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Link to bullion by post https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/gold-sovereign-specific-year/elizabeth-ii-young-head-1957-1968/1965-gold-sovereign/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=shop&utm_campaign=product&gclid=CKWJ57vmmsMCFQPHtAod8zMAAg

I'm far from an expert but it appears some years have a higher premium than others Hence why bullion by post sell them (currently) at £303

Forum moderators - I'm posting the details up here as I assume there isn't a classified section - please feel free to move Reason for sale - saving all my pennies for a new car and with only 5 gold coins it feels I'm neither in our out of Gold. Based in Cheshire (wilmslow) I want £1,250 for all 5

Is there a classified section ? I have 5 1965 gold sovereigns that I am looking to sell ?? Rather not use ebay or "trade" them in Cheers

This really only applies if you used 100% cash to buy your house, as the amount of gold you could have bought would have been limited to the cash you had (as far as I know you can't get a mortgage on gold purchase...now that is an idea)

Been on the mkt since July 09 - over 3 years Still marketed as a new build...I assume all the appliances are no longer under warranty. Equally 3 years without being lived in (regularly cleaned, heated etc) will have taken some toll . http://www.zoopla.co.uk/property/1-harefield-drive/wilmslow/sk9-1nj/21541407

I have offered on 3 houses in the 3 months. 90.5% of recently reduced asking (new build) 94% of recently reduced asking 90% of estate agent valuation (after their fees) before even came on the mkt (100% cash offer) I was rejected on all three, the first two have been on the mkt for 12 months plus, all be at slightly higher prices. Based on my simple man maths, 8 houses sold in the area in the last 12 months at this price or above, there is currently 30 plus for sale, so nearly 4 years of stock.

....late £30's to early £40's according to jobs watch (based on just over 300 ads in and around belfast) http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/default.aspx?page=1&sortby=0&orderby=0&q=Senior+developer&id=0&lid=1131

Quick search of Cheshire planning online suggests it was granted planning to be turned into a contemporary home and marketed (off plan) at £1.7M The planning elapsed…and the locals decided the two cottages (it was originally two separate homes) were of historical value and extension to the planning date was subsequently rejected As my 8 year says…..you snooze you loose detailes when for sale at £1.7m http://www.zoopla.co.uk/property-history/whiteoak-cottage/collar-house-drive/prestbury/macclesfield/sk10-4ap/1151835

good spot - might go and view later this area is awash with over paid for re-development plots

Forgot to add make sure your commute dosent include travelling on the M6 - the section between j15 & j19 is one of the worst for traffic, closures and accidents I have ever known - quick google search will confirm this. I think the problem is down to the hypnotic effect of seeing so many black range rover sports being driven by women with orange skin...or men with two much hair gel - Welcome to Cheshire

Are you not looking on the wrong side of the M6 ? the traffic in a morn & eve can be quite mad going east west etc across the M6 Assuming you new office is east of the M6, I'd be looking in Holmes Chapel, Congleton, Macc etc .........You will get less for your money (although your budget will still go a long way) however IMHO the schools are a lot better ... Cheers

Subject to a mortgage valuation scam in 2008 ???

Place we rent last sold in sept 2006 for £465k has been for sale for couple years with no bids above high £300's Common house price wisdom used to bank on plus 7% a year, so today it should be worth over £650k

Place we rent last sold in sept 2006 for £465k has been for sale for couple years with no bids above high £300's Common house price wisdom used to bank on plus 7% a year, so today it should be worth over £650k