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12 minutes ago, PapaLazarou said:
Absolutely Flawless - 2008 Gold Proof £1 Coat of Arms
 
An auction success brought this pristine specimen to me for spot including delivery. The early bid catches the worm.
 
Also included was the original invoice, showing that 14 years ago the Royal Mint were selling new proof issues at 62% over spot, compared with about 70% today.
 
The condition is quite sublime...even dust particles fear to tread.
 
This familiar (to those who have attained puberty) design is that of the inaugural 1983 £1, but one of just two auric appearances.
 

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Absolutely stunning!!

Love it 

Decus et tutamen (an ornament and a safeguard)

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3 minutes ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

An empty 1oz gold 10 coin box from the Royal Mint.   It’s top quality a lovely wooden  engraved case, storage under the tray and the lid is soft closing. 
 

I will be building a 1oz gold Tudor beast set. 

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Nice box,love the secret compartment for your silver😁

I like to buy the pre-dip dip

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10 minutes ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

An empty 1oz gold 10 coin box from the Royal Mint.   It’s top quality a lovely wooden  engraved case, storage under the tray and the lid is soft closing. 
 

I will be building a 1oz gold Tudor beast set. 

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Splendid box, love the design on the top, and as @James32 pointed out the compartment at the bottom for secret stash.

 I would also buy a box like this, great find 👍👍👍

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12 hours ago, modofantasma said:

Not much happened in the year 1900, though apparently £1 in 1900 is equivalent in purchasing power to about £136.61 today. So based on that you'd probably have been able to buy a low end smart phone or just about a tank of fuel in your Ferrari for a mere £1, the face value of one of these 122 years ago.

Source: https://www.in2013dollars.com/uk/inflation/1900?amount=1

Best value sov

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It was around 1 weeks wage back then.   Today they are £365  around a weeks wage, gold is a true store of wealth.  

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1 hour ago, DrDave said:

Continueing on my quest to collect all of the proof Brits

1997 eludes me (unless i want to pay stupid money!!)

Todays Brit is 2011. Its a bit mucky when shot in macro, so might look to sell this one if i can find another for a similar price

 

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You can quite often find the 1997 ones as part of the annual set at auction houses on line. All in including postage mine cost about £130 not that long ago. I also picked up cheap an annual set to go with my 2013 5oz proof!

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1 minute ago, Petra said:

You can quite often find the 1997 ones as part of the annual set at auction houses on line. All in including postage mine cost about £130 not that long ago. I also picked up cheap an annual set to go with my 2013 5oz proof!

Yes, i've seen them on ebay as a set. Prices are generally high, but i can wait ☺️

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