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Should I get the 1/4 proof gold Queens Beast?


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3 minutes ago, Oystonout said:

Hi

Do I take it the 1/4 oz lion is more expensive than the next two in series because they stopped production earlier due to quality issues?

Dont see many about and eBay sellers are knocking them out at £350 upwards

Cheers

I can't see any sold on Ebay?

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Sorry I meant "for sale" I hadn't checked the sale completed search.

For sale are £350-400

I rang the Royal mint bullion and queried why they weren't selling the 1/4 oz lion but have the griffin and red dragon and the guy said something about the fractional sizes not being popular!

He just directed me to Apmex website as they have some for sale apprently

 

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5 hours ago, Oystonout said:

Sorry I meant "for sale" I hadn't checked the sale completed search.

For sale are £350-400

I rang the Royal mint bullion and queried why they weren't selling the 1/4 oz lion but have the griffin and red dragon and the guy said something about the fractional sizes not being popular!

He just directed me to Apmex website as they have some for sale apprently

 

This thread is about the proof lion -  The MS Lion is sold out at the mint - Apparently they still have a few MS Griffins and Dragons left.  However, the secondary market has plenty of them - In the US you can get them for about $350 to $360 raw - The same price as the griffin and dragon.  

Here's one

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2016-Great-Britain-1-4-oz-Gold-Queens-Beast-Lion-Coin-9999-Fine-BU-/162435494474?hash=item25d1e8f24a:g:TEUAAOSwzgBYzGn- 

 

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MAJOR UPDATE  - The royal mint now has only 598 of the 1/4 ounce proof lions left in stock.  That means that they must of sold approximately 500 in the past two weeks.

WOW!!!

Wonder what has driven this??

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On 08/04/2017 at 16:38, Pampfan said:

MAJOR UPDATE  - The royal mint now has only 598 of the 1/4 ounce proof lions left in stock.  That means that they must of sold approximately 500 in the past two weeks.

WOW!!!

Wonder what has driven this??

I have been following this daily 

they sold 500 in one day to be precise 

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4 hours ago, fehk2001 said:

I have been following this daily 

they sold 500 in one day to be precise 

No way they sold 500 to the public 

Also, is it my imagination or did the 1oz silver proof sell out? now it says there are 787 left :| 

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4 minutes ago, Kman said:

No way they sold 500 to the public 

Also, is it my imagination or did the 1oz silver proof sell out? now it says there are 787 left :| 

An alcamist at the mint converted 500 gold to 500 silver? :D

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An object of sheer beauty. I am having a hard time justifying it as an investment, which means its probably worth buying.

I have bought the 1 oz silver proof which is/was sold out, partly to 'test' the design; fingers crossed it is horrible then I will have no need to buy the quarter :P

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6 hours ago, KDave said:

According to the RM website the silver proof lion is now 90% reserved. I swear it was 95% reserved when I bought one yesterday. :rolleyes: 

It'll be all the defective ones that folk are returning. They'll go back on the unresrved list.

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Hi

 

I know the discussion in here is about proof 1/4 QB but did not found better place to ask.

I found in Atkinsons 1/4 QB in gift box with certificate, their certificate.

Its link to it:

https://atkinsonsbullion.com/gifts/gold-gifts/gold-coin-gifts/2016-uk-queens-beasts-the-lion-1-4oz-gold-coin-wi

Just wondering it is worth it the box and their certificate this £7.00 ?

Will they be better quality then just one without the box and certificate?

Any one bought something like this from them?

I never before bought gold coins, not sure I will bay but this conversation in here make me start thinking about it, especially QB cos is just 10 coin series.

Still a lot of many for the set but from other site why not.

The proof one they to expensive in my eye for what it is.

I saw some discussions about which 1/4oz gold coins go for or should be sovereign?

I think the QB are the nicest coins of them all what should work for their value to.

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4 hours ago, dancavendish said:

Hi

 

I know the discussion in here is about proof 1/4 QB but did not found better place to ask.

I found in Atkinsons 1/4 QB in gift box with certificate, their certificate.

Its link to it:

https://atkinsonsbullion.com/gifts/gold-gifts/gold-coin-gifts/2016-uk-queens-beasts-the-lion-1-4oz-gold-coin-wi

Just wondering it is worth it the box and their certificate this £7.00 ?

Will they be better quality then just one without the box and certificate?

Any one bought something like this from them?

I never before bought gold coins, not sure I will bay but this conversation in here make me start thinking about it, especially QB cos is just 10 coin series.

Still a lot of many for the set but from other site why not.

The proof one they to expensive in my eye for what it is.

I saw some discussions about which 1/4oz gold coins go for or should be sovereign?

I think the QB are the nicest coins of them all what should work for their value to.

Hi Dan 

atkinson box and their coa aren't anything special they are only selling bu from tube and then put them into an after market box so not worth even a penny in my eyes 

 

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Now that the coin is officially sold out at the mint I thought a recap of this coin would be interesting.

The lion was released in Mid December 2016 - at an issue price of 455 pounds with a mintage of 2500.  (in hindsight - a 2017 proof sovereign was definitely a better buy - having increased in value more than double its issue price  - but as time goes on we will see if this remains the case.)

At that price point buyer demand was lackluster - with the first surge of purchases probably consuming 1000 pieces or so leaving around 1500 and with slow sales that number worked its way down into the high 1200's for a few months.    There was approximately a two month period where the mint was only selling a hand full each week.  Then all of a sudden the remaining coins sold out in a 2 week period in April.  So it took 5 months for the coin to sell out at a mintage of 2500.  

In my eyes that is a very long time for such a low mintage coin to sell out - and I wonder who purchased the remaining coins in bulk numbers?  

Next release is the Proof griffin - let the games begin.  

 

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1 hour ago, Pampfan said:

Now that the coin is officially sold out at the mint I thought a recap of this coin would be interesting.

The lion was released in Mid December 2016 - at an issue price of 455 pounds with a mintage of 2500.  (in hindsight - a 2017 proof sovereign was definitely a better buy - having increased in value more than double its issue price  - but as time goes on we will see if this remains the case.)

At that price point buyer demand was lackluster - with the first surge of purchases probably consuming 1000 pieces or so leaving around 1500 and with slow sales that number worked its way down into the high 1200's for a few months.    There was approximately a two month period where the mint was only selling a hand full each week.  Then all of a sudden the remaining coins sold out in a 2 week period in April.  So it took 5 months for the coin to sell out at a mintage of 2500.  

In my eyes that is a very long time for such a low mintage coin to sell out - and I wonder who purchased the remaining coins in bulk numbers?  

Next release is the Proof griffin - let the games begin.  

 

Have to wait and see because the silver proof lion comes back on their web site with 1200 ish after a few days 

however , coin invest and rm eBay sold out as well ..... now I want one 

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