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By Thelonerangershorse · Posted
Don't know about BMW, but if you're buying a new Audi, standard colours are black or white, anything else is a £2K add-on, metallic is £3k and the super matt finish metallic is £4k. That's 2oz of gold just for the paint job! -
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A closet Cher fan, eh? Agreed, if you're just stacking weight, in the current climate, the cheapest/easiest available, which are usually sovs. If you need the weekly 'delivery fix', buy some cheap silver. You can always trade it later for gold. -
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By HonestMoneyGoldSilver · Posted
Make the core of your stack CGT-exempt like sovs and brits. If you find smaller pieces at a similar premium to larger pieces, happy days, buy them all. I like 1oz pieces but the higher spot goes the stronger the case for owning fractional (sovs, half sovs, 1/4oz, 1/10oz) For the rest of your stack buy things that tickle your barnacles. If I could turn back time (if I could find a way) I would buy circulated sovs/coins that I could hold with my bare hands -
By Earthmetal · Posted
I always associate grey or black BMWs with low intelligence, and thought I was wrong/harsh to do so. Obviously not. -
When I were a lad, I could carry a hundredweight of coal on my back. Often did as a summer job. Now, in my sixties, I still hump a 25kg bag of rice from the shop to the car on my shoulder. Frankie is a beast, for sure, but you should be able to lift your bodyweight? As a scout, we trained for this and could carry our mates 'fireman style'.
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