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[@meteoman7958]

I can guarantee those special sovereigns will sell for gold in the fullness of time. When there is flood of rare made for collector coins, they become common as a group. E.g. my Canadian low mintage proof 5-9's gold coins.

[@the_islandstacker]

@@meteoman7958 if they carry on with all these "special" year ones then they will be just sold for spot

[@milessakauye8819]

Just subbed as well. Saw your video on BYB. Good luck on your sub progress.

[@the_islandstacker]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@ianbird7444]

SOTD Sovereigns are great but the pricing rules it out

[@the_islandstacker]

Definitely, double the metal price is just too much

[@dleetr]

I don't think this issue, as dilution of available sovs. will impact the pricing of the recent special year sovs. They're more likely to face cold winds of high mintages, in a cooling market. As such, they're a long term hold.

[@the_islandstacker]

Perhaps, but just seems like a pointless thing to mint. Keep it till the 100 years.

[@rory7511]

Just subbed, BYB sent me👍

[@mfun3856]

Hi, the same 😊

[@the_islandstacker]

Thanks for the sub

[@nates4310]

Royal Mint jumped the shark years ago

[@the_islandstacker]

Jumped the shark?

[@nates4310]

Term came from a show, Happy Days I think, it got so bad they had an episode where Fonzie water ski jumped over a shark… The term became synonymous with a sinking company’s last wild attempt at relevance

[@the_islandstacker]

@@nates4310 ah right got you! Sorry didn't get the reference but yeah it seems they are in constant downward spiral

[@UKDark_Mark]

RM’s business development strategy is certainly flawed and by producing such items as shown in your video, they are further compromising their once good name. Sad indeed…….

[@the_islandstacker]

@@UKDark_Mark there are slowly turning into one of third tier mints that do weird knock off style coins