How much is a 1oz 007 No Time To Die Bar Worth?

[KeeperOfCthulhu]

I bought this bar a few months back and now they have completely sold out  and only have a mintage of 5000 I'm wondering what the current value would be for one. Any input would be much appreciated. 

Edited August 16, 2021 by KeeperOfCthulhu

[KeeperOfCthulhu]

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[Tn21]

An estimation from me would be between £1390 and £1460.

[dicker]

Agreed.  

[RDHC]

I don't get it. In my ignorance of gold bars, and with, I'm afraid, an instinctive lack of appreciation for all these contemporary themed bits of gold ( with exceptions e.g. the Queen's Beasts have a certain timeless or at least historic quality to them, even if the actual statues date only from c. 1950), I don't understand how the addition of a meagre few words, not requiring much artistic or engraving effort, can elevate a gold bar much above mere bullion value. Perhaps I will be slated for my opinion, but there it is. 

[Coverte]

9 minutes ago, RDHC said:

I don't get it. In my ignorance of gold bars, and with, I'm afraid, an instinctive lack of appreciation for all these contemporary themed bits of gold ( with exceptions e.g. the Queen's Beasts have a certain timeless or at least historic quality to them, even if the actual statues date only from c. 1950), I don't understand how the addition of a meagre few words, not requiring much artistic or engraving effort, can elevate a gold bar much above mere bullion value. Perhaps I will be slated for my opinion, but there it is. 

I get your point and have relatively little stored in proofs as they will be harder for my children to sell when I'm gone; but with that said, the RM really did a good job, IMO, with both the Queens Beasts and Una and Lion/The Great Engavors.

Personally, I would not say the same for the James Bond stuff, in any of it's forms, this bar was, apparantly a run of 5,000 @ about £1450, but it's not a premium item, for/to me personally - others however may like that series.

One of the great things for collectors is the truly massive choices they have in both PM's and mints/ranges within them - it makes some stunning viewing seeing the eclactic collections some other people have amassed. 

[RDHC]

1 hour ago, Coverte said:

I get your point and have relatively little stored in proofs as they will be harder for my children to sell when I'm gone; but with that said, the RM really did a good job, IMO, with both the Queens Beasts and Una and Lion/The Great Engavors.

Personally, I would not say the same for the James Bond stuff, in any of it's forms, this bar was, apparantly a run of 5,000 @ about £1450, but it's not a premium item, for/to me personally - others however may like that series.

One of the great things for collectors is the truly massive choices they have in both PM's and mints/ranges within them - it makes some stunning viewing seeing the eclactic collections some other people have amassed. 

You write very reasonably.

Of course, I have to agree that a wide choice in every field is, in theory, good; everyone to his or her own taste; it's a free market - and so on. I suppose, on the plus side, all these premium issues that have, in my opinion, an uncertain future as a store of value, may soak up some capital that might otherwise go towards pushing up the prices of the coins that I would consider worth purchasing for the long term. I am not, however, all that experienced or expert in these matters.

[RDHC]

I think that I ought to have wished the OP every luck with his purchase, which I now do. It is a perfectly good choice, given the limited edition, even if not to my taste, which is an irrelevant consideration. I must admit that I had a rush of blood to the head earlier this summer and bought a 1oz gold Queen's Beast at what I knew was an exorbitant premium, but I went ahead anyway. It is one of the more sought after Beasts, but I am not sure that it was a wise decision. So perhaps I cannot talk about modern premium coins or bars.

[Coverte]

57 minutes ago, RDHC said:

I think that I ought to have wished the OP every luck with his purchase, which I now do. It is a perfectly good choice, given the limited edition, even if not to my taste, which is an irrelevant consideration. I must admit that I had a rush of blood to the head earlier this summer and bought a 1oz gold Queen's Beast at what I knew was an exorbitant premium, but I went ahead anyway. It is one of the more sought after Beasts, but I am not sure that it was a wise decision. So perhaps I cannot talk about modern premium coins or bars.

Maybe he just wanted some guidance - which he did get from both @Tn21 and @dicker and that was all he needs, for now at least.

He may come back, he may not, I suspect many don't, but it may be argued it's his loss if he doesn't return, becomes a stacker/collector and gets resultantly gets shafted at some point

If nothing else, he may now realise the RM is not always the great deal it purports to be.......

[KeeperOfCthulhu]

I've been a little busy over the past few days only getting the chance to view this thread now. I'm glad it's created some discussions among others member, I appreciate everyones input and helpful perspectives.