Three graces coin

[Rll1288]

28 minutes ago, goldhunter said:

The status on my silver 3G is Scheduled for grading, but from experience I know it can remain at this status for a month

My gold 3G which I sent earlier is still just received.

How do you find out details on "status"?

[goldhunter]

https://www.ngccoin.com/account/my-submissions/

[Rll1288]

Ah right...sorry you submitted yourself... ok no worries.

[creative]

1 hour ago, goldhunter said:

The status on my silver 3G is Scheduled for grading, but from experience I know it can remain at this status for a month

My gold 3G which I sent earlier is still just received.

When did you send it in?

[1stsovereign]

It is normal for them to take their time. Mine are not even listed yet (dropped off this Monday).

They are hoping to get another member of staff to work with them, also you have to consider that they are working only 3 days/week.

[goldhunter]

1 hour ago, creative said:

When did you send it in?

Gold 3G sent 1st March

Silver 3G sent 9th March

[Numis65]

I was not fortunate enough to get a Three Graces Silver 5oz from RM so will have to buy in the after-market if I want one . The coins look very striking  (as does the 2oz) but with all the hype at the moment prices seem very high. Any thoughts as to how these might move as more come onto the market?

Any quality issues from those that have already received their Silver 5oz? Seem to be quite a few on the 2oz . 

Also understand that with silver proof coins milk spots can develop at a later stage, including after they have been graded. Any experience of that with recent RM proof coins?

[terakris]

I suspect there will be a flooding of graded coins in a month or so at which point people will fight for the cheapest offering dragging the price down with the 70 grades having the high premium.

The 5oz maybe where the good money is due to the much smaller mintage. 

[Spence098]

9 minutes ago, terakris said:

I suspect there will be a flooding of graded coins in a month or so at which point people will fight for the cheapest offering dragging the price down with the 70 grades having the high premium.

The 5oz maybe where the good money is due to the much smaller mintage. 

Do you think a grade 70 would be worth holding on to or selling early for profit ?

[NewCoins]

24 minutes ago, terakris said:

I suspect there will be a flooding of graded coins in a month or so at which point people will fight for the cheapest offering dragging the price down with the 70 grades having the high premium.

The 5oz maybe where the good money is due to the much smaller mintage. 

Some one is currently accepting offers for up to 8.5k for a PCGS 70.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THREE-GRACES-2020-Silver-Proof-5-Royal-Mint-Coin-2oz-Great-Engravers-Series-/303926222143?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292

[Simmoleon]

£8k+ for a 70 grade 2oz silver 🤯

[Chrisplym]

That’s a lot of money and it doesn’t even look that good in the photos.

[terakris]

35 minutes ago, Spence098 said:

Do you think a grade 70 would be worth holding on to or selling early for profit ?

I'm no expert. I'm not sure. I think with the Una the good money was about a year later. I suspect they may peak with the next release as I'm sure the Una did/will with this one.

If you could get say 4k or something mental for a 70 now I'd take the money and be happy myself. If your happy when you sell forget about future prices as if you hold out for max money All the time you will never sell as you never know when it's at it's highest till it's too late.

[Spence098]

3 minutes ago, terakris said:

I'm no expert. I'm not sure. I think with the Una the good money was about a year later. I suspect they may peak with the next release as I'm sure the Una did/will with this one.

If you could get say 4k or something mental for a 70 now I'd take the money and be happy myself. If your happy when you sell forget about future prices as if you hold out for max money All the time you will never sell as you never know when it's at it's highest till it's too late.

Great advise mate 👍

[MikeG1978]

very true 👍 

I never thought I would get one waiting to see where the peak is will be a guslessing game and sell if and when you hit your price 

 

[Numis65]

Thanks for those thoughts . Can anyone who has got their 5oz silver comment on the quality?

[Simmoleon]

15 minutes ago, Numis65 said:

Thanks for those thoughts . Can anyone who has got their 5oz silver comment on the quality?

Mine looks pretty strong quality wise, no noticeable issues - looked under a loupe and didn’t see anything major. It’s being graded so I’ll let you know when I receive it back

[terakris]

1 hour ago, Numis65 said:

Thanks for those thoughts . Can anyone who has got their 5oz silver comment on the quality?

Mine looked top notch .

[Goldfinga]

Mine looked pretty good also!

[ExpatBrian]

Hiya,

Does anyone know what the deadline is for NGC First Releases for the 2oz silver and 2oz gold Three Graces?

cheers!

[Simmoleon]

30 days after release so I would say Wednesday if my counting is correct?

[ExpatBrian]

17 minutes ago, Simmoleon said:

30 days after release so I would say Wednesday if my counting is correct?

On their website, it looks like it’s Monday the 29th for the 5oz gold? I was wondering if it would be the same for the 2oz gold 🤔

[Paul]

https://www.pcgs.com/valueview/200-pounds-2019-date/2020-200-three-graces-dcam/181099?sn=861440&h=pop

No Gold "Three Graces" 70s as yet, just two 69's

Wonder what a 70 premium will add to auction prices ??

[Simmoleon]

Wow, quite shocked with that Paul; expected lots of 70s in the gold and not so many in the silvers. Early days I guess

[Paul]

4 minutes ago, Simmoleon said:

Wow, quite shocked with that Paul; expected lots of 70s in the gold and not so many in the silvers. Early days I guess

yup.  time yet i suppose, still early days as you say