US Mint and UK Royal Mint collaborate on a new coin design

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edit: I replaced the broken image link with the 1/40 toz image from The Royal Mint.
 
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They are available. Doesn't look like there was a stampede to order them. I guess the collector and speculator interest is not there for this issue.
 
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I just saw a note about these coins and checked - looks like the US Mint sold out of the silver coins for this series (I don't see a listing for the gold).

The Royal Mint still lists a 1/40 toz gold proof coin (it's tiny!):


I guess the 1 toz gold coins were sold out?
 
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