Gold below spot by 9.9% !! At 375 euro each, 0.25 oz t per coin and spot taken at 1650 euro. So here's the maths (please correct me if I'm wrong): 375/.25 = 1500 euro per oz t 1500 X 100 / 1650 = 90.1% 100% - 90.1% = 9.9% I've not included money conversion rates and postage in the calculation. I've just ordered 2, used my Post Office credit card which I don't think charges an exchange percentage and postage to the UK at 13.55 Euro. Thank you @TheApe

"I bought 2", followed by "why is this deal so good". Take some responsibility for yourself 😉.

They don’t know what they’re selling, if you question them about it they don’t realise it’s a 1/4 Troy oz coin or even what a Troy oz is. Perhaps because it’s a government commissioned proof commemorative coin the price point is fixed and can’t be changed? Who knows, all I know is that it’s an excellent buy.

I bought 2 ! That's all I could afford at the moment. But still, why is this deal so good ?

https://www.ma-shops.com/banknoten/

There’s a lot of Covid plays having their day in the Sun (bad pun), this followed on from the hype that was NYCT, look at the rise there too. I’d had AVCT flagged to me, I bought at 39p and sold at 70p as a pure momentum trade being hyped 🙄  No way would I invest £350k though. 

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Interesting, I found this on another forum. I guess mine got put in another (earlier) case at some point. So I will now assume it is worth a fortune! 🤪 "As an aside, I particularly enjoy collecting the one pound silver proof coins which come in light blue cases. My favorites are the one pound silver piedforts which come in red cases beginning in 1987. The piedforts were cased in different colors each year from 1983-1986. (Cited from: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/royal-mint-case-color-significance.201020/)"