Jimmy2trees

As some have already said, this is a non-issue and not worth  worrying about.
If you're still concerned,  buy off private sellers on here and all you'll need to provide is a "name" (😉)  and delivery address. 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

LOL. Yeah don't worry I will when it hits £10k again.

Flipping hell what would I invest 28 million in?? 
You can buy a lot of assets with that amount of cash. 

Well done for holding the rest! 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Picked up this beauty this morning from a pawn shop in Gloucester...
 
 

Since my last post yesterday, Bitcoin is up about 3%, while gold has hardly moved.  The money printing you mention is the reason.
Historically, rising gold prices would accompany this but market manipulation has prevented this for years and there is no longer any mechanism for true price discovery in the gold markets and many other markets for that matter. And this will always be the case for as long as the dollar is the world reserve currency. 
This is where Bitcoin comes in. It is the new "canary in the mine"  and is the only asset class that cannot be manipulated or confiscated  and its price is a true reflection of its soundness as a store of value. It is better at being gold than gold.
The upside potential for Bitcoin far outweighs the potential for losses, even at current prices. Given the choice of buying gold or Bitcoin, I think it's a no-brainer.  And don't forget, gold is only 10% of its all time high as well.

I'm not sure what that first line means.
"Collectable" gold coins are a terrible way to invest in gold.
If you're into collecting, fine. Then it's no different from collecting old comics or beer bottles. 
But as an investment in a balanced portfolio, if you want to invest or store wealth in gold,  buy standard bullion coins.
At this point in time, I would advise buying Bitcoin over gold all day.

Buying rare and unusual gold coins is probably the worst way of investing in gold at the best of times. 
 

Buying rare and unusual gold coins is probably the worst way of investing in gold at the best of times. 
 

Russian activity in the Arctic is nothing more than opening up the northeast passage. They have been working on it for years but the recent fiasco at the suez canal has prompted them into increasing their efforts. 
I can't see gold rising much over the short to medium term, never mind "going to the moon "
Bitcoin, not "cryptos", is the best horse in the race for  store of value . And contrary to what has been said elsewhere,  it cannot be banned or confiscated by governments or anyone else for that matter.

My predictions.......
Gold     £1200
Silver    £24
Bitcoin    £200,000

They are just a few closed minded fools, the majority of bitcoin holders i would wager are pro gold also and not at all "your a idiot if you dont have your life savings in bitcoin" 
Bitcoin is part of a balanced investment portfolio now - I know thats a tough one to swallow for the strict physical only holders.
I am pro bitcoin and pro gold:) 

I stopped trying to understand the drivers behind the Bitcoin price a while ago.  Really could not work it out!

2 x 1oz Gold Krugs, Courtesy of Jimmy2trees   Although an avid collector of manifold silver sets, I view gold as a means of insurance and, therefore, something to be stacked and offered no undue ceremony. As such, I rarely post photos of the yellow stuff - most of my acquisitions are of but meagre interest or beauty.   However, on this occasion I am making an exception because I wish others to know of the outstanding service I received from TSF member @Jimmy2trees.    The two Krugs were offered to me at a superb price and were comfortably the best gold price available by some distance. Jimmy was quick to reply to my DM, polite in his answers and efficient in ensuring all elements of the transaction went smoothly. Dispatch was prompt and Jimmy kept me updated from purchase to delivery.   I am happy to offer a personal endorsement of a valuable TSF member and would recommend him to any future prospective buyer.   That said, the coins are two bullion ozzers and need no further description. I doubt I shall see them again for some time.

I wouldn’t worry my friend , you done the sensible thing by turning your paper or digital money into real money , gold is the real money and this dip will Be short lived in my opinion .
look how much money is being printed these days , for example the furlough scheme was supposed to end in October but they made a quick decision and extended it until March , what do you think will happen to the world after the virus is dealt with ? How are they going to deal with this ocean of debt ?