2022 Britannia premium

[Guest]

With all the talk about 2022 sovereigns gaining a premium in the future, do you guys and girls think 2022 Brits will gain any sort of premium too? I would love to know your thoughts. 

[Thelonerangershorse]

The 2022 sov has a special year design on the reverse, the 2022 brit doesn't.

[James32]

Highly unlikely tbh.

As @Thelonerangershorse mentioned, the sov has an extra thing going for it..the reverse and direct tie to the platinum jubilee. 

 

[modofantasma]

I think it's mainly because the 2022 sovereign has the different design 🤔

Ahh as already mentioned above whilst I was lost in a maze of tabs replying

[Mtaybar]

2 hours ago, Apmex100 said:

With all the talk about 2022 sovereigns gaining a premium in the future, do you guys and girls think 2022 Brits will gain any sort of premium too? I would love to know your thoughts. 

Maybe a platinum Britannia might but not a huge premium.

[LawrenceChard]

4 hours ago, Apmex100 said:

2022 Britannia premium

With all the talk about 2022 sovereigns gaining a premium in the future, do you guys and girls think 2022 Brits will gain any sort of premium too? I would love to know your thoughts. 

No!

... or at least nothing of great significance, if you are talking about the bullion versions, which you did not specify.

Proof sovereigns, yes, like most special one-off years, although there is an increasing number of them.

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[James32]

16 hours ago, LawrenceChard said:

No!

... or at least nothing of great significance, if you are talking about the bullion versions, which you did not specify.

Proof sovereigns, yes, like most special one-off years, although there is an increasing number of them.

😎

Mistake on my part

Edited September 20, 2022 by James32

[LawrenceChard]

10 minutes ago, James32 said:

He was actually referring to silver🥳 but I appreciate the advice on bullion gold and application for a refund will arrive in Blackpool at 8am😁

Thanks.

As you might have noticed, my thoughts default to gold, but also:

It was posted in 

• Home 
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• Precious Metals 
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• Gold 
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• 2022 Britannia premium

.. and @Apmex100 mentioned sovereigns, all of which would tend to suggest he was thinking about gold.

A lot of TSF topics get started without the OP specifying whether they are talking about gold, silver, platinum, or something else. Unless readers than look at which category it was posted in, it is easy to be at cross purposes.

Partly for this reason, I now often restate the topic title as the first line of the first post.

I also sometimes add it to the "quote" before responding.

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[James32]

2 minutes ago, LawrenceChard said:

Thanks.

As you might have noticed, my thoughts default to gold, but also:

It was posted in 

• Home 
•  
• Precious Metals 
•  
• Gold 
•  
• 2022 Britannia premium

.. and @Apmex100 mentioned sovereigns, all of which would tend to suggest he was thinking about gold.

A lot of TSF topics get started without the OP specifying whether they are talking about gold, silver, platinum, or something else. Unless readers than look at which category it was posted in, it is easy to be at cross purposes.

Partly for this reason, I now often restate the topic title as the first line of the first post.

I also sometimes add it to the "quote" before responding.

😎

I still want a refund on my bullion sovereigns 😆😆😆

[Foster88]

The 2022 proof sovereign, SOTD, Piedfort and others in proof will undoubtedly hold their premium for years to come for obvious reasons.

You do ask a good question and make a good point, if we look at the ‘Britannia range’ they were introduced during The Queen’s reign in 1987. Therefore she’s the only monarch, so far to be on the obverse. We still don’t know if the 2023 Britannia coins will have The Queen or King Charles on the obverse. (I think King Charles, but might be wrong).

So for 35 years The Queen has been the only monarch to be on the obverse of the Britannia. Whereas the modern sovereign has had many monarchs on the obverse since 1817.

2022 bullion sovereigns will have been minted, no doubt, in very large quantities, as will all denominations of Britannias. The 2022 bullion sovereign won’t likely be rare. They may now sell for a premium and may still will in 5, 10 or 15 years. Both the sovereign and the Britannia will continue to be minted in bullion and proof form during King Charles reign.

Some coins that have done the best for a return from a financial point of view were the least popular when released. Just look at what happened and what’s been said about the 1989 sovereign.

I suppose that there’s no easy answer to your question but The Queen was the first monarch on the Britannia and she won’t be the last but 2022 may likely be the last.

Might the 2022 gold Britannia attract a premium in the future?

It’s anyones guess but they are minted in large quantities.

Edited September 20, 2022 by Foster88

[Foster88]

3 hours ago, James32 said:

He was actually referring to silver🥳 but I appreciate the advice on bullion gold and application for a refund will arrive in Blackpool at 8am😁

I presumed they were talking about gold Britannias as they posted in the gold section.

[Happypanda88]

The 2022 Britannia design, whether it be silver or gold bullion release, is the same as 2021. So nothing special and unlikely to gain extra premium over time. 

[Guest]

Thanks all I was talking about gold Brits.

[James32]

16 hours ago, LawrenceChard said:

No!

... or at least nothing of great significance, if you are talking about the bullion versions, which you did not specify.

Proof sovereigns, yes, like most special one-off years, although there is an increasing number of them.

😎

 

12 hours ago, Foster88 said:

I presumed they were talking about gold Britannias as they posted in the gold section.

Oops 😬 

I stand humbly corrected. 

 

[Chandler365]

23 hours ago, James32 said:

 

Oops 😬 

I stand humbly corrected. 

 

Thought you was sat at a desk ? 🫤😎

[James32]

11 minutes ago, Chandler365 said:

Thought you was sat at a desk ? 🫤😎

Can't afford a chair 🙂

[MonkeysUncle]

On 21/09/2022 at 14:25, James32 said:

Can't afford a chair 🙂

Just blu tac some of your tubes of bullion together and whack a cushion on top. Top furniture advice of the day.