KING GEORGE THE IIII 1822

[scotsman 2]

Hi I was wondering if I can have some opinions on this coin ? it's on eBay guy asking £230 I was thinking of making an offer of £200.What would you grade it ? and of course in this age of fakes what's your opinions of the coin I'm far from an expert but looks ok to me! and lastly value? in your valued opinions thanks in advance Vic.

[scotsman 2]

This is the link to the page it has a few more pictures

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/George-IV-Crown-1822-/172788001805?hash=item283af7ac0d:g:0UgAAOSwVFZZcQ7K

Edited August 1, 2017 by scotsman

[PWA 1967 1,841]

I looked at some of the sellers items recently and although i dont know anything about silver some of the bronze looked cleaned 

Maybe thats ok .....What do you think ?.

[Sword 1,330]

Looks like VF to me but the edge knock between 5 and 6 o'clock on the observe is serious. The edge looks a bit dodgy at 8 o'clock too (and there is a dig on the neck too).

Personally, I won't buy coins with such edge problems.

[Martinminerva 265]

I agree. With the various edge and dig problems, it's only a Good Fine for me - albeit a nice colour. But it is certainly genuine.

Value though only £100 tops for me; if you've got two hundred spare, you could get a much nicer one, I feel.

[scotsman 2]

I thought this coin may have been cleaned in the past PWA. and the edge damage was putting me off to Sword so I might just wait. I've been watching a few coins for a couple of days now and I'm not that impressed with the quality. I only have £200 to spend I know but I want the best I can find.

[scotsman 2]

Thanks for your input Martin ill wait and look around more.

[Peckris 579]

I'd say VF too, but the edge knock is worrying. I'd not offer £200 for it. That series is by no means rare. You'll find a better one. Admittedly it was over 10 years ago, but I picked up an EF for £220. The Spink value is a bit OTT.

Edited August 2, 2017 by Peckris