CODE

DATE

Bullion Silver

GRADE 

 Price (£)

  18/05/2012  

For a live price check of silver see exchangerates.org.uk 

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http://www.exchangerates.org.uk/commodities/live-silver-prices.html

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Due to the unpredictable price of silver, at present,

which has seen the price at 

over 47 dollars per ounce in April 2011 &

over 40 dollars per ounce in July, August & September 2011

that equates to between £30 - £26 per ounce in £ Sterling.

We have therefore introduced a base-line price

that is the lowest level that we will sell our lower

grade silver coins at during this period of uncertainty.

If and when silver rises above that mark 

we will sell the coins at the daily bullion level.

See below our items at 

base-line or bullion value

+ a percentage %

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Our base-line price, at present, 

 is @ £20.00 per ounce

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Our base-line price will be review & revalued

 - when necessary

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If there are any items of interest please ask and we will

give you a confirmed price as the bullion price

does change throughout the day.

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Please note also that the pictures showing on this page

are to represent the type of coin on offer and are

NOT an indication of the grade of coins offered.

For coin in higher grades please check our normal stock list

via the GB Coin List.

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1887-1892 GB Silver 0.925 coins

GRADE 

 Price (£)

CROWNS

George III

stock

George IV

stock

Victoria

Victoria

Victoria

stock

Victoria

Victoria

HALFCROWNS

1874 - 1886 GB Silver 0.925 coins

GRADE 

 Price (£)

Victoria

Pre 1920 GB Silver 0.925 coins

GRADE 

 Price (£)

George V

George V

per 10

George V

per 10

George V

SPECIAL OFFER on PRE 1947 GB Coins

We can offer certain 1920 to 1946 Halfcrown in what we consider 

'scrap' grade for ONLY their bullion value (with NO percentage above)

i.e. a 1920 to 1946 halfcrown is 0.2273 ounce (actual pure silver weight)

if the silver price is £20.00 per ounce then the price would be £4.50 each

if the price is £26.00 per ounce then the price would be £5.90 each, etc.

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If silver drops below the base-line of £22.00 per ounce level the minimum 

unit price of a halfcrown would at the lower level of £4.50 per coin.

The minimum quantity per order would be 20 pieces.

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We also are selling "£5 bags" at these prices.

However, as these coins have some wear we have made sure that

when each bag is filled they have been 'topped-up' with extra coins

to make sure that there is the FULL 565.50 grams of silver in the bag.

Halfcrown = 14.13 grams x 8 = £1.00 x 5 = £4.50 (minimum 40 coins)

14.13 x 8 = 113.04 x 5 =   565.20 grams (18.18 ounces)

or 9.09 ounce pure silver

 At present price a £5 bag = £180.00

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1920 to 1927 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

per 10

George V

per 10

George V

George V

George V

1928 to 1936 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

per 10

George V

per 10

George V

George V

George V

per 10

George V

per 10

George V

George V

1937 to 1946 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George VI

per 10

George VI

George VI

George VI

per 10

George VI

FLORINS

1852 to 1887 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Victoria

Victoria

1914-1919 GB Silver 0.925 coins

GRADE 

 Price (£)

George V

per 10

George V

per 10

George V

SPECIAL OFFER on PRE 1947 GB Coins

We can offer certain 1920 to 1946 Florins in what we consider 

'scrap' grade for ONLY their bullion value (with NO percentage above)

i.e. a 1920 to 1946 florin is 0.1818 ounce (actual pure silver weight)

if the silver price is £20.00 per ounce then the price would be £3.60 each

if the price is £26.00 per ounce then the price would be £4.73 each, etc.

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If silver drops below the base-line price of £20.00 per ounce level the 

minimum unit price of a florin would at the lower level of £3.60 per coin.

The minimum quantity per order would be 20 pieces.

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We also are selling "£5 bags" at these prices.

However, as these coins have some wear we have made sure that

when each bag is filled they have been 'topped-up' with extra coins

to make sure that there is the FULL 565.50 grams of silver in the bag.

