Recent content by westminstrel

They're always available on Perth Bullion: http://www.perthbullion.com They are probably available at other places too.

Thanks for sharing. It looks... delicate. I like it :)

Thanks for the helpful responses you guys. I was wondering where this post had gone - tu be out I had posted in an incorrect section and a friendly mod moved it here :) Anyway, I would like to purchase the Queens Beast 1/4 oz gold and I don't see it listed on the website. It would be awesome if...

Hey guys, I had a question about this store because I visited their website and could not find any useful information about their stock of gold coins. They do list a couple (two coins) but say they're all out of stock. Actually, the site doesn't seem to have very have much information about the...

So I am rather disappointed they did not go with the commemorative design for the 2017 bullion sovereign. Instead, they've stuck with the same old design and included some sort of shield mint mark that is (in their words) "placed proudly below the defeated dragon"...

What does the 1oz proof silver come "packaged" in, any idea?

Looks pretty nice. I do hope the bullion version also has a similar design.

Oh it's lovely! Thanks for the info. I hope they do the 1/4 oz gold.

No need to wait. Here you go... Source: Royal Mint, Christmas Gift Guide, Luxury Gifts page banner (now updated)

Cool, thanks for that, Trident! I haven't gotten any of the coins in this range yet, but I think I will get this one. It better frikkin be affordable lol :D

Sneaky, sneaky! They've replaced the pic with a silver Year of the Rooster. Luckily, I saved the image, anticipating something like this :P

I would love to own one of these, but I just can't afford it. Hopefully they come out with a bullion version that will be in my price range.

That's interesting. One thing to note is the Royal Mint currently has only a 5-year licensing agreement with MMTC-PAMP India to produce the "I" sovereigns, running from 2013 through 2017. I suppose if you aren't paying too much of a premium on the 1918 sovereigns, it should work out well for...

Yes, it does look like the date is 2017. Good eyes :)

I may have stumbled on something on the Royal Mint website. I don't think they've announced this yet, but it looks like they are releasing a silver proof version of the Lion of England coin. I saw this on the Christmas Gift Guide page, in the Luxury Gifts section banner...