I think that there were only around 11’000 of them minted. They are thus much harder to find than bitcoin of which there are 21 million.

I’m not sure how many are still “fully loaded”. Over the years some people will have peeled the sticker to spend the bitcoin. It loses is allure if it is not “fully loaded“.

I guess lots of people would like to own one to show their grandchildren and there are probably more than 11’000 museums which have a section dedicated to the history on money.

So, if you come across one, grab it, and pay the price which will be much higher than a bitcoin. Mine is not for sale - even at any price).

My Granddad gave me a gold sovereign when I was 7 years old. I still have it 53 years later. I wish he would have given me a bitcoin instead.