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You have a choice between older AU/BU sovereigns (.2354 oz) in paper flips or proof modern US $5 commems (.24187 oz) in original mint packaging.
Can't mix or match, and these are your only choice. Which and why?
Can't mix or match, and these are your only choice. Which and why?
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bob
<< <i>Sovs are heavily counterfeited.
bob >>
So very true.
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<< <i>Sovs are heavily counterfeited.
bob >>
So very true.
I agree with both of you.
I would prefer to own the Sovereigns, but due to the abundance of Sovereign counterfeits, I would choose the US Mint gold coins.
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<< <i>Be patriotic and BUY AMERICAN !!! >>
Rock on dude!
<< <i>Sovs are heavily counterfeited. >>
Agree, the crooks are probably safer in making fake sovs because the gov might react if they were making modern US coins.
<< <i>You have a choice between older AU/BU sovereigns (.2354 oz) in paper flips or proof modern US $5 commems (.24187 oz) in original mint packaging.
Can't mix or match, and these are your only choice. Which and why? >>
are half sovereigns in au/bu an option?
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
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Also most of the 1925 sovereigns are restrikes from the 1950's. They were heavily counterfeited in Lebanon and Syria into the 1980's.