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That is a super lame resolution though.
Imagine buying a Fender Stratocaster at a huge premium because it says it's been hand signed by Eric Clapton, recieving one with a printed signature, and Eric expecting it to be all made up for by sending you a separate piece of paper with his handwritten signature on it.
More generally, it's hugely disappointing that these trial of the pyx coins come with absolutely zero mention of what the trial even is. Previous releases have come in large folders that contains loads of information about the process.
Also, for certain coins, the slabs don't even reveal how many coins were returned from the trial in total. The whole release has been very poorly thought through in my opinion.

Handled/marked 2017 piedfort proof sovereign in capsule with COA.
Rarer than the full sovereign, but same one-off 200 year anniversary design, and twice as thick of course.
£1,100 plus postage.
A few photos to show condition:




 

Handled/marked 2017 piedfort proof sovereign in capsule with COA.
Rarer than the full sovereign, but same one-off 200 year anniversary design, and twice as thick of course.
£1,100 plus postage.
A few photos to show condition:




 

Handled/marked 2017 piedfort proof sovereign in capsule with COA.
Rarer than the full sovereign, but same one-off 200 year anniversary design, and twice as thick of course.
£1,100 plus postage.
A few photos to show condition:




 

I'm glad to hear that their full review has approved the Leadership team. 🤣

Wow! That's incredible 🤣 Was not expecting that.

Seems likely. I just hope the 2022 coins don't become readily available in abundance  

Wow! That's incredible 🤣 Was not expecting that.

Seems likely. I just hope the 2022 coins don't become readily available in abundance  

Numista doesn't show any mintages for the 2023 1oz gold.
This US listing is the only place I've seen a mintage mentioned https://monumentmetals.com/2023-1-oz-british-gold-standard.html

There was a 5,000 limit on it.

Yes, they were likely all minted as there were 1/10oz, 1/4oz, 1/2oz and 1oz 2023-dated ones in the trial piece auction.
I don't think any of the bullion coins were sold directly by RM to the public. Where did you get yours from?

Yes, they were likely all minted as there were 1/10oz, 1/4oz, 1/2oz and 1oz 2023-dated ones in the trial piece auction.
I don't think any of the bullion coins were sold directly by RM to the public. Where did you get yours from?

I'm glad to hear that their full review has approved the Leadership team. 🤣

I'm glad to hear that their full review has approved the Leadership team. 🤣

There was a 5,000 limit on it.

No, you can't use Nectar point vouchers to pay for anything in the coins category on eBay.
Occasionally you might find a weird coin or mounted sovereign that is a different category.

Yes, that's RM's whole business model lately.

This is a good read re. premium bonds. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/premium-bonds/

This is a good read re. premium bonds. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/premium-bonds/

Yes, that's RM's whole business model lately.

Apologies for the potato pics, but this is a rarity to behold!
One of only eight 1/10oz gold standards in the hands of the filthy public?

Yes, that's RM's whole business model lately.

2x 5oz Scottsdale stackers - £310 for the pair (currently >£191 each at BBP)
10x 2oz Scottsdale stackers still in tube - £620 ono (currently £75 each at BBP for qty of 10)
Both sizes stack with each other. Plus postage.
2ozers in tube:

5ozers:

 

Yes, that's RM's whole business model lately.