HawkHybrid

we all make mistakes, what differentiates a better bullion dealer/seller is
that they are prepared to give refunds on every mistake. rule of thumb,
check every trade.
 
HH

fiji taku(the local name for hawksbill turtle)
 
HH 

http://www.gold-eagle.com/article/gold-spot-price-and-silver-spot-price
 
I think the above interpretation makes more sense than the
clive maund article.
 
HH

http://www.gold-eagle.com/article/gold-experiences-first-%E2%80%9Cgolden-cross%E2%80%9D-two-years
 
the following chart shows a probably golden cross coming up,
where the 50ma crosses the 200ma whilst both are rising.
http://www.gold-eagle.com/article/silver-price-breaks-lower%E2%80%A6gold-price-and-pm-stocks-set-plunge
 
could be good advertising for the bulls should it materialise.
 
HH

' They reckon sterling could fall 15-20 percent against the dollar towards the lows of the mid-1980s, meaning it would move towards parity with the euro. '
 
there are two parties to every trade, I don't see how
the euro would not lose out on every £ - euro trade
that is lost.
 
HH

' They reckon sterling could fall 15-20 percent against the dollar towards the lows of the mid-1980s, meaning it would move towards parity with the euro. '
 
there are two parties to every trade, I don't see how
the euro would not lose out on every £ - euro trade
that is lost.
 
HH

http://www.gold-eagle.com/article/gold-c-wave-rally-intensifies
 
a big move coming up, there is actually a decent chance
that the swing is up.
 
HH

http://www.gold-eagle.com/article/gold-c-wave-rally-intensifies
 
a big move coming up, there is actually a decent chance
that the swing is up.
 
HH

http://www.gold-eagle.com/article/gold-price-update-15
 
' When we saw the gold price getting way ahead of its parabola, we liquidated our leveraged bull ETFs in the sector, only to look like jackasses 2 days later when gold spiked up by over $50.'

some refreshing honesty, instead of the constant stream of
'I predicted it correct right down to the zimbabwean cent'
 
HH

I think the people that insist that it's the start of a new
bull trend in gold are getting ahead of themselves. as
nothing is confirmed yet.
 
' Markets and stocks continue to be very choppy -- and are showing gap opens both lower and higher. Consequently, holding any trades overnight is not the ideal situation.'
' The metals took off higher -- and the recent strength is not so great'
' I understand I am not giving clear signals…but I am not getting clear signals'
' Cautious trading remains the theme…or just sitting in cash.'
 
he's still  open to the possibilities of both sides of the
argument and realise that it can still swing both ways.
 
many optimists are seeing it as 'finally the bull trend'
and are blind to any other possibilities. it should still
be a case of tread carefully. desperate situations
allow for desperate measures.
 
HH

I think the people that insist that it's the start of a new
bull trend in gold are getting ahead of themselves. as
nothing is confirmed yet.
 
' Markets and stocks continue to be very choppy -- and are showing gap opens both lower and higher. Consequently, holding any trades overnight is not the ideal situation.'
' The metals took off higher -- and the recent strength is not so great'
' I understand I am not giving clear signals…but I am not getting clear signals'
' Cautious trading remains the theme…or just sitting in cash.'
 
he's still  open to the possibilities of both sides of the
argument and realise that it can still swing both ways.
 
many optimists are seeing it as 'finally the bull trend'
and are blind to any other possibilities. it should still
be a case of tread carefully. desperate situations
allow for desperate measures.
 
HH

http://www.gold-eagle.com/article/precious-metals-need-rest
 
a decent interpretation of the current situation?
 
HH

sovereign are coins without face value?
 
HH

medal bit makes sense though, people making up new
terms to try and make themselves sound important.
(it's not like state minted rounds carries legal tender
status)
 
HH

my interpretation:
coins have a recognised denomination. rounds are anything
minted that's not a coin. medals are rounds that are medal
orientated. medal should also have some possibility of
attaching the ribbon.
 
HH

My Perth Mint Lunar II 3-coin Ox Proof Set finally arrived. With a mintage of only 340. This was a hard one to track down. It brings my collection up to date.
 

Just returned from my mate's who persuaded me to swap some bullion sovereigns for this bunch of George IVs
 

it can still be for a future new kitchen.
(pm's is a bit like stashing money away for a rainy day)
 
HH

£5 Sovereign 1887 from HGM arrived today. Thanks again for the heads up on that one Kman!
 

 

don't you mean draughts  
 
HH 

Received this today ....my first order from HGM and my first half sovereign

would you rather be:
 
1, a person who bought a hgm shield sovererign knowing
that if the same shield came up it would be cheaper.
2. a person who did not buy a hgm shield sovereign,
waiting for one to be in stock.
 
HH

Got these from Madstacks on the forum here. Super fast and efficient transaction. Very happy. So far all my gold is proof £

(Except for a funny note thing)

Today I received the rarest  S1  3 coin set the 2008 mouse with a mintage of 75 sets to go with my singles.
 

 
 
 

I contacted them first to see which years they had and then made the request on the order form. They only had 6 in.

They did have some older 1oz in stock too. Not In OMP but they're not asking for any additional premium neither.