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Royal Mint - Great Engravers 2021 - Gothic Crown information


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9 minutes ago, paulmerton said:

All of the obligatory coin covers (coin on a card with special stamps and the Jubilee datestamp) and possibly other sets.

Could even be on Sunday thinking about it! :D 

I did notice the Platinum (metal) proof jubilee 50p was a limited presentation of 70, with a maximum mintage of 150...

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Look closely! Picture from this year’s Trial of the Pyx.

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They all seem to be the 2 Oz plain edge gold coins denominated £200.

There seem to be 10 in total including the 1 in the person’s hand.

Edit: Here’s a conundrum

Actually the coins are denominated £500 which is weird because as per the Gazette entry, the 5 Oz gold and 10 Oz piedfort gold are denominated £500, but they are supposed to have a grained edge.

The only £500 silver coin is the 1 kg silver, but none of the silver coins have plain edges according to the Gazette entry. And these coins in the pic don’t look like kilo coins anyway.

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42 minutes ago, westminstrel said:

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Look closely! Picture from this year’s Trial of the Pyx.

8F45C445-CAFC-49EB-9FB9-A1B89950EBC8.thumb.jpeg.8a027c6fca4f1cd4c771c2f079c52c62.jpeg
 

They all seem to be the 2 Oz plain edge gold coins denominated £200.

There seem to be 10 in total including the 1 in the person’s hand.

Edit: Here’s a conundrum

Actually the coins are denominated £500 which is weird because as per the Gazette entry, the 5 Oz gold and 10 Oz piedfort gold are denominated £500, but they are supposed to have a grained edge.

The only £500 silver coin is the 1 kg silver, but none of the silver coins have plain edges according to the Gazette entry. And these coins in the pic don’t look like kilo coins anyway.

Why on earth are they treating proof coins like that??

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25 minutes ago, SilverDrum said:

I thought that was the QC department playing Gothic Crown tiddly winks again @westminstrel👀 Look at the damage to them!

Hehehe. But I know - the scratches. 🤯

23 minutes ago, SilverDrum said:

Also if you zoom in on the central coin, you can see in the reflection its a grained edge. Not plain.

I need spectacles! 🥺

5 minutes ago, paulmerton said:

I'm still surprised they haven't tried to make even more money by selling some of those snazzy gloves. All they'd have to do is pop them into some blister packaging, label them with "As used in the Trial of the Pyx!" and charge £500 (each!).

Don’t give them ideas. 😏

1 minute ago, Jeffers46 said:

Why on earth are they treating proof coins like that??

It’s an annual tradition… in a manner of speaking. 😉

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