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Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
Sorry for my late reply. I used to but I don't anymore. I'd check Heritage for recent prices though agree I would not sell through them. The most recent sales (last year or so) seem to indicate a premium for grades like "66". I wouldn't pay much if any of one, unless I really wanted this coin type. When I sold those I… -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
Wow, I hadn't thought to check the NGC pops either. Might be worth getting it reholdered and sent to auction then? -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
That’s what I would do. But LMK if you post it on the BST. I might play. -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
There is "A" premium here... those are better dates... but it's gonna be hit or miss. eBay and wait for the right buyer is probably the way as opposed to Heritage and hope. @WCC, you played South Africa, thoughts? -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
Holy Cow, Andy! I hadn't thought such a high percentage of those coins would be certified at all, let alone aproximately 20% of the population at NGC by itself. I hadn't thought of that at all. -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
NGC pops are also worth a look. In this case, I’d say the coin should definitely be worth a good premium. -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
If you consign the coin, ask about getting the coin re-holdered. I don't know if that might require goldshield and photo which might add to the cost, but it likely will add to the presentation leading to a higher hammer price. -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
I think if you get it reholdered you can get more. Take look at where Bay sellers may have it. If low pop certainly one would not give away, would want top $$$. -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
It's a pop 2/0 so that is nice, but not a lot of these have been certified so this can be misleading. The only records I can find for this date are a pair of ebay sales years ago and one HA sale in 2022. The HA sale was for a PR64 and the seller would have netted right around melt, or a little higher, for the coin. The… -
Re: Any premium for this 1958 South Africa Gold Pound PCGS PR67?
I generally look up if any value in NGC world price guide or research what ebay sellers are listing it for. With its low pop sky the limit. Try see what sellers asking. However w the holder scratch needs reholder.
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