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what a bargain, careful when you open it, its undamaged😀

what a bargain, careful when you open it, its undamaged😀

All in the original capsules from the mint.
£140 per set including RMSD UK only. ie £8,95.
Great coins animals from Rottnest Island. (the only place they exist on our planet.)

Fantastic Australian natural 23.5ct+ gold nugget high purity with at least two visible quartz, Slightly resembling an arrow head.

Comes in a 999+ fine gold chain - HK hallmarks 
 
The previous owner was an elderly lady, Who bought this directly from Perth over 20 years ago as a keep sake.
 
Nugget with bail weights 16.8g approximately 
Chain weights 39g approximately 
Total weight shows 55.8g Approximately 
 
 
Length approximately 10 inches 
Width approximately 7-8mm
 
 
I would ideally like to trade for 2.5 oz’s of 999+ gold & I would prefer to finalise the transaction in person, Jewellery Quarter…… I can possibly post with special delivery at your cost.
 
 
P.S two pictures showing XRF on the obverse & reverse of the nugget & lastly the chain.

Down the lav posts sadly. My fault I caused the drop. I bought off @Silverlocks at heightened BBP prices...

Functional Necklace
13.08g of 9ct - 24" x 2mm
£310 (23.70/g)
Wearable investment at only £20 over spot.
(Sovereigns sold)



Postage not included (see price list)

Selling to fund another gold purchase.
No trades - Cash only

Introducing the exquisite Silver Lucky Dragon Bar, a mesmerizing bullion piece that encapsulates the allure of Chinese culture and the symbolism of good fortune. Crafted with utmost precision, this bar weighs a remarkable 8.88 troy ounces, a number considered highly auspicious in Chinese tradition. Mintage of 2,023 pieces.  
Sold out world wide with a tiny mintage 
Can't find one for sale anywhere near this cheap 😉
£375 posted special delivery

Have included closeups of one from each grade but happy to provide individual photos on request too.
MS64 - £470 each (4 available) 3 left
MS65 - £500 each (6 available) 2 left
MS66 - £1200 (1 available)
Plus postage

hi all, i have for sale or exchange an 5 Gram Valcambi Platinum Bar
selling for: 180£ posted SD   now 160 posted SD
or swap for gold coins: 1/10 ounce or half sov plus money from my side or quarter sov and difference from your side
or swap for silver coins
i will post first
don't be shy guys just make me some offers
Bank transfer and UK addresses only
 
 

1987 £900 plus post
1988 £900 plus post sold
1994 £2 £900 plus post in amazing condition 
take all 3 for £2,600 which is spot plus post
Bank transfer only please 

10g Gold Bar posted SD
Bank transfer and UK addresses only
 

3 x ASE
Bullion but good condition, stored in Airtite capsules.
£25 each plus post.
Free signed for postage for all three together.

Welcome indeed 

I have 2 Jubilee sovereigns for sale today.
£428 each (plus S/D post) **SOLD**
Payment by bank transfer
 

Utterly spectacular 10 oz silver bars
Mint sealed
£280 each
post on top. 
FREE SPECIAL DELIVERY POSTAGE!!

