatesframe.html

If it is something else, it might have more value as a collector's item.

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Originally posted 2010-08-13 15:13:55. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by Maggie Lam: Does anybody know the value of the 1913 Georgivs V.D.G Britt Full Sovereign Gold Coin?
According to my dad, it's 24k gold. I've been trying to look all over the net for the value of it and I came across various websites and many different prices. Some say it's in the hundreds and some say it's in the thousands. Please help!

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Answer by Neville
I don't know what you could actually sell it for, but current buying prices are between £200 - £300 depending on condition. Check out Ebay and the websites of London coin dealers. The value tends to vary according to the current value of gold - which is quite high at the moment.

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Originally posted 2011-08-24 07:19:59. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by JonathanN: What is the value of this coin?
I have a 1936 large "One Penny" coin with King George V. Its in circulated condition. Its not perfect, it shows sign of the 73 years its been in use. I live in the US and I guess its from England? Please help. Here is what the front looks like, but I can't find a picture of the back:http://www.britishsovereigncoins.co.uk/coins/george-v-gold-sovereign.jpg

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Answer by My Opinion
1 cent

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Originally posted 2010-07-25 10:25:01. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by Deano: i have a gold half sovereign coin dated 1906 with King Edward the 7th on it, how much do you think its worth?
the gold half sovereign is dated 1906 and is is good Condition it is british and has Edward the 7th on it how much is it worth?
i also have a 3 pence coin dated 1893 in ok Condition with Qeen Victoria on it, i also have a few more 3 pence coins dating form 1905 to 1930 what would the value of these be? thank you.

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Answer by Karen C
it is probably a lot of money, so keep it and don't sell it (only if u don't need the money)

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Originally posted 2010-07-15 20:21:19. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by oshackle: what is the true selling value today of the 1912 gold sovereign coin,?
one side is King George and the other side is the guy on a horse slaying the dragon

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Answer by Jano
depending on the weight of the coin
1/10 oz is 80 bucks
1/4 oz is about 250
1/2 450
1 oz around 800-900
depending on the price of gold at the time

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Originally posted 2010-09-09 11:07:33. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Question by samantha a: i have a george v sovereign coin from 1912 it is 19mm i was just wondering if this is a full sovereign?

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Answer by Fulke Hunke.
George v was a full sovereign,but not a full shilling..

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Originally posted 2011-11-10 20:34:09. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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