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2014 Proof Britannia


Danny-boy

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Thoughts?

Comes in 1/40oz through 5oz silver (some only available in sets).

Personally, I think it's one of the most beautiful coins I have ever seen. Britannia looks like she has been modelled on Kate Middleton!!!

Against all I dislike about the RM, I'm seriously considering buying the 1oz proof.

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Yes, one of the most beautiful coins. That picture is just a render, but I really hope the real one shows that level of fine details.

 

And it seems like I can see her arse right through the dress, even though it's just a silver coin. Is that weird?

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The Britannia 2014 One Ounce Silver Proof Coin
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£92.50

  • One full ounce of 999 fine silver and a Limited Edition Presentation of 2,500
  • Designed by one of The Royal Mint’s talented engravers
  • With a stylishly designed booklet on the story of Britannia
Product code: BR14SO

 

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I'm tempted to go for this..

 

 

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The Britannia 2014 Six-Coin Silver Proof Set
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£200.00

  • Contains six Britannia coins in 999 fine silver, enhanced with a Proof finish
  • Just 1,750 of these sets will be available
  • Includes a booklet that reveals the story behind this flagship coin

 

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I must admit I'm unsure which I'd go for.

I'm also wondering if they will be cheaper 3rd party, it's a gamble I guess.

I was thinking of the 1oz proof only as I'm thinking of getting a proof from each year back to 97.

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Absolutely Stunning.

2014 Britannia Silver Proof Mintages

5oz 600 (1350 Total)

1oz 2500 (5350 Total)

1/2oz 2300 in sets

1/4oz 2300 in sets

1/10oz 3300 in sets

1/20oz 3300 in sets

1/40oz 2750 in sets

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That is a beauty Danny, I have a few Britannia 1oz proofs myself but they are dear for what they are and I decided not to collect them. BUT I might buy this one its beautiful.

The problem with common sense is, its not that common.

 

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I'm tempted to go for this..

 

 

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The Britannia 2014 Six-Coin Silver Proof Set
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£200.00

  • Contains six Britannia coins in 999 fine silver, enhanced with a Proof finish
  • Just 1,750 of these sets will be available
  • Includes a booklet that reveals the story behind this flagship coin

 

 

If I do buy anything I'll buy this set as it will stop me starting to collect the 1oz proof britannias,if that makes sense :lol: I'm glad the 5ozer is expensive as that's the only size of coin I have Zero of.

The problem with common sense is, its not that common.

 

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Its a beautiful coin but I am not interested at that price. I imagine it's too much to ask for that the design gets recycled and used on future bullion Brits.

Yes it is too much to ask, the bullion Brits design is now fixed and is not changing.

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I'm almost willing to pay £92.50 for the proof.

I have a feeling demand for this coin will be high, I have never seen discussion on multiple forums about a britannia design like this before.

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I think this will hold it's premium quite well in the after market.  Can't say the same for the other junk and commemorative rubbish the RM knocks out.

The 5ozwill be stunning.  Shame it's ££££. Take off 30% and I would be very tempted.

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Just ordered the 6 coin set Danny,hopefully I'll get the set as I'm not too enamoured about this statement on my receipt

 

(Thank you for ordering from the Royal Mint. Your order is subject to availability.)

 

Looks like there is high demand for these coins

The problem with common sense is, its not that common.

 

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I'm going to see if Chards gets them in.  They've had previous years with a small saving.  

 

You might save very little MZ Chards charge £9 delivery, RM have free postage on orders over £45,I'd be more bothered about actually getting the coin/coins as there looks likely to be heavy demand and not much prooduct.

The problem with common sense is, its not that common.

 

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You might save very little MZ Chards charge £9 delivery, RM have free postage on orders over £45,I'd be more bothered about actually getting the coin/coins as there looks likely to be heavy demand and not much prooduct.

 

I'm not fussed if I actually acquire this set. £180 or so, then yes.  Postage would wipe savings but the Sister in Law lives in Blackpool a few miles away so I'd have her pick it up.  If it was a must have, then I'd pre-order with RM rather than chance missing out.  I have a feeling that although it'll be in high demand, there'll be enough stock to go around for a while.

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Just ordered the 6 coin set Danny,hopefully I'll get the set as I'm not too enamoured about this statement on my receipt

(Thank you for ordering from the Royal Mint. Your order is subject to availability.)

Looks like there is high demand for these coins

Yes, I got the same message.

It's a bit cheeky to take payment for something that's not specifically allocated in my opinion.

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Yes, I got the same message.

It's a bit cheeky to take payment for something that's not specifically allocated in my opinion.

 

What did you order Danny?

The problem with common sense is, its not that common.

 

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