2019 UK 2 Oz Silver The Yale of Beaufort BU (Queen's Beasts Series)

[JinKesef]

Who’s going to get this? 

I personally do not collect UK PM

[Lr103]

I am for sure.

As another US based purchaser, think of this way...you're buying these at a lower premium over spot than a silver Eagle.  Your worst case scenario is they move with spot price.  Your best case scenario is that they appreciate the way the Griffin bullion has. 

[JinKesef]

Very valid point 

[mr1030]

I will.  I usually pick up a dozen when a new design is released.  I like this design a lot.

[999magnum]

already pre ordered

[RoughDog]

On ‎22‎/‎02‎/‎2019 at 14:58, Lr103 said:

I am for sure.

As another US based purchaser, think of this way...you're buying these at a lower premium over spot than a silver Eagle.  Your worst case scenario is they move with spot price.  Your best case scenario is that they appreciate the way the Griffin bullion has. 

I have the first 5 beasts and noticed that the Griffin looks the best.  It seems to have a more pronounced edges and the details is easier to see.

Has anyone else noticed this?

 

 

 

[AgCoyote]

I think it's odd the Griffin is so beloved. For me it's the least appealing beast and coin, but to each their own I guess. I think the Yale looks the best and is by far the most unique beast. I also love the Unicorn.

[RoughDog]

I was talking about the Griffin design/image.  I was saying it seems to "pop" more or standout more.

Trying to determine whether I got a better stamped Griffin (that would get a better grade) than my other beasts or whether it was due to it's design. 

[Bullionbilly]

For me the lion is my favourite, closely followed by the yale. I hope it looks as good on a 10oz as what im hoping. 2nd place is Griffin and Dragon with the griffin very slightly winning.

[JinKesef]

On 22/02/2019 at 17:44, mr1030 said:

I will.  I usually pick up a dozen when a new design is released.  I like this design a lot.

So jealous reading this 

[RacerCool]

Yes I'll probably pick up one or two in the next few days, as long as the price hovers close to spot.