sovereignsteve

Then why did you post them on a public forum?

"Welcoming His Majesty The King onto its obverse and paying tribute to the remarkable reign of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II" So in that case, is it reasonable to expect the reverse design to be an exact copy of the Platinum Jubilee edition? In theory then, it shouldn't be the Charles version of the Royal Arms if there is such a thing. Talk about milking it, and is it likely to adversely impact on the current value of said 2022 Platinum version?

If anyone has a fool-proof method for getting to the front of the queue, I very much doubt they would post it on here🙄

maybe coin connection? chards probably will but info not released yet to my knowledge @LawrenceChardCan you confirm if Chards will be offering pre-order and will you be informing last year's customers first, by email or just on website? Thanks

955 gbp

you can get a credit account as well

Is that a yes you're right or yes you're correcting me?😁

I don't think you can use your investment wallet to buy commemorative coins. Someone correct me if I'm wrond😉

sov £585 half £315 4 coin set £2055 3 coin set £955 I didn't get a 5 coin set from the mint but it will have been in the region of £4800 - 4900

I meant £££

The prices weren't that high, I'm pretty sure the 3 coin was in the 900's. Will have to dig out the invoices to check.

Very helpful, thanks for that.

I think the Mint have overcooked this one. The prices and mintage of the full sov are ridiculous.

The series was very collectable but the latest 10 years have all been the same. I actually like the latest manifestation with all the wavy lines and security features but that's not much use if they're milky and gouged. The problem you have now is that some of the older years going back to 1998 (?1997) are getting quite expensive to source.

Can you lay your hands half a million quid?😉

Take it, we'll be stuck with the G&D design for a lot of years to come. Unless the Mint suddenly have a 2005 moment that is.

well he keeps promising us pints of beer😁

Maybe they would smell the coffee before that happened and stopped manipulating the prices? The trouble is, it's the central banks that do most of the fiddling and they can't go bust.

he's happy enough, thanks

True, so all someone needs to do is convince the ROW to keep buyings PMs and the bankers will eventually go bust!😎

pre-order pay deposit only.

I'm told by my son who invests in crypto that it's down to the collapse of one of the major exchanges/brokers, or whatever.

That would be true if the spot price was related to physical metal only. However, in a world where bankers can create "paper" commodity at the stroke of a pen, well keyboard, they can manipulate the market. No one else has the liquidity to fight them.

A breakout above a declining trend, hardly a moonshot😄

Does that mean you've done the penance and promised to stop upsetting them in the future?😎