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It is a nice set, indeed, but usually difficult to sell. The people who are interested and can afford to buy a full set are only very few, unfortunately. There are many sets advertised online on antique websites or auction houses for big prices, but are not selling, even in years. The person who will buy your set will buy it to keep it in family as a heritage for children. Your set is made by a well-known silversmith and is complete, so this is a good start. Options for you: 1. Split the set and sell them individually on Ebay. They will sell probably @10% over spot. After deducting the fees, the result is under spot. Don't do it. 2. Sell the set to a bullion dealer. They will pay @15% under spot. Don't do it. 3. Contact an auction house. Maybe they will sell it @30% over spot. After deducting their 35% fees, the result is under spot. Don't do it. 4. Try to sell at forum as a set. I am sure you will find someone willing to pay 10%-15% over spot. I don't think you will be able to achieve more, unfortunately. I know, usually the expectations are higher, especially seeing online prices for similar articles, but from my experience silver flatware/tableware will not sell for more. Good luck with whatever you will decide to do!🤗

Yeah, we know that! I've seen you playing with @James32 some silly games recently... Always be careful when James is throwing kilo bars, mate! You are not the first one who was hit hard by his silver! Just sayin'....😊

Hi and welcome on forum!🤗

Hi and welcome on forum!🤗

These are going next week in Romania as a gift for one of my daughters. No flipping!😊

Thank you, @James32 for this beautiful silver set! Good quality at peanuts price! I love silver under spot!🥰😍🤩

Very nice unique piece! I love it! Wen auction?

Thank you, mate! Finally, someone explained logically that I am not a moron and my stack is wisely balanced at 1:1 gold and silver value. I will drink a goblet of wine "à votre santé"!🤗

@katyc can't see your comments, I am sorry to tell you, mate. She blocked you long time ago I'm afraid...

Yes, everything depends on personal circumstances and preferences. Doesn't matter what metal is, if suits your needs it is the best one. Just buy it!🤗

I really love silver and I believe in its potential. I have been attracted from beginning, my first piece of silver ever bought was a teaspoon from a charity shop. Then few high premium ounces (yes, beginner's mistake). I have started collecting and stacking for few years, I have changed in time my stacking habits, until I've been happy with the balance I've found, to satisfy my appetite without destroying my budget. Now, in my stack I have gold and silver in various shapes and purities, trying to keep approximately the same value, so ratio 1:1 gold vs silver. Because everything is going to my daughters and my granddaughter, I am happy. The precious metals I am buying and keeping will not offer me a retirement in Tenerife, but will offer me a peace of mind about a financial insurance for my children and grandchildren.

Nope. But they sell anchovies. Take out their eyes one by one. Wash them with cold water, put them in a sterling silver bowl, spread over them 5ml of olive oil and serve them as russian caviar. Look the same, taste the same, will cost you under £5, even your friends will be fouled. If you don't have a silver bowl, call a friend!😘

Forget Waitrose, go to Aldi! Just sayin'...

I bet you are a vegan cyclist!

It is a quarter dollar, FFS! Not gold, not proof... Has been in pocket amongst dimes, halves and keys and washed several times by a good wife!

You can change back by pressing the bar. Will show in Eur, USD, AUD and GBP.

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Little and beautiful coin, big and ugly drama! And I gave you my Super Love, Charlie...

I haven't seen this coin for sale on the Buy/Buy section!🤔 Underground market, huh? Reported!😁