The1GramMan

So here is my Stack, new to this but love the coins I have and can't wait to expand my collection
 

So here is my Stack, new to this but love the coins I have and can't wait to expand my collection
 

My 20 pcs case is completed at last, with the gilded versions from 2001-2020.
 

So here is my Stack, new to this but love the coins I have and can't wait to expand my collection
 

So here is my Stack, new to this but love the coins I have and can't wait to expand my collection
 

Please feel free to copy the above template example and to use for your listings if it helps  Please just edit out the sample text above for your own applicable text.

The above is just an option to help and you are free to write your listings how you prefer. If popular may look at an option of pre-filling out trade listings with the above automatically, but again this would just be to help and would be optional for the seller to use. Though it may be beneficial to standardise listings and easier for buyers to see the key info  I will start a topic in the Platinum Lounge to discuss this.
 

Thank you for the advice, that is the plan build it up slowly i worked out if i got 4 grams of gold a month over a 20 year period it would be roughly worth about £70-£80,000 and that with prices now roughly, not a bad little gift for my son.

I actually have some respect for Hulbert, who weighs in with his piece:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-is-a-foolish-place-to-put-your-money-right-now-if-you-check-the-facts-2020-08-07?siteid=bigcharts&dist=bigcharts
 
The underpinning of his argument is wrong though. He assumes that there is no reason for gold's real purchasing power to increase over time. But that is a naive assumption. Gold is good money, and good money benefits from increased economic prosperity in seeing its real purchasing power appreciate by 1-2% a year. 
You don't need to own the stock of companies to benefit from the good things that companies do for us.   You just need to own good money which appreciates in real value as the beneficiary of ongoing productivity increases.


 

Remember that UK coins are CGT free as well.

You could always sell the 1 grams for their higher premiums and then buy the bigger coins? Basically saving in gold rather than cash. As long as you get your original investment back you should be sitting pretty. Someone on here may want a few 1 gram bars, so you could offer x grams in exchange for a full sovereign (in your favour due to the higher premiums on 1 gram bars). 

Well he's probably right in that we are seeing short term FOMO and those are the sort of johnny come lately buyers that don't understand what they're buying and so will dump it when it corrects 20%.
But it's a good sign that we are nowhere near the greed phase. When mainstream financial writers say that everyone should put 20% into gold then that is when we need to start thinking about doing the opposite.

Im Loving the price of gold right now, my 3 gram stack is looking better by the day lol. Why didn't i start stacking/collecting earlier  lol

Yeah at least another year, im just sorting mine out now lol
 
 

Yeah at least another year, im just sorting mine out now lol
 
 

Yeah at least another year, im just sorting mine out now lol
 
 

Thank you for the advice, that is the plan build it up slowly i worked out if i got 4 grams of gold a month over a 20 year period it would be roughly worth about £70-£80,000 and that with prices now roughly, not a bad little gift for my son.

Im Loving the price of gold right now, my 3 gram stack is looking better by the day lol. Why didn't i start stacking/collecting earlier  lol

Yeah at least another year, im just sorting mine out now lol
 
 

You could get another year out those with a little duct tape...the twine laces should hold up a good six months...
I am in the similar position...gourmet meals ordered from Amazon for the next few months...

Exactly that buddy, hit the nail on the head but you have to start somewhere and im still 3 grams better of than i was a couple of weeks ago lol 

Thank you for the advice, that is the plan build it up slowly i worked out if i got 4 grams of gold a month over a 20 year period it would be roughly worth about £70-£80,000 and that with prices now roughly, not a bad little gift for my son.

Yeah at least another year, im just sorting mine out now lol
 
 

You just woken up or something 😂

Holy Mackerel!
 

Everyone on here has saidthesame thing or at least thought it...ifyou had 10,000 ounces youd still think it..believe me.