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Silver is a good shout, I think it will do very well given the printing that is about to take place. Commodities should do well across the board. I don't know enough about Etherium to say whether it is more or less risky than mining stocks though, good luck with it. I have been thinking about what @Kman was pointing out regarding people paying off debt the past few months, and looking at where that activity could add to inflationary pressures down the line. Removing debt now is deflationary now - paying off the debt, destroying currency in the system. But it also reduces debt burden, freeing up future earnings, and it allows fresh debt to be taken on when things 'return to normal'. I wonder if the activity of paying down right now is the Weimar equivalent of hiding some marks in a shoe box under the bed? Once things go back to normal in a couple of years time, those spending habits will return? Or will people suddenly become sensible given rates are at historic lows? It might take time before the real mega inflation hits, but it is built in now in my view. What will they print this time another few hundred billion here in the UK, a few trillion in the US. Keep adding that inflationary potential to maintain the current order and stave off collapse, all the while the pressure is building for a tsunami of mark filled shoe boxes equivalents and insane levels of government splurging on materials/infrastructure. A couple of years maybe before it manifests from the consumer though, what with job losses on the horizon and the near future, maybe 2022 we see that start of people returning to the moral hazard the system encourages. Government will do the heavy lifting between now and then via central banks in my view. Could be a big bust first though, perhaps we get that into the end of the year, then its off to the races. -
I’ve seen a couple of fake sovereigns but I’m posting this as a warning to other forum members. This is a fake sovereign, you’ve been warned. 😆 I’m glad I didn’t have to break the news to him. -
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By gentlemanpete · Posted
thanks for the reply... one is hardly a consensus, but I'll probably wait the weekend and make a decision, thanks again... -
Just collected today, very pleased! had to move it forward due to lockdown! -
By StackemHigh · Posted
So much nicer than the winged victory. -
Follow this topic, once the court case is over I absolutely will. For now all I can say is that he is from Wales. -
By SilverMike · Posted
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The mint mark indicates at which mint the coin was struck and the year it was struck . All Elizabeth 1 coinage was struck at the Tower London mint. Some mint marks are rarer than others. The mint mark is also on the obverse side its a bit more difficult to make out.
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