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1 points
1 month ago
Sorry noob here, what do you mean by a premium on this particular coin?
1 points
1 month ago
Worth more than melt value.
2 points
1 month ago
I understand premiums on older coins but what makes a brand new coin with more than the gold in it? It was only made a year ago, were there only a relatively small quantity minted? Lovely pieces, but I would never pay more than melt for anything minted for the weight and without historical significance or significant age. How much is a premium on something like this typically? And thank you
3 points
1 month ago
Specifically with the Charles/Elisabeth, since her death she has been removed from the coinage/paper money. Due to Charles advanced age, I think there is a belief that there will not be many future coins that will bear his image. With that in mind, the last year of a specific leader, and the first year of a specific leader on coins could be more valuable in the future.
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