BullionBob

To add some context to my original post, most active buyers on the forum are very savvy with current precious metal prices. Therefore, you will find it very difficult to achieve a full retail price for generic bullion via this platform. In fact, I would argue most forum members would struggle to take you seriously when asking such prices. 
Used correctly, the forum can be a great tool to support your precious metals journey.
Take care 
Rob
 

Welcome Gold Hunters!
Looking to sell my four sovs as a lot:
2005 (Timothy Noad), 2022 Jubilee, 2022 Memorial and 2023 Coronation
Price: £1610 including SD 
PENDING TRADE 
BT and UK only
Thank you!

ryan was able to sort me out! thanks guys

Simple rule for buying gold bullion…….can you afford to buy it? Then buy it.  Unless you are buying millions or tens of million of pounds worth at a time then it’s utterly pointless nickel and dime-ing it over a small purchase.  

Can I offer a trade for some of the most unique bespoke investment wooden art coasters for diversity. The provenance on these wooden coasters will be selling for £1000s of pounds and in very much in demand. They undoubtedly will be at Sotheby's for sale very soon. I will offer 1 of these only 1 of 20 only minted coasters in the world.
Description:
A bespoke art handcrafted wooden coaster lovingly polished furiously of portrait of Sir Bazza of Wood, this iconic genius with depiction on the obverse of the forum member Sir HairyfordBullyun. And you may get a free bonus rubber balloon knot if I am satisfied that was gifted to me by forum legend @ArgentSmith.
Payment:
I will accept payment for your milkspotted bar, only for 10 Trillion Vietnamese Dong with the coaster, or the bar posted SD upfront. But you must pay postage 1st and I will send you the coaster when the bar is received. As you can understand that, you have no trader feedback and I am a trusted trader and forum legend. 
I know this must once in a lifetime offer doesnt come around very often, so I would carefully consider it.  Please feel free to check the extra forum rules on page 1001 of the naughty boy step of the forum. 
GLWS..... I sincerely mean that.
 
 

@TradesExchange  Posting this in the hope, if not the expectation, that it might be genuinely helpful...
This isn't a random marketplace, it's an actual community. This has a couple of consequences:
1. Members don't like it when you waste their time. There is a forum rule that you must state an asking price when making a (non-auction) sales thread. Setting an unrealistic asking price and inviting offers as an alternative is going against the spirit if not the letter of that rule.
2. People here will react badly if you treat them as "punters". In general members have a good understanding of the market and even newbies will be pointed in the right direction on this stuff. Posting unrealistic and bad deals, particularly for items which have a clear market price, is insulting our intelligence.
In future when you join a forum or other online community I'd suggest spending some time just reading it, to get a feel for the place, before jumping in.

1958 Queen Elizabeth sovereign
Price £379
Post of your choice available at 50% of cost.
Apologies for photo quality (poor light), I can confirm the coin is a very nice example, very lustrous and problem free.
Thanks for looking

1958 Queen Elizabeth sovereign
Price £379
Post of your choice available at 50% of cost.
Apologies for photo quality (poor light), I can confirm the coin is a very nice example, very lustrous and problem free.
Thanks for looking

1958 Queen Elizabeth sovereign
Price £379
Post of your choice available at 50% of cost.
Apologies for photo quality (poor light), I can confirm the coin is a very nice example, very lustrous and problem free.
Thanks for looking

1958 Queen Elizabeth sovereign
Price £379
Post of your choice available at 50% of cost.
Apologies for photo quality (poor light), I can confirm the coin is a very nice example, very lustrous and problem free.
Thanks for looking

All yours, thank you

This post is becoming more surreal by the day.… still, very entertaining. 😂

So you are happy to rip off someone? Not the right forum for you me thinks...

Wheres barbie when you need her 🤣

A very very bad one.

This bit has really wound me up tbh. What kind of investment would I be making for my 'portfolio' if I handicapped myself with a 83%premium?
And before you say I can make an offer, just name your least acceptable price and they will either sell fast or wander into obscurity. 

To add some context to my original post, most active buyers on the forum are very savvy with current precious metal prices. Therefore, you will find it very difficult to achieve a full retail price for generic bullion via this platform. In fact, I would argue most forum members would struggle to take you seriously when asking such prices. 
Used correctly, the forum can be a great tool to support your precious metals journey.
Take care 
Rob
 

Hi and welcome to the forum.
I would recommend researching typical selling prices via the selling page, if you wish to make a sale. In the current market, these bars would typically sell for approx.  £70-£75
 

To add some context to my original post, most active buyers on the forum are very savvy with current precious metal prices. Therefore, you will find it very difficult to achieve a full retail price for generic bullion via this platform. In fact, I would argue most forum members would struggle to take you seriously when asking such prices. 
Used correctly, the forum can be a great tool to support your precious metals journey.
Take care 
Rob
 

£270 including post RMSD very nice, don't see them in the UK much.
Original box and paper work.

Only actually read this thread for the first time this morning and delighted to see a happy ending.
Although I'm not the most active or vocal on the forum, I've been here a while, and must admit I'd have been devastated/furious had this happened to me. It was nice to see the OP handle it with dignity and a calm head, and the forum help to get it sorted.
I've said it before, but this forum is the best fiver I spend a month!

Sweet sender lives in London, which is a pity. We don’t stand for this sh*te up North. 
 

Please don't lose heart this is the place to be despite your unpleasant experience.

Very sorry to hear about this.  For what it’s worth, I follow a few personal rules around who I will do business with on the forum.
- I won’t do business with anyone who is not an active member and contributor
- I check good feedback, but have bought from at least one person with no feedback because he was a contributor.
- I won’t do business with anyone that has ever advertised something I think is not genuine.  No second chances - if you don’t know what you are selling you are a Binlord in my book
- If I have had doubts, I have asked another forum member with whom they have done business with
My personal experience of the forum has been exceptional with people bending over backwards to get an item shipped fast and 99percent communicate very well.
If anyone else has any other rules it would be good to hear.  
Best
Dicker

Check the postal label, it should reveal which post office was used to send the item and then contact the post office branch. They may have details of the time the item was processed and possible CCTV.