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I got to say I would send back an empty capsule tracked. I very much doubt paypal or ebay would care as to why you now have a different tracking number. They don't normally give a s**t. You will then be able to tick all there boxes with a valid tracking number

I would have thought that this would work. I know when I sold a coin on ebay and it went missing even thought it was tracked, I had to send a replacement and therefor, I updated the tracking number so the second one I sent would show up delivered, which it did

From my experience Silver BU coins are not classed as numismatics coins so you would be charge 20% VAT plus what ever handing fee the courier charge, normally around £10 Some proofs I have had classed as numismatics coins, which the rate is lower, can't remember the exact figure i think 5% or 7.5% but that was a while ago, but the Inland revenue may not agree with this and charge you the 20% VAT A silver statue i bought was classed as art, as it was a limited edition and again that was a lower rate

Air-Tite A tubes are 32.44 mm, so a little bit bigger. Last time I got some tubes, I got them off Amazon.com as there postage rates where better to the UK

Yes but how many 1 oz silver could you fit in that

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God that's an awful looking fake Britannia. I think you would need new glasses rather than changing your hearing aid batteries if you bought that

Hi, That's one of the reason I spent a fortune on a sigma tester, some years of coins can look very different even from the same mint. After testing most of my coins, thank fully I have yet to find a fake, but it is very re assuring to be able to test any off looking coins. I would put in on my sigma tester for free as long as you cover the postage

I bought one from them, and now I can't get rid of them. I've told them to stop phoning but they don't listen. Cheap price, but they are a pain in the ass

Great idea £168

Thank you @Pampfan for wonderful prize, absolutely love it.

I have also been buying & selling on ebay for 15 years and last month had my first proper scam. Not sold anything for a while as you hear so much scammer going on, and I also can't be bothered with all the grief for a couple of pounds profit. I bought a 2020 silver proof, the pictures were just copied from the RM, but I thought as it's a new coin there wouldn't be any problems. The coin was too cheap and I should have known better, but I bought it anyway. When it arrived it looked like somebody had made a very bad attempt at cleaning it, so I started a return as not described thinking the seller may not have realised the coin was marked. He replied that was not the coin he had sent me and I was a scammer, thankfully I have been on ebay for a long time and have got a lot of all positive feed back, where he had only been a member for a year or so. So ebay found in my favour, but it was a lot of grief waiting for them to sort it out. So no more buying from people with small feedback and have not been member for a long time. Rather takes the fun out of trying to get a bargain, so I will not be buying much if any from now on.

I'm in as well 1 oz Silver Lunar Ox