Florin = 11.31 grams x 10 = £1.00 x 5 = £5.00 (minimum 50 coins)

11.31 x 10 = 113.1 x 5 =  565.50 grams (18.18 ounces)

or 9.09 ounce pure silver

 At present price a £5 bag = £180.00

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1920 to 1926 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

per 10

George V

per 10

George V

George V

1928 to 1936 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

per 10

George V

per 10

George V

George V

per 10

George V

1937 to 1946 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George VI

per 10

George VI

SHILLINGS

1838 to 1886 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Victoria

1887 to 1892 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Victoria

1893 to 1901 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Victoria

1902 to 1910 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Edward VII

1911 to 1919 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

George V

George V

per 10

George V

per 10

George V

SPECIAL OFFER on PRE 1947 GB Coins

We can offer certain 1920 to 1946 Shillings in what we consider 

'scrap' grade for ONLY their bullion value (with NO percentage above)

i.e. a 1920 to 1946 shilling is 0.0909 ounce (actual pure silver weight)

if the silver price is £20.00 per ounce then the price would be £1.80 each

if the price is £26.00 per ounce then the price would be £2.66 each, etc.

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If silver drops below the base-line price of £20.00 per ounce level the 

minimum unit price of a shilling would at the lower level of £1.80 per coin.

The minimum quantity per order would be 25 pieces.

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We also are selling "£5 bags" at these prices.

However, as these coins have some wear we have made sure that

when each bag is filled they have been 'topped-up' with extra coins

to make sure that there is the FULL 565.50 grams of silver in the bag.

Shilling = 5.65 grams x 20 = £1.00 x 5 = £5.00 (minimum 100 coin)

5.65 x 20 = 113.0 x 5 =  565.00 grams (18.18 ounces)

or 9.09 ounce pure silver

 At present price a £5 bag = £180.00

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1920 to 1927 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

per 10

George V

George V

George V

per 10

George V

George V

George V

1928 to 1936 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

per 10

George V

George V

per 10

George V

George V

1937 to 1946 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George VI

per 10

George VI

George VI

SIXPENCES

1911 to 1919 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

George V

George V

SPECIAL OFFER on PRE 1947 GB Coins

We can offer certain 1920 to 1946 Sixpence in what we consider 

'scrap' grade for ONLY their bullion value (with NO percentage above)

i.e. a 1920 to 1946 Sixpence is 0.0455 ounce (actual pure silver weight)

if the silver price is £20.00 per ounce then the price would be £0.90 each

if the price is £26.00 per ounce then the price would be £1.18 each, etc.

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If silver drops below the base-line price of £20.00 per ounce level the 

minimum unit price of a sixpence would at the lower level of £0.90 per coin.

The minimum quantity per order would be 40 pieces.

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We also are selling "£5 bags" at these prices.

However, as these coins have some wear we have made sure that

when each bag is filled they have been 'topped-up' with extra coins

to make sure that there is the FULL 565.50 grams of silver in the bag.

Sixpence = 2.827 grams x 40 = £1.00 x 5 = £5.00 (minimum 200 coins)

2.827 x 40 = 113.08 x 5 =  565.40 grams (18.18 ounces)

or 9.09 ounce pure silver

 At present price a £5 bag = £180.00

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1920 to 1927 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

per 10

George V

George V

£2.00

1928 to 1936 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

George V

George V

George V

1937 to 1946 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George VI

per 10

George VI

George VI

George VI

GROATS  [4d]

1938 to 1855 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Victoria

each

THREEPENCE  [3d]

1938 to 1855 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Victoria

each

1987 to 1892 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Victoria

each

1893 to 1901 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Victoria

each

1902 to 1910 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

Edward VII

each

1911 to 1919 - GB Silver 0.925 coins

George V

value

1920 to 1926 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

value

1931 to 1936 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George V

value

1937 to 1941 - GB Silver 0.500 coins

George VI

value