Shadab

1 minute ago, westminstrel said:

I’m wondering why the edge inscription is different when the size is, I think, almost the same on the 2oz gold and silver?

possibly because silver 2oz is thicker than gold 2oz hence better placement on silver?

1 minute ago, westminstrel said:

Good gracious!!! That matte gold is a sight to behold! @GoldDiggerDave

Thanks @Shadab to for the edge pics too.

What denominations are the silvers you both? 

I have only received 2oz so far, waiting for rest to arrive.

2 minutes ago, tpcob303 said:

We hit 1000 posts on this subject and it didn't take long. 

It was/is a meaty topic. More to come when coins are in hand shortly.

21 minutes ago, tpcob303 said:

1000

What do you mean by that?

19 minutes ago, tpcob303 said:

Can you elaborate on "how I feel"? I'm not sure if I'm meant to give an emotional response or how I feel the market will be in this time. 

It's just speculation at the moment. 2019 una did well, will this coin do well in secondary market? Maybe but its going to take time. 2013 was the last time we got a silver proof pistrucci and there was a mintage of 10,000 and a pf70 can fetch decent money over RRP or a second hand raw or pf69. So it will do better than the 2013 coin for sure will it do better than una? I think it will do slightly better than 3 graces due to the mintage but only graded pf70 will see the highest premiums for silver, gold I don't know, but only time will tell. 

Don't expect most coins to do well considering due to mint QC is always lacking. 

Essentially speculation or rather gut feeling is what I was after. For example I know a dealer who is offering upto £7000 already for gold version which gives an indication that it may do well but then it could be one/two off thing and may not sustain that premium OR it may further strengthen due to low mintage numbers.

Completely agree that the reality will come into play only when everyone has coin in hand and we get to see how they look, quality etc.

2 hours ago, tpcob303 said:

No one really knows, if you can find one from a dealer at RRP then you will still have to wait for it to be delivered. Thing is, everyone who has bought one no matter the weight or be it gold or silver and has bought it from the mint or a dealer is yet to take ownership of it as non have been dispatched by the mint as they are taking their sweet time sending the coins to those who bought one. In the mean time a bunch of other coins have been released and people are taking delivery of these wierd looking cartoon coins. So the reality is we are in another dimension and nothing is real and you are just dreaming about the 2024 GE coin as it doesn't exist. 

Fair point however the dimensions will collide in the next 2-3 weeks or rather we will all be back living in the same boring dimensions we always have been. Coming back to my question, I completely understand when you/others say we have to give 6-12 months to see how it does which is a fair point but I was asking about the feeling related to this release. Offcourse I am not going to come back in 12 months to hold you/other responsible because eventually if I pay £1K for 5oz silver and it crashes, I am the only one to blame. 

With everything we have known so far, design, mintage...do we think it could be a winner and by winner I did not mean matches Una.

Thank you but I am very specifically talking about 2024 Great Engravers. It has been 3 weeks now so I thought it would give enough time to sense how it went hence I will get some answers if I can buy now or wait?

Taking inflation into account, if you are very young...it's a solid deal to have and definitely worth a lot more in future even in gold terms if not real value. 

What is the general consensus here on the group for this new GE coins?

Is it okay to buy 5oz/10oz silver proof if I get a chance at reasonable price?

FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE TO SELL - £2400 posted special delivery.

Would anyone know what is the mintage of 2oz gold and silver this time?

Is it safe to think that it will be similar to gothic version?

Could be both the version of 2022 sovereign in one box?

Just now, TheShinyStuff said:

Mintage was actually 260, according to Chards website, would have been sold as an individual coin as well.

No, you are mixing 2 years.

This coin was release in 2020 and 2021.

2020 - It was released as a part of the set with mintage of 75.

2021 - It was released individually with mintage of 260.

17 minutes ago, Orpster said:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=Pf70+2021+Team+GB+UK+50p+Gold+Proof+Coin&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&rt=nc&_odkw=2020+Team+GB+50p+Gold+Proof+Graded+PF70&_osacat=0&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1

 

These are 2021 coins. The one above is from 2020 (very limited).

What would be a good price for 2020 Team GB 50p Gold Proof Graded PF70?

Low Mintage - 75 (Was only part of 2020 Gold Set).