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On 06/05/2024 at 21:24, m3rlin said:

if no one will swap, any price in mind? thank you

Cost price is pretty high tbh.. But feel free to pm. 

If I remember right this was highly sought after… great price 

Free post.. that includes Australia yes? 😉

Ah yeah I saw the interview you did with Matt Thompson. Welcome. 

Different teams, different marketing .. they don’t talk to each other. Bullion team goes to 2 DP but rounds down as minimum gold quantity. Proof team does it right.
Are the blanks even different before prep? 
interesting pick up though. 

5 hours ago, westminstrel said:

I think the highest mintage they’ve done for an SotD (since 2017) was 1817 for the 2017 200th Anniversary of the Sovereign.

Next highest was 1500 for the Withdrawal from the EU SotD.

Others have been in the 1200-1250 range.

Then the 650-850 range.

 

4 hours ago, Chronos said:

Houthis Warn Drone & Missile Attack Coverage Expanding To Mediterranean Sea:

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/houthis-warn-drone-missile-attack-coverage-expanding-mediterranean-sea

Holiday plans for Aia Napa cancelled 🤣

Live now… a very good debate. 
 

Turning into a really good debate..live now 

Nugget as described is a very nice piece indeed. 

20 minutes ago, Zhorro said:

St George looks to be carrying a baseball bat!

Hes just happy to be there 🤣

At a local auction .. just don’t look legit to me somehow 🤔 £400 plus 16% anyone?

6 hours ago, Bratnia said:

The Royal Mint's remit is to ... mint. It promotes dealership competition rather than enforcing a monopoly by setting its spreads to be relatively wide. Flipped the other way would you rather no other dealership being able to compete because RM's spreads were the tightest/smallest/best! It's spreads are in effect a maximum cap that other dealerships wont be inclined to extend beyond. Competition is good, as is having maximum caps on spreads.

It's teams are focused upon distribution of its minted products around the world and has many partnerships for that purpose, such as a partnership with Chards - who then retail to the general public - and where obviously in being able to sell at smaller/tighter spread are supplied by the RM at a lower spread than what the RM opts to directly retail the same product for to the general public. 

Royal mint’s remit is to make money. I think everyone wants them to be successful it’s just the trading on the history, image and name of the Royal mint to sell substandard or over priced c**p that is grating. I don’t buy the ‘promoting competition’ line. They simply overcharge to people that don’t know better. 

Juxtapose  The Perth mint .. historic in its own sense, a huge government owned institution (granted not a circulating currency maker), lbma registered , and I think quite a-bit larger than RM on the bullion side (although I might be wrong). 
It also sells retail, doesn’t price gouge on current releases (although their limited historic sets are equally inflated tbh), has plenty of domestic completion and importantly doesn’t have the QA problems like Royal mint esp on proofs. 
 

Personally I prefer royal mint releases and designs though, which makes it even more infuriating they do so poorly for their customer who they ‘listen closely too’. Esp in the QA area. 

It’s a very interesting story for sure and one for the collection … but they aren’t exactly rare and £625 extracts the urine a bit too much 

28 minutes ago, paulmerton said:

If the City Views series has just resumed after a pause of 1.5 years, I'd be surprised if this one stops for good.

I thought the same. Only thing that made me think twice was the possibility of cashing in on the Olympics to shift a Paris coin. 

Didn’t know if I should post this here or in the binlord thread? 
 

This is laughable 

Ey up .. welcome. 

Australian dealer has the 1/500 Germania mint Berlin money fair Bear bar up for charity auction…. Current price for 2ozt silver? 
£1200!!! And there’s three days left on the auction.  All proceeds to children’s hospital Melbourne. 
 

ps I’m not affiliated and it’s a not for profit auction!
 

https://bullionnow.com.au/shop/auct0134-2024-germania-mint-silver-world-money-fair-bearlin-cast-bar-1-2oz/

23 hours ago, paulmerton said:

The first of the Star Wars bars:

Silver

• https://www.royalmint.com/invest/bullion/bullion-bars/silver-bars/star-wars-light-side-1oz-2024-silver-minted-bar/
• https://www.royalmint.com/invest/bullion/bullion-bars/silver-bars/star-wars-light-side-2024-10oz-silver-minted-bar/

Gold

• https://www.royalmint.com/invest/bullion/bullion-bars/gold-bars/star-wars-jedi-1oz-gold-minted-bar/

 

Better than the coins imho 

1 minute ago, stefffana said:

Very nice unique piece!

I love it!

Wen auction?

Up in 10 mins 🤣

30 minutes ago, bobski said:

£1,909.11

Isn't that where gravy and whippets come from

And whippet gravy