Sky I wouldn’t even bid on it

Reason one, The description says nearly 25 grams, when on the scales it shows 24.2 that’s a long way off 25.grams gold wise

Second reason, The “novelty £1 note in a bottle?” the glass probably weighs at least 8grams if not more yet gold weight wise, top and bottom lids combined wouldn’t make 1.5 gram

Third reason, the remaining stones in the rings are worthless or he would have disclosed them has a further selling point so take at least another 6-8 grams off there as dead weight

Fourth reason, price of postage £6.00 it cost less than 25% of this price for the postage for the 153.9 grams and that included the packaging, blatent rip off

Conclusion? There is nothing with any real weight once you take out the glass, paper, and fake, but heavy stones from the rings maybe 9-10 grams of actual gold tops.

Whoever buys this lott thinking they are gonna get 25g of gold will be mighty miffed come divvy up time, wish I could be a fly on the wall for that dispute console resolution.

you have got to be real careful buying scrap gold or silver, do your homework, then do it again, mistakes can be VERY costly playing this game @ £3.00 per gram.