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rubynewbie | 04-27-2009 07:56 PM
Should sovereigns and francs be certified? I walked into my neighborhood coin shop and asked for sovereigns. He said he just happened to have two hanging around and that's it. when I go to sell it back sometime will they be finding all kinds of things wrong if it's not certified? or do they generally give the market value for circulated?

Maple Leaf Steve | 04-27-2009 08:03 PM
Re: Should sovereigns and francs be certified? Quote:
Originally Posted by rubynewbie (Post 1697017) I walked into my neighborhood coin shop and asked for sovereigns. He said he just happened to have two hanging around and that's it. when I go to sell it back sometime will they be finding all kinds of things wrong if it's not certified? or do they generally give the market value for circulated?
Sovereigns are a semi-numismatic coin. Meaning when you go to buy them they have a small numismatic value tacked on to their bullion value. MLS

CoinNut | 04-27-2009 08:37 PM
Re: Should sovereigns and francs be certified? Generally..No. If you have an older dated , rare year,and in good shape(Not cleaned/damaged) it may be worth it......Maybe, if on a common one that is a possible high mint state,65-69, it would be worth it.

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