Clank

@Clank I can price match the 1oz lion that just sold if interested. 

You won't see it due to no membership, @SiCole on here just listed the 1oz at £1750

Afternoon all, I am after either or both of the Lion of England Tudor Beast gold bullion coins, I have checked the current on sale section on the forum but noticed majority are for membership holders, if not there, does anyone know where I could find these from an (online) dealer?
Kindest regards,

Thank you all for the replies - it is much appreciated!
Yes, after the exciting feeling passed of unboxing the piece and then reading your comments I came to my senses and your explanations made sense to me @GBStacking@FourNinesFine. The COA has less of an impact if the actual proof isn't actually what it's meant to be...a proof. It was sent back the same day 🙄.
 
Thank you again!🙂 (apologise for being such a novice) 

Thank you all for the replies - it is much appreciated!
Yes, after the exciting feeling passed of unboxing the piece and then reading your comments I came to my senses and your explanations made sense to me @GBStacking@FourNinesFine. The COA has less of an impact if the actual proof isn't actually what it's meant to be...a proof. It was sent back the same day 🙄.
 
Thank you again!🙂 (apologise for being such a novice) 

Thank you all for the replies - it is much appreciated!
Yes, after the exciting feeling passed of unboxing the piece and then reading your comments I came to my senses and your explanations made sense to me @GBStacking@FourNinesFine. The COA has less of an impact if the actual proof isn't actually what it's meant to be...a proof. It was sent back the same day 🙄.
 
Thank you again!🙂 (apologise for being such a novice) 

Welcome to the forum,
If you paid above bullion for it, I'd return it - there is literally no point in having an impared proof, it's worth bullion maybe bare metal. 
A low COA on a coin like this is nice but doesn't give any real incremental value 
Hope this helps

Ew it's pretty mangled for a proof. Can you send it back? I've seen bullion in better condition. Tbh if I got new bullion  like that I'd send it back or sell it on never mind a proof.

Recently purchased the Lion of England Tudor Beast 1oz Proof coin and just had it delivered. Had a long (and might I add fun inspection) but spotted 2 imperfections. 1) above the letter E in 'England' and 2) a ding below the letter N in 'England' also, at its corner. However my dilemma is that the COA is below 60 so would it be right(?)/worth returning for an exchange in hopes of getting a coin that actually represents a Proof and risk getting a new coin with a high mintage number than the one I have now...
 
Apologise is this is not the right place to ask but thought I would try nonetheless. Thanks! 

Recently purchased the Lion of England Tudor Beast 1oz Proof coin and just had it delivered. Had a long (and might I add fun inspection) but spotted 2 imperfections. 1) above the letter E in 'England' and 2) a ding below the letter N in 'England' also, at its corner. However my dilemma is that the COA is below 60 so would it be right(?)/worth returning for an exchange in hopes of getting a coin that actually represents a Proof and risk getting a new coin with a high mintage number than the one I have now...
 
Apologise is this is not the right place to ask but thought I would try nonetheless. Thanks! 

Recently purchased the Lion of England Tudor Beast 1oz Proof coin and just had it delivered. Had a long (and might I add fun inspection) but spotted 2 imperfections. 1) above the letter E in 'England' and 2) a ding below the letter N in 'England' also, at its corner. However my dilemma is that the COA is below 60 so would it be right(?)/worth returning for an exchange in hopes of getting a coin that actually represents a Proof and risk getting a new coin with a high mintage number than the one I have now...
 
Apologise is this is not the right place to ask but thought I would try nonetheless. Thanks!