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New 'high-tech' Britannia Gold Coin


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does it reflect the value of gold that they are trying hard  to combat fakes now in coins as well as notes  ?.

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this made me smile

"Ash warns investors looking for resale value rather than novelty value: 'Do not be tempted by coins that come with fancy packaging, are backed with slick adverts and are special editions.'

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I think it is a positive thing though I think it still won't prevent some people from buying forgeries. The Royal Canadian Mint has been using similar technology for a number of years now across its entire bullion range but of course these coins still get faked and people still buy them. Its painfully obvious comparing something like a genuine maple to a fake maple especially with the security features and micro engraving but again if you don't know what to look for and haven't educated yourself you aren't going to see it. So with that said it would be nice if the Royal Mint publicized this more prominently and I'd also like to see them follow the RCM's lead and use this technology across their entire bullion range - not just the gold coins.

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It's partly about the security features but I suspect there is quite a bit of competition between the bug mints of the world to have the best minting technology and this certainly elevates the Royal mint up high.

In due course you will understand how amazing this minting is if you follow my YouTube channel!

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2 hours ago, BackyardBullion said:

It's partly about the security features but I suspect there is quite a bit of competition between the bug mints of the world to have the best minting technology and this certainly elevates the Royal mint up high.

In due course you will understand how amazing this minting is if you follow my YouTube channel!

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We getting a sneak peak BYB?

 

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