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Same. They do not even appear as sold out, it says '404 Page Not Found'. I think they took the page down because they made a mistake.
Anyway, thanks for the tip @Shep
Gonna create an account on the royal mint right now, just in case they have anymore sales like this.

More like crushing...
Money printing + ultra rich that are running away from fiat = gold price goes up to the moon
Maybe author of this post missed a zero at the end: $3850 per ounce.

'Some' and 'others'?
How many did you get?

I just wanted to make a comment on this.
Has anyone on the forum purchased a large amount?
 
Wow! capsules for the orientals? In this case I might have done 1 good thing and 1 bad thing. 
The good thing is that I bought 20 orientals, and if they all come in capsules, that's a pretty sweet deal @ 19.68 €
The bad thing is the other coins I bought are 10 regular britannias and 10 rectangle dragons.
I was actually hoping for the dragons to have capsules. Hope they do.
I bought 40 coins in total, and as shipment to RO is 20 euros, that's .5 euro extra for the total cost of each individual coin.
Should have had the courage to load up at least 100 coins, especially with yesterday's rise in price.

I ordered and paid on Monday, payment received and package dispatched on Wednesday.
But shipment to RO is not that fast  Hope to get them by Wed. Still waiting on the 1/4 oz Irish gold coins 😮
 
Thanks for the tip @Kraittos

My mistake. It should have been "debit card" instead of "credit card".

Since our european coin dealers have taken a break from discounting their products, I browsed some of the US dealers.
Maybe a glimpse of what will come?
https://www.providentmetals.com/2020-1-oz-canadian-silver-maple-leaf-coin.html $21.49 or €19.01
https://www.jmbullion.com/2020-1-oz-british-silver-britannia-coin/ $21.42 or €18.95
and the crown jewel...
https://sdbullion.com/2020-1-oz-austrian-silver-philharmonic-coin-bu $20.50 or €18.13

I am guessing it is cheaper to ship the philharmonics to US, than to Estonia...

Time to buy me thinks🤔

I think they would have stopped it after the first few days of high volume selling.
My guess is they are really out of stock, as there are a lot of forum members that bought multiple coins.
I only bought 6 of them, as I was hoping for a drop in spot price. I wanted to get a 2020 1oz britannia at around the same price as 4 of these, but no such luck.
Until Tuesday, when I finally pulled the trigger on them, I was checking multiple times a day that there were at least 100 in stock... just to not miss out 
Let's just hope they arrive

Central banks and the states behind them should not be buying gold. Nor any other precious metal, not any luxury commodities/assets.
Governments around the world are broke. They should be using the money to:
- pay their debts
- build better health and educational systems
- help those in need

They are using printed paper to hoard as much real value assets, so that, at some point, they can change the rules of the game(a.k.a the monetary system).
 
I am watching some youtube channels that focus around PMs and I hear a lot of folks saying that broke people should pay their debt first before buying PMs, either as a form of investing or saving, and they should not go in debt for buying PMs. But I did not hear anyone saying the same thing about broke countries.

https://goldsilver.be/en/monster-box-500-coins/271-monster-box-250-x-1oz-silver-kangaroo-2020.html
Individual kangaroos were snatched pretty quickly at 19,50.
Heavy  investors and kangaroo fans might consider 250 @ 19,27 to be a good deal.

https://goldsilver.be/en/109-5-oz?orderby=price&orderway=asc
5 oz coins @ 92 euros
18,4 euros or 16,5 pounds per oz

https://goldsilver.be/en/109-5-oz?orderby=price&orderway=asc
5 oz coins @ 92 euros
18,4 euros or 16,5 pounds per oz

https://goldsilver.be/en/109-5-oz?orderby=price&orderway=asc
5 oz coins @ 92 euros
18,4 euros or 16,5 pounds per oz

https://www.coininvest.com/en/gold-bars/fine-weight-1oz/1-oz-gold-bar-valcambi/
1551.44 euros
comes to just under 2% premium

https://www.coininvest.com/en/gold-bars/fine-weight-1oz/1-oz-gold-bar-valcambi/
1551.44 euros
comes to just under 2% premium

That's not completely true. Prices can go up(inflation) or down(deflation) based on supply and demand.
Fed is printing a lot of money, so we are certainly dealing with an increase in money supply, but here there are 2 scenarios:
1. If the increased money supply is somewhat divided between the different classes, people will have money to spend, driving the demand and prices up.
2. But if the bulk of the money supply flows towards the 1% or the 0.1% of population(the wealthy), most people will not have money to spend, demand will go down and prices will stagnate or even go down.
Here I have to disagree with you again. Just to make things clear, stagflation means that wages are stagnating and prices are going up.
For the short to medium term, I think very few people will get significant wage increases, very few will argue that.
All we need now is to have:
1. Inflation in necessities(food, rent, utilities, property taxes)
2. Deflation in all other areas/assests(starting with commodities - precious metals, oil)
 
So your prediction of gold reaching $400 might happen somewhere in the near future, but it will be a grim future, because people will have to spend every cent they have on things far more important, like putting food in their belly and keeping a roof over their head.

Do they deliver internationally? I can't find any information on their site...

Are they legal tender?
If so, I see no downside in buying.
You practically exchange 100 euros from your account(or from your wallet) for a 100 euros coin. Made of silver.
If silver price tanks, you still have  a coin worth 100 euros.
If silver price shoots up, you can sell it for the metal content.

Are they legal tender?
If so, I see no downside in buying.
You practically exchange 100 euros from your account(or from your wallet) for a 100 euros coin. Made of silver.
If silver price tanks, you still have  a coin worth 100 euros.
If silver price shoots up, you can sell it for the metal content.

Are they legal tender?
If so, I see no downside in buying.
You practically exchange 100 euros from your account(or from your wallet) for a 100 euros coin. Made of silver.
If silver price tanks, you still have  a coin worth 100 euros.
If silver price shoots up, you can sell it for the metal content.

Are they legal tender?
If so, I see no downside in buying.
You practically exchange 100 euros from your account(or from your wallet) for a 100 euros coin. Made of silver.
If silver price tanks, you still have  a coin worth 100 euros.
If silver price shoots up, you can sell it for the metal content.

Irish coin 7 grams
sovereign 8 grams

It may be the same price, but you loose a gram for the proof finish.

Not sure about reselling and keeping their premium, but someone was asking 43 pounds/coin, not including postage, in the trading section. And they did sell.
So your 23/oz or 46/coin delivered is similar price if you buy 1 coin. If you buy 10, then you save a lot of money.
Not to mention that, if you buy only a few and shipping makes them a little too expensive, you can store them with the dealer, and reclaim them at a later time, when your PM value to shipping ratio is convenient for you(assuming you will buy other products over time).

Not sure about reselling and keeping their premium, but someone was asking 43 pounds/coin, not including postage, in the trading section. And they did sell.
So your 23/oz or 46/coin delivered is similar price if you buy 1 coin. If you buy 10, then you save a lot of money.
Not to mention that, if you buy only a few and shipping makes them a little too expensive, you can store them with the dealer, and reclaim them at a later time, when your PM value to shipping ratio is convenient for you(assuming you will buy other products over time).

https://goldsilver.be/en/2-oz-/3246-2-oz-silver-kookaburra-baby-2020-next-generation-bu-2.html
Pre-sale for 38.34 euros or 33.83 pounds.
Only 30 in stock. Move fast!