Coca Cola Sovereigns

[Aurora et luna]

Would you include Coca Cola Sovereigns in your Sovereign collection or consign it to Coca Cola memorabilia?

 

[rbaggio]

I'd always hoped to pick one up for sov bullion prices, never happened though!

Out of the 2 options, I would consider it memorabilia/numi.

 

[Aurora et luna]

I'd always hoped to pick one up for sov bullion prices, never happened though!

Out of the 2 options, I would consider it memorabilia/numi.

I sold a spare one on my Daily Specials tread for $408 a fortnight ago. About the same price as a regular Sovereign.
It sold pretty quick!
http://forums.silverstackers.com/topic-20517-today-s-specials-page-2.html

 

[Captain Kookaburra]

I kinda treat it as a sovereign.

 

[1for1]

Def a modern Coke Numismatic piece for coke fan or numismaticist. In my worLd this is a bullion coin but if you find a coke collecting gold bug or a room of them and you have some for sale.. well you just lucked out!

 

[Naphthalene Man]

I'd love one to go with my (very) small stash of Coca cola yoyo's.
Obviously store it with, but i'd mentally consider it separate to the regular sovs.

 

[Graeme]

It has no face value and was never issued as currency so by my reckoning it is a gold token and is relegated to a Coca-Cola collectible/bullion.

I don't see this issue escalating dramatically in value but it sure is nice to have one.

 

[bungo]

I have to be honest. As a bit of a sovereign fanboy, I really dislike the Coke sovereign.

Company merchandising, pure and simple.