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My account manger told me that my orders would be ready for dispatching on the 25th of march (2oz and 5oz). Fingers crossed

Only one 5oz sold on Ebay at a best offer (sold at 700£, I asked to the seller )

I ordered the 2oz and 5 oz silver only. I don't know if this will be a winner or a flop but this gamble was reasonnable for me and the 5 oz will be probably stunning in hand (hopefully the RM has solved the technical issues of the Petition Crown I skipped the last PC gold and this one too, but I reconfort myself being the happy owner of the whole W.Wyon GE series in 2oz gold

Hello, I have this Quintuple Platinum Jubilee for sale with Box&COA . PM me if interested

Krugerrands can be collectible coins. In 1980, when the SAM launched the fractional Krugerand, they released for this occasion a special "VIP" set of fractional proof coins (1/10th, 1/4 and 1/2oz in proof ) with a tiny mintage of only 60 coins for each size, I have been lucky to get the 1/10 and even 2 * 1/4oz fractional gold proof for a reasonable price and I am still hunting the 1/2oz proof. I am curious to know what would be the market price of such set. I don't have a recent price for the whole set, the last auction price was 9775$ I have is from an Heritage Auction in 2007 (spot around 700$)

Beautiful coins. I have discovered the Spanish coins and got the Lynx, the Bull in 1/10 oz, and also ordered the Horse in 1oz. If I am able to find a good deal for the Lynx in 1oz, I'll grab it too. The elephant is also gorgeous...I am considering the 1/10oz as a very liquid investment and even with higher premium, this is not a problem as I get it back when selling, even to some dealers who pay a premium for these coins. If the spot will rise (and I think it will), the 1/10oz and the 1/4oz sizes will be the sweet spot and could become very sought after

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With all these releases in the last 9 months (Jubilee range, Jubilee Sovereign , Pattern, SOTDs, Memorial, £5, Piedfort, Coronation Range, Coronation Sovereigns...) , this is like an endless race with FOMO and wallets are really put to the test and leads (at least for me) to some collector fatigue. Difficult choices today between enjoying life, taking some rest with its little pleasures and greed that pushes us to buy these highly priced coins with FOMO which will finally go in a safety box for years 🙄 The high mintages won't help in the short term. But the Coronation Sovereign will certainly be History and really sought after in the years to come... (as the 1989s) But I probably need to take some breath ! Is it a shared feeling ?

Unfortunately no, my guess is maybe in the first two weeks of june

Here are some informations about the coming Proof Coronation Sovereign mintages (not an official source, to be confirmed ! ) 5 coin set : 1080 4 coins set : no information (probably RM exclusive) 3 coins set 1250 £5 Sovereign (matte ?) : 650 Sovereign 19805 Half Sovereign 5405 Quarter Sovereign 4655 Piedfort Sovereign 1260 Prices would be probably in the range of the Memorial Sovereigns range

An auctioned PGCS PR70 Sovereign 1989 has been sold yesterday (Coin Cabinet) for £2400, and a NGC PF69 for £1550, add the 6% + VAT fees on top of these prices

After the sovereign proof set release please

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I 'd keep it Paul...it seems that this SOTD will not be replaced if you return it, so at these market price levels, your coin is way more valuable than £850 RRP.... I understand your frustration, but this is still a beautiful coin, even with this small flaw, and I imagine a lot of collectors who missed it and who would be happy to get yours.

The question is not how high gold can go, but how low the money can go...I would say the value of a paper sheet,...and I think that toilet paper would even be more expensive and useful in that case