Swampy

Same!

My guess is a proof release, and later - I hope a bullion version with the same design as such a special year.
I just hope it’s not another small privy mark on the standard design! 

My guess is a proof release, and later - I hope a bullion version with the same design as such a special year.
I just hope it’s not another small privy mark on the standard design! 

Short answer... yes.
Long answer...yesssssss.

Just in time for when the 2022 sovs come out. Great

“We will remember them” – Tristan Da Cunha, 2021, Proof One-Eighth Sovereign, 1gm, 22ct gold.

@jultorskis correct about the inflation numbers.
It may well be that the market had picked up a hint of the official numbers last week.  Certainly most oF us don’t need the Fed to tell us what inflation is doing….

An 1887 Sydney Jubilee head sovereign in PCGS MS64. This is the key Jubilee head sovereign date.

Another sovereign of 1924, minted in Pretoria. Mintage 2,660 pieces.

Finally filled another shield box 😁

Thats my trading strategy buy high sell low! I'm a money losing genius in metals and stocks!

Thank you @ChardsCoinandBullionDealer for the 1oz Gold bullion coins

2021 Morgan Dollars Denver and San Francisco
 

A couple of small pieces Gothic gold from Alderney - a £5 in 24 carat gold and a quarter sovereign in 22 carat gold (full details lower down).
Because of the size of the coins I found it difficult to photograph them so a publicity picture of the £5 is included at the bottom.
I am resigned to not being able to get / afford the forthcoming Gothic gold from the Royal Mint so I am quite happy with these.
 

Today I received this 2021 1/4oz silver Britannia along with the 1914 half sovereign and a 2021 1/10oz platinum Britannia 

I had these beauties arrive yesterday, for the kids' Christmas treasure hunt. My dismal photos do no justice to how gorgeous these coins are!
 
Now I need to find the funds for the full set for myself!

Stunning India Queen Victoria Jaipur Gold Indian Mohur 
Gold Mohurs were first introduced between 1540 and 1545 by Sher Shah Suri, as a way of uniting the different tribes in India under a single form of currency, thus encouraging trade and peace.
When British rule in India commenced in 1858, it was decided to build on the heritage of the Gold Mohur, but to also include reference to the British Monarch.
The design of the coin  is very interesting with its legend in Persian translating to ‘Victoria the Sultan of Inglistan, the great Queen of England’.
The coin also shows that the Maharajas of Jaipur accepted the protection of the British Raj and they would remain at the side of British even during the revolt of 1857 and in return was allowed to maintain some independence by the British Government of India.
10.8grams of magic authenticated by the Royal Mint and certificated 
Big thank you to @TheShinyStuff who helped me with this coin a true gent 
 

Arrived today.  2021 Snowman 50p in gold and x2 in silver.

Back from grade 🙂 looks fabulous, it was conserved.
 

I received a marketing e-mail from the Royal Mint today with the title "Latest Acquisitions - Newly sourced Coins from Collector Services"
The first of these was a
1931 South Africa Sovereign in VF+ for £540.
Nothing particularly remarkable about that, except for the high price, which is standard, and unsurprising, at least to most members of TSF
I thougth I would take a look at some of the other 3 items they were proudly trumpeting, but I got no further than the second item:
1893-1901 Victoria Old/Veiled Head Crown - London  in Fine condition priced at £47.
Again nothing too spectacular there. Being slightly pedantic, I could point out that the old head portrait was only used on crowns from 1893 to 1900 inclusive, so the inclusion of 1901 is somewhat questionable, a fairly common newbie mistake typical of many coin marketing companies with little or no numismatic knowledge or expertise. I will ignore the price.
Awaiting Stock
This was slightly amusing considering the e-mail header proclaims "newly sourced", but perhaps they had such great demand that they sold out!
Now, after the build-up, I will give you all a chance at spotting the big boob:

... and just to help, I will include the text:
1893-1901 Victoria Old/Veiled Head Crown - London
Fine+ Condition
Price:£47.00
Rated 0 out of 5
Original sterling silver Victorian crown expertly sourced by The Royal Mint
In a minimum of Fine plus quality
Obverse features the Veiled Head portrait by Sir Thomas Brock
Reverse features Saint George slaying the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci
Read the full description
Awaiting Stock
PRODUCT CODE: HISVVC
The Remarkable Woman who defined the Nineteenth Century.
The young Victoria inherited the throne in 1837 at the age of 18. Her reign would last for more than 63 years, a Victorian-era characterised by unprecedented change and progress. As queen and empress, Queen Victoria saw the British Empire spread far and wide, and when she died in 1901, almost a quarter of the world’s population used coins that bore her portrait.
Her final portrait, by Thomas Brock RA, was introduced in 1893 and shows us a dignified and veiled queen. This coinage portrait would be her last and was struck until Queen Victoria’s death in 1901.
SPECIFICATION
SPECIFICATION    VALUE
DENOMINATION    Crown
ALLOY    .925 Sterling Silver
WEIGHT    28.28 g
DIAMETER    38.61mm
REVERSE DESIGNER    Benedetto Pistrucci
 
Spotted it yet?
Answers on a postcard...
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@ZhorroFull set price £10. Should be £60
@LawrenceChardIts a Jubilee Head!

Nice key date on this one, thanks @DuncanWylieWilson
 
 

Thanks @Alunfor getting this 11 slot Queens Beast box out to Spain for me the coins look so much better now🤩