Silver Sixpence with Velvet Coin Pouch Information
Royal Mint Silver sixpence presented in a velvet pouch, dated between 1920 and 1946, the silver sixpence is the essential wedding tradition where the father of the bride placed a lucky silver sixpence into the left shoe of the bride before walking down the aisle.
What Will I Receive?
Your Silver Sixpence with Velvet Coin Pouch will be dispatched, fully insured in a sealed, fully secure, nondescript package, there are no identifiable markings to suggest the contents.
Your products will be securely sealed with a secondary internal packet, then again within a further plastic sleeve.
Please Note: Packaging and design may vary from the image shown.
Review the 12 month price performance of a Silver Sixpence with Velvet Coin Pouch.
If you are looking to sell any bullion bars or coins please ring us on 01902 623 259 during office hours for the latest rates we are paying subject to condition and market demand.
Sell your Silver Sixpence with Velvet Coin Pouch
As one of the UK's leading precious metal dealers, the Gold Bullion Company are able to offer extremely competitive rates to customers wishing to sell their gold and silver products.
If your Silver Sixpence with Velvet Coin Pouch was purchased from us, we are currently paying up to:
97% of spot
If your Silver Sixpence with Velvet Coin Pouch was NOT purchased from us, we would still be happy to purchase it at up to:
96%
of spot
If you would like to sell this item, please call our customer service team on 01902 623 259.
Before dispatching your items, please ensure that you have printed and filled out our sell form.
Please note
- The price paid is based on the spot price on the day we receive the goods.
- To take advantage of our preferential rate, all items purchased from The Gold Bullion Company must be returned in the same condition and, if applicable, in the original packaging.
- All goods are tested on receipt to verify both the weight and purity of the metal.
- We reserve the right to change the buy back rate at our discretion.