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The Royal Mint

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Nov 2, 2026

Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
3:14
But in England, enthusiasm does not stop short with mere words.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
3:17
It strikes off money faster than the dies of the Royal Mint itself.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
3:21
Subscription to encourage Dr. Ferguson was voted there and then, and it at once attained the handsome amount of 2,500 pounds.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
3:30
The sum was made commensurate with the importance of the enterprise.
RonHOST
14:16
We looked at wholesale data today.
RonHOST
14:18
yesterday or some insight from it was silver trade who said that some of the wholesalers are talking about possibly only having one day supply all right now back to the united kingdom this came from silver ape king just this morning silver and platinum sales at the royal mint in the united kingdom have already surpassed every previous full year total, with an entire quarter still left in 2026.
RonHOST
14:49
Physical precious metals demand is running hot.
RonHOST
14:52
So that's the Royal Mint basically telling us that so far, the first nine months of 2026, they've sold more than they did in any previous year total.
RonHOST
15:04
And of course, we still have, right, three months of reporting to hear from them, October, November, and December.
RonHOST
15:11
I got a feeling we're going to have a good end of the year, guys.
Nancy DoreyCORRESPONDENT
56:27
So there's some really interesting stuff here.
Nancy DoreyCORRESPONDENT
56:30
We've also got one of a Queen's Diamond Jubilee coin as well, from the Royal Mint.
Nancy DoreyCORRESPONDENT
56:35
That's in a sort of presentation pack as well.
Nancy DoreyCORRESPONDENT
56:38
That's sealed still as well.
Martin ErdmannGUEST
72:11
In his later years, starting with the year 1696, he became more or less the person who was in charge of the entire finance, what we call now the finance minister of Great Britain or England at the time.
Martin ErdmannGUEST
72:36
He was the master of the Royal Mint in charge of the finances of the entire country.
Martin ErdmannGUEST
72:48
And only two years earlier, 1694, the Bank of England was founded.
Martin ErdmannGUEST
72:54
So he was put into that most important position, political position in the country to be the master of the Royal Mint.
Martin ErdmannGUEST
73:06
in order to use the Bank of England and obviously its product, money conjured out of nothing, to achieve that ultimate goal of the alchemists, or the ultimate goal of hermeticism, which is immortality.
Martin ErdmannGUEST
73:29
So credit money was when that all important concept, which was then used and put into practice to achieve immortality.
Alice LoxtonHOST
19:21
And she told us that crucially, this was an important step towards standardizing currency in the area we now call England, making it more coordinated.
Alice LoxtonHOST
19:31
And one final fact here, our modern day Royal Mint treats the Alfred Penny as the symbolic starting point of its history in 886.
Ben HendersonHOST
19:41
Oh, really? So this is, you know, it's still the organisation making our coins today, 1,200 years later.
Ben HendersonHOST
19:47
That's amazing.
Alice LoxtonHOST
19:47
Exactly.
Alice LoxtonHOST
19:48
It's wild, isn't it? And amazing to think when you hold a coin created by the Royal Mint today in your hand, it's got that really old history.
Alice LoxtonHOST
19:55
I mean, the Royal Mint is the oldest company in the UK and one of the oldest in the world.
Alice LoxtonHOST
20:00
Oh, really? So incredibly historic.
Stephen DaltonHOST
90:12
Literally.
Stephen DaltonHOST
90:15
The royal mint operates within the fortress, producing the gold and silver coins used throughout England.
Stephen DaltonHOST
90:27
In 1595, coins are still largely made by hand.
Stephen DaltonHOST
90:35
Workers prepare small pieces of metal, place them between engraved dies and strike them with a hammer to impress the design.
Cy HarrisHOST
26:41
And now, Dr. Watson, about the epilogue to the adventure of the corpse in the Roman toga.
Dr. WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
26:45
The officers of the Royal Mint tended Holmes and myself a dinner in recognition of our invaluable services in breaking up a counterfeiting outfit which had threatened the value of British currency.
Dr. WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
26:55
Holmes received a large illuminated scroll and a sizable check.
Cy HarrisHOST
27:00
Always acceptable, eh, Dr. Watson?
RonHOST
34:15
What are we going to do with all this? All right, but wait, there's more.
RonHOST
34:19
Because now we get, this is crazy on many levels, from the Royal Mint in London, England.
RonHOST
34:25
Wait till you hear what they're saying about demand for precious metals.
RonHOST
34:29
This is getting real interesting.
RonHOST
34:32
Here we are at the Royal Mint website.
RonHOST
34:35
Uh-oh.
RonHOST
34:35
Oh, there we go.
RonHOST
34:36
Who tells us this? Silver and platinum demand reaches record levels as investors return to gold at the Royal Mint.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
3:39
But in England, enthusiasm does not stop short with mere words.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
3:43
It strikes off money faster than the dies of the Royal Mint itself.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
3:47
Subscription to encourage Dr. Ferguson was voted there and then, and it at once attained the handsome amount of £2,500.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
3:55
The sum was made commensurate with the importance of the enterprise.
Joe JaquintHOST
38:27
And I told you yesterday, listen, demand for silver is outrageous all over the world except here.
Joe JaquintHOST
38:34
The Royal Mint in the U.K. just broke records for silver demand.
Joe JaquintHOST
38:42
And then Jason just told you, uh-oh, guys.
Joe JaquintHOST
38:45
It's

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