2oz gold Gothic Crown (s)

[Roy]

Just for fun and to gauge how many gold Gothic Crowns might end up on the forum 😊

Strictly anonymous. For the record though, I ticked No. 

Edited December 4, 2021 by Roy

[FlorinCollector]

2oz silver for my budget this month 👌👌hopefully

[James32]

Going for gold-will be happy with silver-likely end up with f-all

[apachebleu]

2 hours ago, James32 said:

Going for gold-will be happy with silver-likely end up with f-all

 Same here unless we get a sneaky link before it goes live like the soverign 

[watchesandwhisky]

Going for whatever I can get my hands on, 10k credit waiting - couldn't get a thing last year and will probably give up trying if I cant secure anything this year.

Who am i kidding  il always try - I have said from the start though the gothic crown is the one i care most about as its my all time fav design.

Edited December 5, 2021 by watchesandwhisky

[Paul]

2oz gold reserved on pre order, but will be trying my for the 2oz silver on launch to. Can't see why this one won't do well like Una and lion personally. The originals been chased and converted by collectors for over 100+ years

[Paul]

I can't recall it being mentioned but, there could be extended appeal just to obtain as close to the original silver issue as possible. Very little reason why the silver 2oz don't mimic the resale activity of the 2oz silver Una and lion.  Remember in % terms the 2oz  silver Una and lion was the best performer  ££ profit wise against RRP at its market high, rare for a pf70 coming to market as of past few months

[Piperscoins]

Paul have you got a RM manager

[Paul]

3 minutes ago, Piperscoins said:

Paul have you got a RM manager

Yes

[Paul]

Just spending a few thousand quick gets you on the mint marque scheme and access to an account manager it's not VIP glamorous as it sounds

[Piperscoins]

Well done you.  Anyway, I've spent a 'bit' on bullion there over the years and have never heard  anything from them. So it must be only on the collectors and historical coins then?

[Paul]

1 minute ago, Piperscoins said:

Well done you.  Anyway, I've spent a 'bit' on bullion there over the years and have never heard  anything from them. So it must be only on the collectors and historical coins then?

Bullion doesn't hold any sway, buying brand new issues/proofs at list RRP is what's considered as £ spend towards your mint marque

[Piperscoins]

I get you, the thing is my spend on those is quite low really,  esp compared to a lot on here. 

I am going to have a go anyway at that coin.

[xthomasx]

Oh hell, I'll be on the motorway all morning tomorrow. Hope I can have a short break at launch time. Going for 2oz silver only. 

[dicker]

1 hour ago, Paul said:

Bullion doesn't hold any sway, buying brand new issues/proofs at list RRP is what's considered as £ spend towards your mint marque

Agreed.  It’s a little like Main Dealer and Rolex buying.  You have to show some “commitment” and then you get an AM to “help”.

[GoldDiggerDave]

5oz and 10oz golds for me mate!......In reality I'll end up with nothing as I have reservations just how many of these are really up for grabs.  

[GoldDiggerDave]

1 hour ago, Paul said:

Just spending a few thousand quick gets you on the mint marque scheme and access to an account manager it's not VIP glamorous as it sounds

They spend all year trying to sell you dross 

[Paul]

1 hour ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

They spend all year trying to sell you dross 

Email communications only for me.  Historic offerings is always ridiculously over priced compared to market value.  

[Paul]

1 hour ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

They spend all year trying to sell you dross 

Yup, Picking the right new release, not every horse is a winning horse. 

[dicker]

8 minutes ago, Paul said:

Email communications only for me.  Historic offerings is always ridiculously over priced compared to market value.  

Indeed, I guess I am immune to it now but see these come up on eBay now and again, I strongly suspect people don’t get their money back, and would have been far far better off sourcing from auction.  

[Piperscoins]

I reckon most coin lose money and this may lose money too.  Its the buyers who invest and take a chance. 

[James32]

1 minute ago, Piperscoins said:

I reckon most coin lose money and this may lose money too.  Its the buyers who invest and take a chance. 

Well going by that logic I'm having a lay on in the morning 😁

[Paul]

3 minutes ago, dicker said:

Indeed, I guess I am immune to it now but see these come up on eBay now and again, I strongly suspect people don’t get their money back, and would have been far far better off sourcing from auction.  

Hhhmmmmm I'm learning as I go,  not every release.is a money spinner. Majority are definitely going to lose you money. Backing the right release, that ticks all the boxes, for chances of doing well in years to come.   Sadly the diversity 50p, the fourth snowman, or Mr men release for some reason won't attract the same attention or  interest for their owns reasons. Same gold different designs

[dicker]

Sorry Paul - I meant the overpriced Historic coins.  Thanks think the Engravers is a different matter!

[Paul]

Just now, dicker said:

Sorry Paul - I meant the overpriced Historic coins.  Thanks think the Engravers is a different matter!

Definitely dodge any historic offerings for sure. Not seen one bargain or got potential yet.