mr-dead

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IOM 1oz gold angel


US Buffalo

Sometimes it does take a little time before I get my very grubby mitts on something.
 

Today i  had this in the post from StackSellRepeat , am saving up for one of its bigger cousins .?

Cracking coin but covered in milk spots, think it’s worth telling Eva??!!!!

My latest purchases:
(Though not really from 'Today' as in the topic's headline)

Top row:
1/4 oz bullion Lion
My first golden Beast; recently decided to collect the quarter bullions.
Syrian Gold Pound of 1950
Israeli 'Sovereign' of 1960
My second one; the other isn't in good condition. The sole Israeli coin in Sovereign specifications.

Bottom row:
1 Pound 1956 South Africa Proof
Mintage 508! Not in proof condition anymore but I couldn't resist.
1/2 Sov 1897 London
Medal made from .929 gold of the Elbe river, Saxony Free State, Germany. Maximum mintage is 999 but six months after launch I received CoA 039/999.

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IOM 1oz gold angel


US Buffalo

US 1oz Eagle


Austrian 100 Corona

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IOM 1oz gold angel


US Buffalo

20 Pesos for my little "gold 1/2oz or there abouts" collection.
@Ansel, I can recommend it!
 

I have been patiently waiting to strike and bag one of these SS Gairsoppa 10oz Bars at a reasonable price. 

I just submitted a request alongside Hungary demanding repatriation of my gold from the federal reserve causing a world shortage and price spike
Turkey has been the latest country to request their gold as they pulled 220 tons of gold out of the US Federal Reserve system on April 19, 2018. The countries 220 tons of gold is valued at $25.3 billion. Turkey has followed countries such as:
Germany Netherlands Austria Belgium Russia China Azerbaijan Got to a be a reason all these countries are clambering to get their gold back asap.
 

I just submitted a request alongside Hungary demanding repatriation of my gold from the federal reserve causing a world shortage and price spike
Turkey has been the latest country to request their gold as they pulled 220 tons of gold out of the US Federal Reserve system on April 19, 2018. The countries 220 tons of gold is valued at $25.3 billion. Turkey has followed countries such as:
Germany Netherlands Austria Belgium Russia China Azerbaijan Got to a be a reason all these countries are clambering to get their gold back asap.
 

I just submitted a request alongside Hungary demanding repatriation of my gold from the federal reserve causing a world shortage and price spike
Turkey has been the latest country to request their gold as they pulled 220 tons of gold out of the US Federal Reserve system on April 19, 2018. The countries 220 tons of gold is valued at $25.3 billion. Turkey has followed countries such as:
Germany Netherlands Austria Belgium Russia China Azerbaijan Got to a be a reason all these countries are clambering to get their gold back asap.
 

Has @BackyardBullion put another video up saying gold's a bad choice? ?

This may well be the nicest coin I own, had to get it to match my BU version.
These will be so sort after imho with a mintage of only 750, had to grab this PF70. This is only available in the 5 coin "long set", which were 3300 RRP and have sold for 5300 on ebay already, only a few for sale atm at 6-8k.
 


 
 
 

Phase 2 of operation "stepson's stack acquisition"
Today I became the proud owner of a 1oz gold bar.
Could have got it cheaper elsewhere but hey what's a stepdad to do.
 
 

America just dropped out of North Korea meeting.
Deutsche bank just issued a profit warning + another 10k workers to be laid off.
+ a few other warnings from ECB, DOJ about to carry out a bitcoin price fixing investigation etc. etc.
 
All good news for gold.
 

America just dropped out of North Korea meeting.
Deutsche bank just issued a profit warning + another 10k workers to be laid off.
+ a few other warnings from ECB, DOJ about to carry out a bitcoin price fixing investigation etc. etc.
 
All good news for gold.
 

My first bit of gold:

And the family portrait:

 
Apologies for terrible camera phone pics!

Finally tracked down a 1904 Half Sov to complete my Edward, London Mint date run.
It's the lowest mintage of the lot and has proved the most difficult to find at a reasonable price.