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Old 01-11-2009, 10:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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2009 Britannia - Chariot Design



This design has been used twice before (1997 and 1999)





Here is a proof 1997 version.




I honestly would prefer to see new designs every year like with the Pandas, Kangaroos and Kookaburras.

But seeing as I don't have a 97 or 99 Britannia...I will be buying this in proof when it is released.
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:35 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I think it's a beautiful design and it looks stunning in the proof version!!
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:38 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I still havent goten one of these yet, dont know which design I like the most, but this one looks great
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Old 01-12-2009, 12:02 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Does anyone know of a release date for the 2009 coin?

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Old 01-12-2009, 09:05 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I still havent goten one of these yet, dont know which design I like the most, but this one looks great

After waiting over a year I found one today lol
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After waiting over a year I found one today lol

Hey, Randy, if you are looking for any of these, just drop me a line. I have a friend who has a whole collection of these plus other world silver coins that he is trying to sell. I don't know if he had this exact date, but I know he has a near complete collection of these. I am supposed to get with him this weekend over his house to pick out some of these that I want to buy off of him. If you are looking for a date, just drop me a pm.
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Hey, Randy, if you are looking for any of these, just drop me a line. I have a friend who has a whole collection of these plus other world silver coins that he is trying to sell. I don't know if he had this exact date, but I know he has a near complete collection of these. I am supposed to get with him this weekend over his house to pick out some of these that I want to buy off of him. If you are looking for a date, just drop me a pm.
Thanks I'll have to wait till I get more money though spent a lil over my budget(its not hard to do since its not that much lol). I also got a Japanese Shu (Kazi period) today.

edit: Does he have any of the 1/10 oz silvers?
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Does he have any of the 1/10 oz silvers?
No, just one oz coins. He has them from England, Australia, Mexico and China.... at least those were the ones I were interested in and didn't pay attention to the others, if there were any. He may have some Chinese and Australia 1/2 oz silver bullion pieces but I believe that was it, but I will check this weekend. I spoke with him tonight and I am looking to meet up with him this weekend. Unfortunately, I don't have money either and don't get paid for another two weeks. I need to go out and pimp myself!
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Hey, Randy, if you are looking for any of these, just drop me a line. I have a friend who has a whole collection of these plus other world silver coins that he is trying to sell. I don't know if he had this exact date, but I know he has a near complete collection of these. I am supposed to get with him this weekend over his house to pick out some of these that I want to buy off of him. If you are looking for a date, just drop me a pm.
thats rich another thing you forgot to tell your dear friend. am i supposed to stop collecting now?
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thats rich another thing you forgot to tell your dear friend. am i supposed to stop collecting now?
Come on Spock, I can't tell you all my secrets and tricks.
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Eddy, keep us all posted of the release date over here in the states.
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Old 01-12-2009, 01:14 AM   #12 (permalink)
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i would like it if they minted it as a soverign design without the brittania
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Have to agree I would like a different design each year as well makes for a more interesting collection
How could they mint it as a sov without the Britannia figure?? it woudnt be the same design anymore
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I think the release date in July actually.

I remember that last year it was July.
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Old 01-15-2009, 11:38 PM   #15 (permalink)
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I think the release date in July actually.

I remember that last year it was July.
Eddyk, you are correct. A response from the Royal Mint on the availability of an annual subscription program and release date:

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Regrettably we do not offer an annual ordering system for the Britannia coins. We anticipate release of the coins to be in July. When released they will be advertised in our brochures and on our website.

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