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Hello all numismatist i have a collection of South Africa Union Coins i am going to be selling. (1923-1960) i have a few questions if you could please assist. hopefully this will help others as well. silver price for .500 vs .800 composition, most retailers don't seem to distinguish between the two when offering a price. they just group them all under one category, should there be a price difference? collectors value vs silver value, are the prices of these coins strictly linked to the composition value or is there a premium attached to each coin(I'm not referring to any of the commonly known rare years/condition/graded) just for common years in a good to fine condition. is it beneficial to sell these coins individually or will including them all in a lot, bring the same relative value? as of 26/01/2021 would you be able to provide your thoughts on what the following coins should be worth in good - fine condition 5 Shilling King George VI (1947 - 1952): 5 Shilling Queen Elizabeth II (1953 - 1959): 2 1/2 Shilling King George V (1923 - 1936): 2 1/2 Shilling King George VI (1937 - 1952): 2 1/2 Shilling Queen Elizabeth II (1953 - 1960): 3 Pence King George V (1923 - 1936): 3 Pence King George VI (1937 - 1952): 3 Pence Queen Elizabeth II (1953 - 1960): here is a list of what i am looking to sell with the QTY for each, i can send photos and any other info you may require: let me know if someone would like to make an offer on the lot. QTY UNION Value Silver Composition weight TOTAL WEIGHT year 5 KING GEORGE VI 5 SHILLING 0.8 28.28 141.4 1948 2 KING GEORGE VI 5 SHILLING 0.8 28.28 56.56 1949 1 KING GEORGE VI 5 SHILLING 0.8 28.28 28.28 1950 4 KING GEORGE VI 5 SHILLING 0.5 28.28 113.12 1951 17 KING GEORGE VI CAPE TOWN ANNIVERSARY 5 SHILLING 0.5 28.28 480.76 1952 3 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 5 SHILLING 0.5 28.28 84.84 1953 1 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 5 SHILLING 0.5 28.28 28.28 1954 2 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 5 SHILLING 0.5 28.28 56.56 1957 5 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 5 SHILLING 0.5 28.28 141.4 1958 70 KING GEORGE V 3 PENCE 0.8 1.41 98.7 1923-1936 567 KING GEORGE VI 3 PENCE 0.8(.5 FROM 1951) 1.41 799.47 1937-1952 268 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 3 PENCE 0.5 1.41 377.88 1953-1960 1 KING GEORGE V 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 14.14 1924 1 KING GEORGE V 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 14.14 1927 2 KING GEORGE V 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 28.28 1928 1 KING GEORGE V 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 14.14 1930 3 KING GEORGE V 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 42.42 1932 1 KING GEORGE V 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 14.14 1936 5 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 70.7 1937 2 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 28.28 1939 20 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 282.8 1940 13 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 183.82 1941 38 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 537.32 1942 5 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 70.7 1943 9 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 127.26 1944 4 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.8 14.14 56.56 1945 1 KING GEORGE VI 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.5 14.14 14.14 1951 3 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.5 14.14 42.42 1953 1 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.5 14.14 14.14 1954 1 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.5 14.14 14.14 1956 1 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.5 14.14 14.14 1957 1 QUEEN ELIZABETH II 2 1/2 SHILLINGS 0.5 14.14 14.14 1958

Hello Everyone On Staurday 22 August 2020 at 15h00 we hosted out 3rd lockdown Online Coin Meeting called "South African Coin Talk" We were priviliged to have Pierre Henry Nortje talk on his lates book called "Scarcity of The Coins of The Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek".We also had representatives of teh South African Mint online giving us details as to what is currently happening at the Mint as well as how Lockdown has affected them and some idea of future products. We did record the meeting, but only managed to record half of it due to technology issues. Please click on the link below and enter the password to view the receoded interview. Click on link to access recording https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/w8pvM7WotU1JW4Xdx0zfUbUuJrb8T6a82yMerPAPnRruDFYGIM1yvOcf4h1PVOPR Password: Mc.7CyYX In a seperate post I will post link to other meeting discussing Krugers Gold with Prof Francois Malan. Regards Anthony G