RedDragon77

On 02/09/2020 at 10:40, Choi said:

The shipping fee to Korea is Eur 6.50 so it's definitely profitable when buying multiple items. 

 

That's assuming it's not a scam/fake...

On 24/08/2020 at 14:05, StackSellRepeat said:

A wonderful surprise I totally forgot I had managed to order these in 🥳🥳🥳 Oh never mind the prospector mining away 😜

Awesome diorama! 1/10oz Britannias, those must be hard to get ahold of these days, no?

On 25/08/2020 at 13:44, Aknot said:

dip or not I just cant pay premiums for the same amount of Precious Metal that is in a generic round. Considering most times when you go to sell they (Pawns, LCS, etc) will give you the going rate and MAYBE a bit more but usually not much.

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If anyone is considering selling to an LCS, shop around; some are paying $2 or $3 over spot for ASE and some are giving $4 or $5. Silver Seeker did a YouTube video where he called some shops around the US to find out what they are paying for different kinds of silver, but he kept the companies anonymity, for better or for worse.

Hopefully gold is consolidating gains and will make a renewed push upwards.

On 18/08/2020 at 04:26, GrahamDiamond said:

Grumpy Dave the Golden Turtle With His New Gold !!!!!!!!!!!!!

That demon turtle is really stealing the show!

On 18/08/2020 at 03:59, GrahamDiamond said:

Grumpy Dave's Queen Coins have arrived Coinsters

One of these Queen's is not like the others! Very cool, congrats!

1 hour ago, Deputydog said:

I went to the scrappy again this morning:

Copper (pipe etc) 0.004 of a ton - £14.80
Aluminium - weight - 0.003 of a ton - £1.35
Total - £16.15
Shows you the price difference in materials compared to weight.

A king's ransom!

Electrical or other construction scrap?

9 hours ago, JonCL said:

If all you had to go on was the coins put out by the Royal Mint you might easily come to that conclusion. It quite annoys me how poor their effort was - four landmarks- all in London, all within the same three or four square miles. They don’t even represent bloody London particularly well. However, if they had been the opening foursome of a countrywide set- maybe four designs per county and four per city- each four by a different artist- you’d think it was a shaky start with far better things yet to come; Stonehenge; the Seven Sisters cliffs; Blackpool Tower; the Angel of the North; the Clifton Suspension Bridge; etc, etc. You could even think laterally and have things like the Grand National it’s such a huge and open brief I’m sure artists would have been tripping over each other to land such a dream job.

Maybe the Perth Mint would like to do it- it could go on for years, decades even.

That sounds very ambitious and exciting. 

Hopefully the Stone'enge wouldn't be at risk of being trampled by a bloody dwarf! 🤣

1 hour ago, Oldun said:

Unwise to buy when the price is over the bollinger band but silver still in an upward trend so possibly still in a correction mode within an uoward trend.

Currently hoping that's the case, we'll eventually see.

16 hours ago, JonCL said:

It’s an interesting quandary isn’t it- having bought the first coin in a series I always feel that I’m investing in that series- I’m almost bound to buy the rest, no matter how disappointing they might be. 

I suppose the great thing about silver is its intrinsic value, ie, no matter how crummy a series turns out, it’s still worth something.

As an example, earlier this year I bought a set of four Landmarks of Britain- a monumentally (sorry) awful mini-series from the Royal Mint but they only cost me £80.

Well, that must be cause y'all don't have any good landmarks...  😉

Looking forward to see what will happen when US markets open tomorrow, Aug 10. Predictions?

Thanks for creating this thread, interesting method.

Lately I've been curious about this very subject as getting copper at low premiums is difficult and storage is a real challenge. How does pure copper that gets turned into products ship to copper-working industries? Spools of copper sheeting, ingots, some other form?

3 minutes ago, StackSellRepeat said:

Don’t let Liz catch you saying that 😜😉

Wrong Liz though!

18 hours ago, StackSellRepeat said:

Perth mint lovers (ONLY 500 struck) 🤩🤩🤩

Very nice! The Perth Mint should make more monarchless pieces!

On 08/07/2020 at 09:14, ilovesilverireallydo said:

Today’s lovely buy. Only 65% silver but nice piece. 

Highland Cat?!

Rough rebalancing today.

And up some more!

Just shy of $900/ozt, not exactly a deal, but maybe in this market it is:

https://www.jmbullion.com/2020-1-oz-platinum-south-african-big-five-elephant-coin/

Haven't seen many Platinum deals since the collapse, or much stock for that matter!

Usually one of the major US dealers has something in stock at a given time.

Not really sure what the difference is between this and the silver deals in USD thread but cross-posting for now.

Monument Generic rounds in the Upper $18s/oz:

https://monumentmetals.com/monument-metals-the-capitol-1-oz-silver-round.html

Monument Generic rounds in the Upper $18s/oz:

https://monumentmetals.com/monument-metals-the-capitol-1-oz-silver-round.html

Niue Athena 1oz coins in the mid $18's/oz for any quantity, and you can hold it in your hand:

https://www.providentmetals.com/2020-niue-athena-owl-stackable-1-oz-silver-coin.html

Congrats to the winner!