FREE Prince Philip Commemorative Silver Plated Coin - Just £3.50 P&P
We have worked with The Koin Club to show you this great deal to remember Prince Philip who sadly died on the 9th of April aged 99.
Get a free silver Commemorative coin with Prince Philips face on the front and his Royal Highness The Duke Of Edinburgh in filigree on the back. Just cover the postage and packing charge of £3.50.
Please note, this is a pre-order given that it is a very fresh event and will be ready for delivery from late May.
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HRH Prince Philip, Duke Of Edinburgh sadly passed away in April 2021 at the amazing age of 99, he lived a wonderful life as a Navy Officer and loving husband to Queen Elizabeth II for 73 years.
Throughout his many years of public service he has become perhaps most well known for developing the Duke of Edinburgh award. A scheme which has grown to be active across over 130 countries and has provided countless amounts of young people with essential life skills.
Available to pre-order now, you can pay tribute to Prince Philip's remarkable life with this .999 silver plated commemorative that features Price Philip centred on it's face. It is presented in a tamper proof presentation card ensuring that it will stand the test of time.
TractorGirl327 I think we all know the answer to that. Two companies are "cashing in" here... Let's hope people realise Emma is just doing her job this time.
Dennab I only ask because I've applied for "free" coins from the Royal Mint before and then once they'd got my contact details they kept phoning trying to pressure me into purchasing more high-value coins. They were a pain in the bum and I had to escalate it to an official complaint before they'd stop pestering me. The once sent me a gold sovereign worth several hundred pounds that I hadn't ordered and I had to pay to return it! 
TractorGirl327 This is not the Royal Mint, this is The Koin Club, they are a subscription service though! x
TractorGirl327 they sent my grandmother a £200 coin AFTER they were told she had dementia and to stop taking money from her. They even threatened her with debt collection agencies.
Wow that's awful I hope you got it sorted in the end and a full refund jpdunne1996
"We have worked with The Koin Club" seems to imply LatestDeals' complicit behaviour in capitalising on this scandal.
Is anyone else struggling to sign up on the website? It only seems to go as far as putting your delivery details in then won't go any further.
As it obviously doesn't cost £3.50 to post, this is clearly not free! Why can't they simply be honest? 
How can LDs say 'We have worked with The Koin Club to show you this great deal to remember Prince Philip who sadly died on the 9th of April aged 99' when it is on The Koin Clubs Facebook page for everyone?
JoTarpley they’ve paid LD to post this because they know people using this site are likely their target market (people who fall for the ‘free’ marketing technique).
It’s posts like these that remind you that LD is just a corporation, rather than a humble deal finding site. I know they have to fund the site, but they should be more upfront about when it’s a paid campaign, rather than a actual deal.
xJoTarpley this is how Latest Deals makes money to continue running the site and giving out Amazon vouchers
>> https://www.latestdeals.co.uk/chat/how-does-latest-deals-make-money
jpdunne1996 we are upfront and say we have worked with the company to show you the deal, every post that is a sponsored post starts this way and we are very transparent about this.
Thanks both and have a great evening 
You realise you are allowed to turn down deals that are just out to exploit people.
I remember it being called something like "HAVING MORALS" back in the day
How about marking each sponsored post as 'sponsored post' - perhaps with a logo, or something industry standard?
I have been a member for a few months and prior to you openly discussing this now, I did not know the formula "worked with = sponsored post".
How many people really read 'how does Latest Deals make money?' and the fine print in order to find this out.
Trying to nurture and expand a community based on assumptions that 'people know' 'and it's there... somewhere in the bushes' isn't a sensible approach, because you get questions around concealment and backlash.
subdub we are open and honest about this and how we make money to continue running the site whereas other deal sites are not. It’s all in the guidelines and we feel that putting this at the beginning of each post is sufficient but please use the contact us form if you want to discuss this further. Thank you
Oh I've ordered and didn't realise it was subscription. Does anyone know how I can cancel because I can't afford subscriptions :-(
It's not a subscription don't worry. The user above is correct in saying the Koin club offer subscriptions, but this is not a subscription coin dont worry
millipedie Thanks for that, I'm sorry if I confused anybody, I knew what I meant 
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Thank you to all your feedback/comments on this thread. We appreciate your comments and we're always quite open and transparent where we have a partnership with a brand. For some members who are coin collectors this is just a genuine good deal. I have personally ordered from KoinClub before on many occasions and never had problems with them. We also have a full backend system to make sure we only work with reputable advertisers across LatestDeals. Considering the sensitive nature of this topic for now I will expire this deal but I wanted to assure people that it is a genuine deal for people who are collectors.
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