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VickySilver
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Hi Tom,
A bit forward I know, but if you don't mind my asking, how much did that '94 proof set go for?
Eric
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Very nice coin there. Mark R. wrote a catalogue? Remind my feeble brain if you would.
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Very nice coin there. Mark R. wrote a catalogue? Remind my feeble brain if you would.
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The book is "The Coins of the Isle of Man" You won't find the first edition, but the second edition was just published this April. The Author is Mike Southall. The only place you can purchase it is at the Lexicon bookshop in the Isle of Man. Their website was down when I purchased mine and it was a pain to get it, but the staff at Lexicon were very helpful. Are you in the UK or the US? If needed, I will send you an email address and phone number. Hopefully their website will be working.
if you order it - tell them Zach sent you. They'll get a kick out of it.
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The book is "The Coins of the Isle of Man" You won't find the first edition, but the second edition was just published this April. The Author is Mike Southall. The only place you can purchase it is at the Lexicon bookshop in the Isle of Man. Their website was down when I purchased mine and it was a pain to get it, but the staff at Lexicon were very helpful. Are you in the UK or the US? If needed, I will send you an email address and phone number. Hopefully their website will be working.
if you order it - tell them Zach sent you. They'll get a kick out of it.
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Yes, I go to almost all of them - not much there for us "dark side" collectors of British and British Colonial...
Do let me know if you might visit one & we could meet up for a lunch maybe. My friend Mark usually goes to, and he is quite a collector of high end coins with a lot of stories....
How much is much on the IOM? Can you send a sample picture?
Thanks,
Eric
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The book is "The Coins of the Isle of Man" You won't find the first edition, but the second edition was just published this April. The Author is Mike Southall. The only place you can purchase it is at the Lexicon bookshop in the Isle of Man. Their website was down when I purchased mine and it was a pain to get it, but the staff at Lexicon were very helpful. Are you in the UK or the US? If needed, I will send you an email address and phone number. Hopefully their website will be working.
if you order it - tell them Zach sent you. They'll get a kick out of it.
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Hello, I have some of the mintage numbers for the I-O-M half, full, double and 5 pound sovereigns. I have the mintage on some of them broken down for the die marks.
I just picked up a 1977 half I-O-M sovereign. I was stupid, tried to be cheap, and lost out on a nice 1965 for $220. By chance, did you pick that one up? I saw someone in Texas auctioning his for $1,500. He's delusional asking that much. These are very thinly collected.
Why do you collect them? Have you had yours graded?
Maybe we can help each other.
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Hello, I have some of the mintage numbers for the I-O-M half, full, double and 5 pound sovereigns. I have the mintage on some of them broken down for the die marks.
I just picked up a 1977 half I-O-M sovereign. I was stupid, tried to be cheap, and lost out on a nice 1965 for $220. By chance, did you pick that one up? I saw someone in Texas auctioning his for $1,500. He's delusional asking that much. These are very thinly collected.
Why do you collect them? Have you had yours graded?
Maybe we can help each other.
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Yes, my main collecting is - surprise - Victoria silver and copper. But I also like the 72-74 Unc. IOM minors and have about 50 or so through the denominations, especially liking the 2P. And the 1987 sov. I keep looking for in piefort gold and/or platinum and it in gold as I have the two silver and pot metal circulation strike.
Many of the IOM Viking sovs. seem to suffer from alloy oxidation wish shows as red on mine at least. Are your numbers the mintage limits, or those actually struck and released? This last bit seems most difficult with some issues, including Royal Mint and the ex- Franklin Mint amongst others. Can you forward me a picture of the numbers you have?
Eric
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Hello, I have some of the mintage numbers for the I-O-M half, full, double and 5 pound sovereigns. I have the mintage on some of them broken down for the die marks.
I just picked up a 1977 half I-O-M sovereign. I was stupid, tried to be cheap, and lost out on a nice 1965 for $220. By chance, did you pick that one up? I saw someone in Texas auctioning his for $1,500. He's delusional asking that much. These are very thinly collected.
Why do you collect them? Have you had yours graded?
Maybe we can help each other.
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Hi,
Yes, that's very high on the last - I would have thought 350 or so would do it and they do come up. Did you get the '77 in proof or unc.? I didn't get that one (the '65) as I have one already but like the later half sovs. I just like the design & my grandmother Swedish plus they are rare even if thinly collected as you said.
I for some reason like the double in this series and have some multiples of some dates but have them in safe deposit plus can't remember where I wrote down the census. The fives have a lot of bullion value in them so only have about five. The only proof I have is the '83 sov. & also would like the 83 in half sov size. None are graded by slab companies.
Best,
Eric
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Hi Vicky
If you send me your email I will send you my lists for you to see.
Regards
Guy
