I actually quite like the 2005 design and probably have one myself. I don't think I've bought any half Sovs in a few years but do remember getting them in the £90-£150.
Unfortunately for my wallet, no. Neither does the 1989 double sov I bought recently or the jubilee head shield half. Some special ones coming up though along with some different dates and portraits 😁
Hello. They are £1 coin holders. You might find something similar in an antiques shop or coin shop. Ebay might be an option too. Try searching vintage coin holder or something like that.
Sovereign Saurus I recently picked up a quarter Sovereign, dude what a tiny coin. I think if I inhaled I could snort it right up my nose and never 🤧 know it 😬
I can remember buying the 2002 full sovereign when it came out for less than £90. I still have it too. I think the special edition sovereigns are one of the few coins RM mint that genuinely go up in value and always a good buy. Great collection there!!!!
Fantastic. Not bad just over 4x increase in 20 years. I've picked up a few slightly special ones recently like a 1989 so look forward to sharing those soon. Wish I'd started in 2002 in some ways but I have done well with other asset classes so no complaints
@@SovereignSaurus I started when Gordon Brown sold half our gold reserves now costing us billions. You could pick up the Victoria Shield sovereigns in collectable grade for £125. A modern half sovereign cost £35 and a one ounce Krug cost £225, but it just keeps going up and I am still buying. Some coin dealers remember when a sovereign cost about £3 too but that was before my time!!!
You really are the sovereign Sarous. I like the size of the half’s
Just picked up a nice old one this weekend. There's some interesting bits and pieces to show soon 😁
Great collection! The most extensive sovereign collection I know on YT.
I think we'll hit 100 sovs relatively soon 😁
Wow bro nice
Thanks man
I actually quite like the 2005 design and probably have one myself. I don't think I've bought any half Sovs in a few years but do remember getting them in the £90-£150.
The days of half sovs below £100 seem long gone at the moment
Great video
Thanks SS
Got lv the 2002,got 1 for my daughter for her birthday this year
Fantastic. I'd like some coins for my birthday 😁🥳
Great video I have a question
Do these half sovereigns count towards your 100 sovereigns goal?
Unfortunately for my wallet, no. Neither does the 1989 double sov I bought recently or the jubilee head shield half. Some special ones coming up though along with some different dates and portraits 😁
All heil, the sovereign king! 🤴
🤣👍🏽
Can I ask what the red & blue tubes are to the right do the frame and where you got them or could get them from?
Hello. They are £1 coin holders. You might find something similar in an antiques shop or coin shop. Ebay might be an option too. Try searching vintage coin holder or something like that.
@@SovereignSaurus thanks mate.
@@spitfirecrusader6546 no worries. I can't recall any brand specifically
@@SovereignSaurus that’s ok mate - I’ll go on the hunt lol. Thanks again
Sovereign Saurus
I recently picked up a quarter Sovereign, dude what a tiny coin.
I think if I inhaled I could snort it right up my nose and never 🤧 know it 😬
Be careful that you don't drop it. Might not find again 😁 I had a few interesting ones in the past
@@SovereignSaurus Luckily it came in its original mint packaging.
I can remember buying the 2002 full sovereign when it came out for less than £90. I still have it too. I think the special edition sovereigns are one of the few coins RM mint that genuinely go up in value and always a good buy. Great collection there!!!!
Fantastic. Not bad just over 4x increase in 20 years. I've picked up a few slightly special ones recently like a 1989 so look forward to sharing those soon. Wish I'd started in 2002 in some ways but I have done well with other asset classes so no complaints
@@SovereignSaurus I started when Gordon Brown sold half our gold reserves now costing us billions. You could pick up the Victoria Shield sovereigns in collectable grade for £125. A modern half sovereign cost £35 and a one ounce Krug cost £225, but it just keeps going up and I am still buying. Some coin dealers remember when a sovereign cost about £3 too but that was before my time!!!
@@SouthSideFrankie yes I wonder how long until we will be wishing for the good old days when we could buy a sov less than £500
You are the sovereign king. 🤔 but a king is a sovereign… so you are the sovereign sovereign 😝
Haha proably due a name change 😁