Upsidedown

I just bought one of these in original packaging for 435, someone's getting a bargain 😎

Thank you @katyc you saved me from myself

Pisss off Rich boy, let the peasants have some fun 
£408

If you have any shields left I'll take 1

55

...think you've got the last one - let me count ... 
Yep - Last one 
 

43

Gold piedfort Jar Jar Binks 50p for triple spot would be the centre piece of any true collectors stash 😊

The Wonga Drop

Just seen this coming soon from "Le Grand Mint - Germany"
Never seen anything like this before

Thanks for the Eagle, @James32.

5.25%
Highest in 16 years apparently

5.25%
Highest in 16 years apparently

Fed hiked rates .25% (as expected)
Gold not really reacting yet
Still ~1610

Fed hiked rates .25% (as expected)
Gold not really reacting yet
Still ~1610

You know thinking about it, wonga might actually be right and here's why.
Money will continue to depreciate, in a hyperinflationary scenario, some countries in the past have simply cut some zeros off the end of their currency to simplify things.
Maybe gold will hit 40,000 then have 2 zeros cut off? 🤣

Tell us what you know Paul
Have you sensed a disturbance in the mint?

You know thinking about it, wonga might actually be right and here's why.
Money will continue to depreciate, in a hyperinflationary scenario, some countries in the past have simply cut some zeros off the end of their currency to simplify things.
Maybe gold will hit 40,000 then have 2 zeros cut off? 🤣

They didn't miss a trick asking for £25 for this 🤣

They would have to reduce his ear by half 😁

Someone needs to stop this guy before he gets all the rings and goes full thanos 😜

Why prepping when you could just rob?

Someone needs to stop this guy before he gets all the rings and goes full thanos 😜

I think 2017 is/was the only time that the bullion sovereign has differed significantly from the proof version (other than by having some privy marks) - certainly in recent memory.  See 2002, 2005 2012 and 2022 (both releases) as examples.
Given that the proof sovereign will have the crowned head on the obverse, I would fully expect the bullion sovereign to have the crowned head.  The 'special occasion' is that 2023 is the Coronation year.
There were no bullion sovereigns issued in 1989, and in 1937 and 1953 (no bullion sovereigns issued in these coronation years) the proof sovereigns did not have a special obverse or reverse.
As someone who does not own any proof sovereigns I'm very keen on owning a crowned KCIII bullion sovereign at a normal bullion price... 🙂