I suspect the last of the "Queen" will demand higher premiums down the road than the firs "King" unless something bad happens and the King Charles is only a one or two year coin.
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@derryb said:
I suspect the last of the "Queen" will demand higher premiums down the road than the firs "King" unless something bad happens and the King Charles is only a one or two year coin.
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Very neat coin. What is that circular area to the left of the trident? Is it some kind of anticounterfeiting feature?
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Did you know there was once a King who was only 12 inches tall? He wasnt much of a king but was a great ruler.
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Indeed the markings are to prevent counterfeiting.
Good question.
I purchased the last one of Queen Elizabeth.... She was a great Monarch. Cheers, RickO
You know they don't make 12" rulers any longer.
I have the Queen on the '23, like RickO.
I suspect the last of the "Queen" will demand higher premiums down the road than the firs "King" unless something bad happens and the King Charles is only a one or two year coin.
Keep an open mind, or get financially repressed -Zoltan Pozsar
I've seen the Queen listed at higher prices already vs. the King.
Those looking to buy the King, best price I have found is as low as $27.60 per coin at Bullion Exchanges.
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I suspect the reign of King Charles will be a short one... He is 74 already.... Cheers, RickO
At least they can finally say "long live the king."
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With shipping included I paid about $10 more than that for one coin.
Possibly similar to William IV (1830-37)
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not necessarily. His dad lived to be 99 or so. Could be another 20 or 25 years. time will tell.
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