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Also, unless I have missed it, we don't seem to talk much of the gold to silver ratio anymore? With circa £1,900/oz looking like the new level for gold to only climb from, does this not mean that the once coveted 1:40 gold to silver ratio is a thing of the past? If May acts like April, we'll be into £2,000/oz territory... Imagine explaining to yourself at Christmas 2023 that you'd pay £500 for a bullion Sovereign not long after Easter.

Well, that Happy Meal is looking promising by the end of the week!

Is James a billionaire yet? Do we still get our free Happy Meals that we were promised when it hits £2,000 by the end of the month?

Bert, the old, venerable and honourable member from Herefordshire is the emotional support animal for the Gold Monitoring Thread, who has been able to predict the price of gold correctly on one occasion (citation and source required). The rest of the time, well... maybe he should be with the rest of us reprobates. Hereford.mp4

@HerefordBullyun, if gold keeps going up at this rate, and casts itself over £2,000/oz by the end of April, you'll be able to afford premium membership AND an illustrious TV license. Such wow, very amaze! The funny thing is, I always wonder if silver would trade for more or less the same price if VAT didn't exist on it in the UK. I certainly think we'd see a lot more trade on the secondary market for sure. Oh well. Time to add to the stack and continue the cost averaging...!

Now, or risk it going to £2,000/oz before close?

Sorry, who are you? Love ya really, bud. Hell of a year for gold prices. Makes you wonder what war/plague/disaster is about to go down...

Can I donate my £5 Happy Meal deal towards premium membership for HRH @HerefordBullyun?

So, that's, what, about 15 minutes of the magic money printing magic? Also, at this rate, what do you think are people going to do when gold hits £2,500/oz. @Paul? RMSD will then start to feel a bit risky for 1Oz coins...!

Well, okay then, if it's now at £1749.77, I'll just have to go all in. £1,800 by the end of the week - ha, no chance of that...! Right...?

@Paul when moon?

I'm going to jinx it. £1,750 by the end of the day. You're welcome.

@Paul, over £1000 gain since the first post, sir! £1,727.16 at the moment...!

£1645? @Paul, come back, you forgot your pint before list off to the moon, my fellow!!!

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Good morning TSF, Sold as bullion to avoid disappointment. BT only. The Succubus coin is not included. No refunds. More photos available at request. Prices: 2No. 1oz 2020 gold Britannia - Sold - purchased direct from Bullion by Post 1No. 50g gold Britannia bar - Sold (still in OMP) - purchased direct from Royal Mint 1No. 20g Oriana gold bar - Sold - purchased from TSF Postage on top. Recommend RMSD. I can post from tomorrow. Spot at time of posting is £1,610.03, so, grab them now before the spot rises...! Or falls... Or silver becomes less manipulated and we all find ourselves running to grab it due to the current silver to gold ratio. Alternatively, offer more than the asking price to really confuse me.

bump. Only just above spot at time of writing (currently £1,612.57).

0.5oz much more liquid. 1oz is going the way of 50g bars - i.e., the cost is too high for entry. Personally, I think I'll be going down the route of sovs/0.25oz in the future.

bump prices still the same, so, at time of writing, only 0.5% above spot.

Bump prices updated to 1.5% over current spot. £1,620 for the 2020 Britannia £1,040 for the 20g Oriana bar.

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