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Ironically, if they did ditch the 'Pink' gold sovereigns they would probably become highly desirable and skyrocket in price.

I lost all my copper in a boating accident.

Sold all my copper got stung.

Where have I heard that before?
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Sold all my copper got stung.

Ironically, if they did ditch the 'Pink' gold sovereigns they would probably become highly desirable and skyrocket in price.

Ironically, if they did ditch the 'Pink' gold sovereigns they would probably become highly desirable and skyrocket in price.

I knew I wouldn't be buying the FA Cup coin, not even to flip, but I just couldn't resist sitting in the queue 🤣🤣 

Copper Headines:
Goldman sees copper price “breakout”, risk of “extreme scarcity episode”
Copper price: Global stocks are down to three days’ consumption
A Copper Crisis Threatens The Energy Transition
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Ironically, if they did ditch the 'Pink' gold sovereigns they would probably become highly desirable and skyrocket in price.

Ironically, if they did ditch the 'Pink' gold sovereigns they would probably become highly desirable and skyrocket in price.

Sold all my chickpeas got stung!

Dear Classic Car forum,
20 months ago I bought a nice vintage Jaguar based on the advice I got on this forum.
This morning when I woke up I saw a headline in the paper that said, "Vintage Car Market Down 5% (but Jaguars up strongly)" so what with Brexit and everything, I jumped in my motor and raced to the nearest scrap metal merchant to sell the car.
The proprietor said to me, "Mate, are you sure you want to sell this for scrap? You know I'm only going to take it to a vintage car auction and sell it for a fortune, right?"
To which I replied, "My good man, I have no time for your questions and advice! Brexit, man! Brexit!"
So he gave me 50 quid and I'm glad I got out of this terrible classic car market when I did. I may buy again, but only if the price of all vintage cars falls by 50%.

That large gold coin up front looks gorgeous. 😍

If nothing else, I guess I was right about the finish. 😆

I wish they release those as regular bullion with relatively large (30k?) but limited mintage, something like Australian Lunar series. I'd be more than content with this, it would satisfy my collector's desire with stacking goal
I bet over time it would maintain some premium due to limited mintage, but wouldn't be too expensive to buy around the release.

I had no idea anything was was going on until it was over. Not the first time that’s happened with the Royal Mint emails. 😆

I only managed to know about the vote due to someone posting it on a Facebook group.
I think the right coin won. Think these can be had for like £13 as well. Nice to add to the collection. 

Royal Mint have announced the results of their coin of the year poll. Just wondering what some of the members here would have voted for? 
I'd probably go with the Queens Beasts 1oz Silver Proof Completer or the Gothic Crown 2oz Gold Proof but I didn't get to see a lot of the RM coins in hand.
I think the H.G. Wells coin was the most disappointing as it had a lot of potential to be interesting but really just did a disservice to the author with that four legged tripod.

Royal Mint have announced the results of their coin of the year poll. Just wondering what some of the members here would have voted for? 
I'd probably go with the Queens Beasts 1oz Silver Proof Completer or the Gothic Crown 2oz Gold Proof but I didn't get to see a lot of the RM coins in hand.
I think the H.G. Wells coin was the most disappointing as it had a lot of potential to be interesting but really just did a disservice to the author with that four legged tripod.

I remember, back in 2009, thinking that the Zimbabwean $100 trillion note would become collectible, so I bought one on eBay for £5. They are now selling for about £150. I should have had more conviction and bought a whole bunch.

Can we take a moment to notice how wholesome this community is, wise words from the old hands. 
Beats the reddit hype train any day

I don't really like the design on the Tudor Beasts coin so It's been interesting being able to watch the release, free from the fear of missing out, that others have felt with this coin. I actually had pangs to buy it as I was in early on the website but in the end it just came down to me not liking the design and figuring it's be best to keep the powder dry for something that excites me more. 
My first take on the look of this coin was that it reminded me a lot of the QB Yale, it must have been the spots, but when I looked at the Yale and compared them I think the Panther almost looks cartoonish. The design of the Yale looks so much more refined. The Posture here is off and the paws on the Panther just look clumsy to me. It's a relief in a way as now I don't have to invest. I feel like the Royal Mints Beast's series was just so successful they couldn't bear to see that particular wave break, seeing as some of the Tudor Beasts are the same as Queens Beasts we'll get to see directly comparable coin designs from different artists which will be interesting I think. But it would have been nice if the RM had come up with something fresh which was a bit more of a departure from a series that they literally just finished this year.
I'm not saying this to put anyones noses out and If you like the coins design fair play this is just my opinion. The forum would be a boring place if we all liked the same things. As Westminstrel said earlier sometimes these designs do grow on you.