https://www.facebook.com/shaun.w.oliver
 

This dealer runs the “backthemetal” FB page he will pay you the best price for your sovs. 

On 19/05/2021 at 16:38, Stacktastic said:

My friend is down 12k today. I told him to sell last week, but he bought a Harley with some of his profits, thats more than I have managed this year LOL. 
Considering a lot of crypto investors are buying it with savings yes your right. 
I bet there are a lot of people who bought at 25-30k seriously considering liquidating,
but are holding on to that £100k predictions & wished they had sold at 60k!! 

Or the people whop bought at 50-60k and had no stops in place considering jumping off a bridge.
Myself included (I own Argo at -65%) Or just removing what they can and investing it elsewhere. 

I personally think we will see one huge rally and then it will crash and burn, potentially for years. 
Thats what I hope anyway - cash is ready to be deployed to day trade it on the way up and invest when it bottoms.
I have made so many bad moves this year (my first year trading) i intend to make up for it at some point.

On 26/05/2021 at 16:33, BackyardBullion said:

Getting this post back on brand and true to it's purpose...

Cannot say no to 1.25% over spot price for a whopping big gold coin.

https://www.chards.co.uk/mexico-gold-50-pesos-coin-grade-C/14502

Pulled the trigger, let's see what a C grade bullion coin looks like!

Im sure he will pick you out a very nice one since it’s you. 

I’m going to continue to pick them up as and when they are available the offer is to good not too. 

If he is up to no good then he probably has multiple accounts and is bidding on his own items to bump up the price. 

Seems like the link is no longer valid! 

I’ve had a fair few discounted full and half Sovereigns off them and they never once cancelled my order all went to the same address too. 

11 minutes ago, Stacktastic said:

Your going to wish you didn't if you do order from them as they will send you 2 loads of promotion a week with massively over inflated c**p. 
They have certainly lost a customer from me, i would rather Pay £10-15 more with @LawrenceChardor similar.

£10-15 more per coin soon ads up. 

I had no idea all the gold on earth is actually from outer space. 

https://harringtonandbyrne.co.uk/2021-united-kingdom-gold-sovereign-5469.html
 

This is a very good price currently.

36 minutes ago, Coolsmp said:

Harrington & Byrne Sovs are back on discount:

https://harringtonandbyrne.co.uk/2021-united-kingdom-gold-sovereign-5469.html

Does anyone have any ideas how long the discount will run?

The panda are nice coins but when I looked into them the  premiums put me off. 

Get some super glue and you’ll be fine! 

I’ve been stacking now for a year and like you I am also in London. I don’t see stacking as an investment but rather a store of wealth or a physical bank account if I am honest and I wasn’t stacking gold then I’d probably be buying other c**p that interests me! which would ultimately lose value down the line. 
 

After alot of research I’ve decided to focus on stacking modern bullion full sovereigns and 1/4 Britannia’s. I usually get them from Baird & co as I have found them to be the cheapest that I can find. So far I’ve picked up 13 full Sovereigns and 2 Britannias. I’ve decided to start stacking Britannias as the sovereign stacking became a little boring after a while. 
 

I think it’s a good idea if you get bored to pick something you like and buy it every now and then. 

On 03/04/2021 at 12:54, papabearxxx said:

Hi there guys.

I am new to buying metals, so please be kind if what Im asking is irritatingly noobish.

Im based in the UK, and want to turn some of my bank digits in to physical wealth in the form of gold with the intention to hold, not to regularly buy and sell. At the moment, I plan to start off with buying 5 full sovereigns from a reputable Uk website..... But the thing is, they have 3 options. "Mint", "Secondary", and "Grade C".

Minty = £309.27 - Gold weight 0.235 Troy oz
Secondary = £308.38 - Gold weight 0.235 Troy oz
Grade C = £297.49 - Gold weight 0.2328 Troy oz 

Intrinsic value £294.54

Im not bothered at all from scratches and dents as I quite like it when coins have these, it gives character and makes you wonder about their pasts. Furthermore I won't view my gold purchases as an investment for money making purposes, but purely just for wealth protection.

So.......

1. Am I best off going with the grade Cs - If I were to change them back to fiat in years to come, will they really undercut me big time because its dented etc? - They will afterall have at least more than 0.23 oz of gold inside them. (Note: I did say I do not care about profiting, but at the same time I would like value for money)

2. Would sovereigns even be the best way for me to go - Being not fussed about CGT, are there non-British coins out there with better premiums and bang for buck that I can buy and sell as close as possible to spot as possible?

Any responses will 

I can’t be bothered to log in and wait patiently hoping for the opportunity of buying a coin so I just don’t bother with it.  

It’s coming from the SUN so it must be utter BULL SH1t

On 16/02/2021 at 09:42, OldNick said:

Looks like news of possible easing of lockdown in UK is encouraging pound buying and increasing strength of GBP to USD has driven down the gold price recently

Is now the time to buy or are bigger factors at play to further reduce the cost of gold in GBP in the short term?

I would say buy now if I had spare money I’d be buying sovs! 

Winner winner chicken dinner 

On 18/08/2020 at 20:06, VelociteeSteel said:

Lady Pirate by name of Ching Shih – was a prostitute and became a Pirate Lord, commanded 300 junks and 20-40K pirates. Saw a documentary on it once and this reminded me of it. Facts stolen by me from google.......btw love that black bart coin

 

Out of stock now.

On the coin I see Northern Ireland, England and Scotland represented but there is nothing for Wales? 

Might be a good time to buy some gold.....

”The price of gold has reached your target price of £43.18 per gram.”