Paul

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Being a bystander to this release completely. I will enjoy the next year to see how it progresses. The design has grown on me over today. I would like to get one of the 2oz gold at some stage. Looks like I'll be playing hunt the bargain/desperate this coming year or two

https://britanniacoincompany.com/buy-coins/gold-coins/2023-great-engravers-petition-crown-2-gold-set/ BCC have x3 sets of the 2oz gold available for RRP if anyone with deep pockets is interested

I would really love to keep my own 2oz gold set going - but not going for this at launch. Hopefully i may find a pre graded 70 of the "crest-side" coin. If a set is spilt up at auction over this year If past releases are anything to go by like the Gothic Crown i should be able to get one for just able RRP Wouldn't really be fussed about the portrait coin I know this has been launched as a set but can see flippers doing what flippers do grading and splitting them to raise most cash if they can make £12k in a hurry once the credit card comes due

Wyon's Pattern Crown would have been nice to have in this series

quite like the funky custom capsules so you can view the edges of the coin

2oz gold sold out

thanks for posting - save me the wait robbin gits upping the prices for the 2oz specifically for this release £5805 per 2oz gold 300 is not dramatically lower mintage still higher than Una at 225 Im out !

people in the 40% tax bracket should be able to jump the queue ive got a business to run

Q 1326

Over £86k for 1kg ! For 2kg it's a set of two coins

There doesn't seem to be a keen, eager & busy vibe here this morning on this thread Not like gothic day last year

We changed time rules as one of the brexit stipulations 49 mins to go to launch wherever you are in the world reading this

You're queuing to get in the queue here RM will go offline around 830-845 and reopen bang on 9am GMT

Hhhhhmmmmmm the gold.... looking nice

Not long before queue o.clock

Appreciate the input and direct comments.My account manager wasn't in any way as enthusiastic punting / pitching a £11k offering to me i felt like a tick on a telesales call once I'd said no it's too dear in one purchase

Would be lovely

back to £1600 Wonga was right $400oz next stop . . . . . . .

i may chance my arm with the 2oz silver set tomorrow at launch - but not going for the 2oz gold to keep the series going Anyone think im making a mega stupid decision not going for the 2oz gold set tomorrow ??

@James32 ^^^^ FYI ^^^^^

Today, the half sovereign has now replaced the full sovereign officially as the coin of choice to stack for the " Average Man on the Street "

ive had my works van over 8 years years and it hasn't doubled in value, i call her Credit Suisse

are not allowed to discuss mintage prior to launch - embargoed but my AC manager said they had listened to customer feedback and mintage was much lower for this set

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