Another update from Ross Norman, I'm going right off Ross😀

 
ROSS NORMAN : Can this gold bull run be trusted ? Spoiler alert : No
Cast your mind back to 2009 and you might recollect the cash-for-gold craze where people where hunting out their old jewellery to sell it to pawnbrokers as gold hit successive all time highs. 
Perhaps you also remember the Cash4Gold advert at the Super Bowl just a couple of years before the then all time high of $1920 in 2011? This had followed a decade where gold prices had risen by double digits year-on-year from $260/ounce – a gain of 640% over the period. Was the advert an act of hubris or uhh- ohh moment ? Maybe, but gold bugs are still dining out on that epic run. 
And it has relevance today.
The rally that actually started back in 1999 and it had deep roots. There was a collection of bullish drivers that changed the whole dynamic of the gold market and it was sufficient in size to tip the market out of being price elastic – its default mode. Typically price strength was met by significant declines in jewellery and coin sales, while scrap came into the market and miners sold forward into price strength … so prices reverted to the mean. Equally when gold prices were cheap, bargain hunters filled their boots and the market corrected higher. Importantly, the thinking was so entrenched in peoples expectations that it fed group-think or a self-fuelling feedback loop.  
And then things changed.
The central bank gold sales under the Washington Accord started to slow (before they turned buyers), across Europe tax at 20% was removed from investment gold in Jan 2000, the Chinese market was liberated in 2003 with individuals allowed at last buy gold, in 2004 the gold ETF was born, forging a powerful conduit between institutional investors and the gold market that had not otherwise existed … and so on. You get the picture. So gold went “inelastic” for a decade with price strength begetting price strength … the feedback loop was going the other way. And then it all arguably ended with the cash for gold blow-out before the market fell, exhausted, into another decade slump. 
 
And this is the key point – for gold to sustain a run of this sort, buyers need total belief. Its one mode or the other. And around the globe we certainly do not have consensus just now. European and US bullion dealers are awash with coins and bars that investors are selling back, jewellery sales in the Middle East and India are lacklustre … it is only really in China that they see things differently. Meanwhile mints around the world are reporting declines of between 80% and 95% year on year. This slump in physical offtake is deeply damaging for the bullion infrastructure that we all rely on. 
Of course you could also add to Chinese demand the strong central bank buying with purchases running at double the run rate of the last ten years at over 1000 tonnes per annum. As an aside – you will see some interesting stories on MetalsDaily.com today about several central banks repatriating their gold from the US – so for sure the de-dollarisation story is gripping them. 
I am just not persuaded that these 2 drivers are sufficient to maintain this run in gold alone – and I am quite aware that I am an outlier in that almost every bank analyst is now forecasting massive gains for gold from here. 
Central banks are more nuanced these days and they will reduce their acquisitions in the face of price strength as we have already seen. Further, much of the Chinese buying from early March 2024 when gold was at $2050 is speculative in nature on SHFE – it is vulnerable and as we are seeing just now, its in reverse. 
Currently gold is ignoring many short term bearish signals – higher-for-longer, dollar strength, US treasuries near 17 year highs and relative calm on the geopolitical front. It needs a reset. 
Gold lacks global conviction and consensus. Maybe this is its second cash-for-gold moment ?
By rights gold needs to re-engage with its core physical buyers, who by my estimation are about $100 to $150 south of the current levels. At those prices investors in the West, and jewellery demand in the East will reawaken and the market will be better balanced. 
 

Sounds like a sketch out of Little Britain, yes but no but yes but no!

Sovs - Shield Vic, Ed, George, Gillick, 1/4oz Eagle and 2x Brits.
Here we have a variety of coins, 1864, 1903, 1911 and 1965 sovs, plus some quarter oz coins - 1 AGE and 2x Brits. 
What you see is what you get, no vaseline here - click on the image to see high resolution.  UK buyers only. 
See individual listings for price, excluding postage.  Add RMSD to price - £7 for up to 2, £17 for more than 2. 
Purchases of more than 5 will be split. 
Price on remaining sovs reduced due to drop in spot.  Now less than spot.  They're nice sovs - lustrous belters even.
1864 shield sovereign - £450 SOLD
1903 Edward VII sovereign - £430 SOLD




1911 George V sovereign - £430 SOLD
1965 Gillick sovereign - £430 SOLD




2021 1/4oz Britannia - £475 SOLD
2022 1/4oz Britannia - £475 SOLD




2022 1/4oz American Gold Eagle - £480 SOLD
 


 
 

@ChrisSilver 

A touch of decorum in the sales section would be nice to see

Decorum? Never heard of her.

A touch of decorum in the sales section would be nice to see

A touch of decorum in the sales section would be nice to see

@treetop1280 and decorum go together like water and oil.

A touch of decorum in the sales section would be nice to see