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What are "Proof" Coins u0026 are they better than bullion? | Proof Silver u0026 Gold Greyhound of Richmond

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Can proof coins be sold at an auction? And would they bring a good profit?
Comment from : @Informatica11-z3g

Thank you so much for helping me understand the difference between proofs vs bullion I appreciate you really 😊
Comment from : @traceyylasher5897

I put these in rings lol
Comment from : @Dbap1997

You haven't mentioned the platinum coins
Comment from : @andrer4221

lol, four hundred and eighty pounds for that proof Lovely thing i always liked that greyhound design One day i'll get the ten ounce silver It was never a popular design (even if I know better than the average punter), so it still doesn't go for much above spot It's funny how the design speaks to me, even though i'm not a dog person But there you are Something statuesque about the greyhound
Comment from : @dleetr

great video I was able to pick up the queens beasts lion coin and full set from the facebook groups for about 5 over spot not too long ago :D
Comment from : @ChrisEdward94

More money than sense
Comment from : @RobBoon1967

10 of the value was lost in the packaging so it seems
Comment from : @wayawolf1967

So the only way to tell if a queen is a proof coin is it it’s a much clearer image?
Comment from : @Review-This

How is this quater heavier than half
Comment from : @mikedolman1065

That's a half not quater as quater is only 2g
Comment from : @mikedolman1065

I’ve had some shocking damage on coins received from the royal mintbrHonestly shocking
Comment from : @jamiebishop9512

I like this type of analysis video Please make more like this
Comment from : @Jesse_Dawg

I have proof coins worth 30 dollar per ounce and bu worth 60 or more
Comment from : @2phil4u

Would you recommend buying proofs or bullion as a long term investment? Do the proofs gain value a lot better?
Comment from : @Vqrdict

Gold is gold silver is silver , proof or not
Comment from : @marknordgard1916

I like the look of the QBs in regular BU The “proof” ones look a bit too boring Almost like private rounds 🥱😴
Comment from : @RockHudrock

Westminster are a lot better than the royal mint
Comment from : @jamesgrant1111

I located some proof coins which were literally less than a bullion style coin I still cannot figure out why a proof coin was less costly
Comment from : @syovar1

Great video and very informative, for me personally I prefer bullion coins but have picked up a few proof sovereigns because the prices were very similar to the bullion price I'd probably look to sell and buy more weight in 'standard' coins
Comment from : @SovereignSaurus

I bet they have spare cardboard outers Try writing to them see if they will just replace the outer
Comment from : @bigsmurff55

Nice
Comment from : @womblestacker7993

I just prefer the look of bullion coins Proofs tend to have a harsh overly sharp look to me
Comment from : @ngantnier

If you had a choice of the entire series of America the beautiful 5 oz proofs or its equivalent of 250 oz of 2020 silver eagles , what would you choose?
Comment from : @2509baller

Or if you look at buying a set of gold 1 oz proofs versus a nice set of gold unc "bullion" pieces, there is a HUGE difference Perhaps almost 10k pounds I have a set of unc 1 oz bullions and they are grand - hand picked and of excellent quality and very PL quality
Comment from : @ericdawson845

I assumed the excess mintage of 10 this year was for the Trial of the Pyx or potentially even NGC grading (since RM has teamed up with NGC) brbrThis is the first year I've noticed the maximum coin mintage being higher than the limited presentation As far as I'm aware, for every previous release these numbers have been the same and there hasn't been excess coins minted above the limited presentation
Comment from : @beecee5162

I to to love proof coins I have the complete set of American eagle oz silvers from 1986 to 2020
Comment from : @jerrystringer9593

You said no to grading numi will be giving you a written warning lol
Comment from : @davidmartin2957

Love it “you can have a pause/ paws sneaky one
Comment from : @davidmartin2957

Just ordered my first proof coins, fractional gold to dip my toe! Thanks for the video
Comment from : @Matter_C

I am indifferent to proof coins I would never pay more for thembrThat being said, when the dealer had loads of coins, I would always choose the oldest and least wornbrI did recently get a discount on one coin that had been scratchedbrBut there is still a real shortage of actual shiny metalbrMore buyers than sellers
Comment from : @romanbrough

I like the box I wonder if they or some other company produce display box or case also for graded coins
Comment from : @jasondeleon2457

I pay the exact same price for gold eagle proofs as I do for bu, shiny doesn’t mean more, an oz is an oz
Comment from : @jimtalbott2095

i agree about the packaging, one of the most expensive places to buy as well and they cheap out on the packing
Comment from : @robclads3404

Such a good close up ! great video BYB rambling society :)
Comment from : @OgKingMC

I do love a proof coin, especially when you get it for bullion price (on the secondary market obviously) Win Win!
Comment from : @jbullionaire2749

Recent drop in prices made me think about getting some silver from european mintbrBritannia (advertised 999 silver) VS Kangaroo's (advertised 9999 silver) for the same price, which one would you go for?
Comment from : @samaelgames1217

Hit like button!! ^w^
Comment from : @ocultimastacking6654

Omg beautiful looking proof coins ever!!! :D
Comment from : @ocultimastacking6654

Great timing, I was just wondering
Comment from : @heidigib01

Presentation proof coins look nice but at the end of the day the value is in the gold content surely whether it's a little marked or not Why pay £20000 more for a bit of timber and cardboard I may be wrong but that's my opinion anyway!
Comment from : @grahampitchy8691

The 1 oz gold QB proofs are SO hard to find! Looking for a unicorn and griffin here in the US
Comment from : @SWFLtreasures

I think outer box to a proof coin should be 100 in mint condition with know cracks or blemishes, after all we are paying top dollar for these coins
Comment from : @1betterthan

what do you think of melting bullion down to break into smaller amounts? when the shtf, not everything will be an ounce of silver or more we will need to break our stashes down to smaller increments
Comment from : @ravensnflies8167

Great one again byb br
Comment from : @chrissummerfield9583

Absolutely love this video brGreat explanation of the difference of proofs and bullion for someone like me who is a beginner in this remarkable hobby brThanks from Kissimmee Florida 👍🏽
Comment from : @felicianoiii2664

Just ask the royal mint for a replacement box They will surely have spares When procuring packaging and printing you always order an excess as the additional cost is minimal
Comment from : @alanhorswill6541

Looks like the display case is very nice 👍 your are a little picky on the outside case Nevertheless beautiful coin
Comment from : @donsmith7138

There might be alot of differing opinions, I just don't have one view either way You have your fiat currency and you make a choicebrBTW, why would anyone display their gold
Comment from : @harryzero1566

I wonder when the ideal time will be to sell them Will the series be seen as a classic in the future and grow in premium or will it just be a forgotten set worth intrinsic metal value
Comment from : @AgSmithsilversmith

They are good looking coins At the moment I have only bought silver bullion 2oz, but quarter ounce in gold is a temptation;-)
Comment from : @Silverado_UK