Anyone with a 2015/16 Spink or British coin price guide ?

I need to update my price guides as they're quite far out of date now but I just want to make sure I'm selling my 1804 Bank of England dollar for the right price :)

I've got a Spink 2015, 50th edition.
I'll let you know this evening (I'm leaving to a coin fair shortly for the rest of the day) if nobody else has reacted until then.

Citeer: "Essor Prof"​I've got a Spink 2015, 50th edition.
​I'll let you know this evening (I'm leaving to a coin fair shortly for the rest of the day) if nobody else has reacted until then.
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​very much appreciated thanks I'll have to upgrade later this year mine is 2008 :/ ha

Citeer: "Mark240590"​I need to update my price guides as they're quite far out of date now but I just want to make sure I'm selling my 1804 Bank of England dollar for the right price :)

​If you're passing my house sometime give me a knock I have a spare coin yearbook 2014 which is only UK, Irish, Scottish, Isle of Man and Guernsey coins. I'll swap you for a coin.

PM sent.

There are 10 variations of the Bank of England 1804 Dollar.

They average around £130 - £150 in "Fine" grade, £200 for the common type 1, £300-£350 for the others according to Spink 2015 50th edition and CC 2015.

Fluke, the Spink 2015, 50th edition only mentions 7 varieties for the Bank of England 1804 dollar. Where did you get those other 3?
I always thougt the Spink was the leading catalog concerning British coins, is there an even better one with more coins/varieties?

From Collectors Coins 2015. It isn't better or worse than spink, 99% of all values are around the same but a few entries will have more variations than the other I have found.

Thanks for the info Fluke.

I can't follow the prices. Some
of those are scarce but aren't as valuable as the common type 10 which I believe is the type I have. My 2008 spink also makes the values of these coins higher than that of 2015 !