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2oz Silver Queens Beast Coins - Back in stock


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Bleyer are pleased to announce that we have recently obtained new stocks of Queens Beast Griffins and Lions and having made substantial reductions are able to offer them at the best prices on the market. You can now also buy these in sets with extra discounts.

Click this link for fast access to view Silver Queen's Beast Coins

Bleyer Bullion is the South West's local bullion dealer, serving the whole of the UK by phone and online. Bleyer offers friendly, expert consultancy and welcomes face-to-face appointments with UK customers looking for a more personal service. Please visit us at: www.BleyerBullion.co.uk.

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Compared to other sellers like CoinInvest the Lion and Griffin are indeed attractively priced.

What are your views on the likelihood of the Dragon and Unicorn prices catching up with the Lion and Griffin ?
Is it a wait and see or will it just be the first two Beasts than attract a significant premium ?

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