jason94151

I'm wondering do you display your coins a shelf or do you normally just put it in a storage/vault. This is more as a (semi)numismatics side since I feel like stackers will mostly just hide it or put it in a vault. For me, I enjoy looking at the coins that I'm collecting instead of putting it inside a vault. Well that until something nice I like to replace it.

I feel like this might be popular once the queen elizabeth ii coin is released and if king edward viii were part of the series.

I'm not sure, if I recall it had an unlimited mintage for certain time limit. If you can figure out the mintage on it, it might be worth the 40-50% premium.

I'm not from the uk so I don't know the laws there but I recommend you get a tax expert on this. Maybe this is a loophole and that it might be legal until they patch this.

I'm just wondering what you think about the memorial coins. I feel like the memorial coins got overshadowed by the Coronation and the platinum jubilee after the hype of the memorial coins. Do you think the memorial coins other than the memorial sovereign going to be popular over time or slowly be forgotten or not talk about anymore.

True I honestly don't see the britannia crowned version being too crazy. Also the past or 2 year just been too much stuff that been released that been draining people pockets.

I say buy $5000 on coronation bullion coin/bars. If your in the uk I say the gold Cypher and coronation sovereign since you don't pay cgt. Maybe the royal celebration bars might be also a good idea if your outside the vat or other type of tax.

I feel like anything related to the Coronation going to be worth alot over time.

I'm honestly not sure. I feel like it might depends how popular he going to be around that time. Also that also depends if he still be on the throne or be alive at that time. I know when queen elizabeth died everyone was trying to buy everything related to queen elizabeth thinking it might be worth something.

Yea I already saw that on ebay. Saw one seller selling like 10 or so 1oz proof kangaroo and km like how that even possible.

Man I miss out on this the first few mins I received this email, it was already sold out

I got the 5oz silver version just because it bigger and im using it as a display. But I really love this design but most of my money went to the sotd coronation sovereign.

I know gold doesn't milk but in a sucker for silver just cuz the design is a little bigger compare to gold.

Is your silver reverse proof privy mark in assay card or blisters packs?

I wish these weren't in assay card and be sold to dealers in with a maximum mintage. I would like to buy a few tubes of these.

Last time I check you can only get it with their blister/assay card and cost almost twice as much as spot price right now. Can't say it worth the premium even if you include the fact it the first year King Charles silver maple leaf and that it have a special privy mark. But who knows maybe it be a crazy collector item.

since I live in the USA I gotta pay cgt on gold or silver no matter what so I'm just looking to get myself some coronation bullion to hold for years but not sure what to get. I think the 10oz silver royal Celebration bar design look cool but idk if it will tarnish if I leave it inside the vyinal packaging. The britannia and Cypher coins is nice to collect but the amount of milkspot I had from when I bought the 2023 (queen elizabeth) britannia. I don't know if there still the same issue with the Coronation Cypher and britannia.

I'm wondering which bar/coin do you think is the best out of the bullion range that celebrate King Charles coronation.

This is going to be interesting, I can't imagine how the mintage going to be since normally US mint gold proof coins are over 10k while the royal mint is like 1k or less for one ounce gold.

Maybe it's to let people know which reverse the coin is made from.

Anyone know if the royal mint and us mint have different design?

I'm wondering what do you think about to 2024 canadian silver/gold maple leaf privy mark version. Do you think it worth getting compared to the upcoming 2024 non privy maple leaf?

This is my first time getting perth mint lunar coins and I was wondering wondering if the 2024 perth mint 1 kilo silver is considered bu or proof. If this is considered bu should I considered it normal to have dents/scratch on the edge of the coin.

Doesn't all the other mints need King Charles approval for their effigy portraits? Maybe King Charles had a few requests on how he wanted to look for their Effigy Portaits.

Is that Niue official Effigy for King Charles?