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Roight.

Just spoken to Chards asking him when silver Britannias will be back in stock. He told me that the Royal Mint has gone completely silent on the matter. He also mentioned that around mid October time is when the Royal Mint starts rolling out their next year coin. With the queen's death I speculate that the Royal Mint has to get royal permission whether to continue minting 2022 coins up to the turn of the new year. We won't know what's going to happen for at least a month, so don't hold out for 1oz silver Britannias anytime soon. Chards also mentioned that the minting of new coins goes from gold to silver, so if King Charles is to be minted from now on, the gold Britannias will come out before the silver Britannias.

>>50870028
Here's a question /pmg/. Why did the Anglo colonies choose cents & dollars over pences and pounds?

Hmm, interesting times regarding legal tender in the UK.

https://youtu.be/7madkxL-To4

>>50067296
>the premiums were consistent between 2015 and 2018 so just use 2017

Cheers.

Well the calculation I got was 18% over spot.

3 ÷ $16.61 spot price (24th May 2017)
= 0.1806140878988561 x 100
= 18.06140878988561

Premium is higher than I thought it would be, I was expecting 10% or lower.

>>49892983
>isnt there a 500
Here you go. Tiz a big coin.