JohnyBGold

If anyone wants to negotiate a possible deal I'm all ears. 👍

@Solachesis Oh it was the postage that killed a deal was it. How rude it was of me to include £7 postage. Your tears were worth it. ☺️

No sh*t sherlock. Are we? 🤔 Don't see many enquiring. Looks like it's only me. 

Hi looking for 1oz Gold Brit In great condition for spot 

Will pay via bank transfer.  Reputable sellers only Incl. SD

Thanks 👍

@James32 Thanks, maybe I'm being to concerned about this then, just buy tubes for them and caps for the brits. Cheers 

Hi there I'm on the look out for the best capsules for Austrian Philharmonic 1oz Silver coins? They are 37mm in size and I've noticed there is no 37mm only 36, 38 etc when looking online. I'm collecting them just now, will be stacking but need to relocate ✈️ with them. 

I've got Brits and can get 38mm for them but stuck with the phillies sizes? 

Any advice please.

Thanks John

@MickB Great tip bit of potential 🤮 then, majority of bullion ive bought via Bullion by Post which I've got proof of purchase and some from this forum. Looks like I will need to either stash some here with family and maybe take what I can only prove is mine. 

@sixgun Yeah I think stashing some is good bet just in case. Interesting about that EUR Visa will need to keep eye on that. Thanks again 

@CollectForFun Thanks for reply. Will be for the foreseeable future so would be looking to buy more there (long-term invest) but sell the odd silver / gold if needs be. 

@sixgun Thanks for reply. Coming back would not be likely for a few years, maybe for visit. Thanks for the bullion dealer tip. With CGT I just assumed I might get burned a little taking it out the country? My PM will be likely be under 12k for both gold and silver combined by the time I leave. 

@Happypanda88 Thanks for reply. My G & S combined will be under 12k (unless I'm winning lotto in next few months) I was just concerned of losing too much due to any taxes or any other sneaky costs I'm not aware about and if it would be best to not buy any more silver while in the UK at least and stick to buying a certain type of Gold? including Sov's and Gold Brits.

I just don't want to find out that I should have bought only a certain types of PM before going to another European country and lose out somwhere.

Thanks for replies 

Thanks. Well, I understand VAT is a gimmie innit anywhere? but if that's all I need to be concerned about then cool. Likely be serbia / georgia / montenegro 

Hello SF members. I've been wondering if all my options are open now when buying more Silver or metals in general. My strategy so far has been to buy Sov's and Silver Brits because of the CGT exception but wondering if it doesn't really matter due to relocation next year to a non EU country.

The metal I've bought so far I'm thinking will lose the CGT? so is it open season for buying going forward or is there anything I should be aware of? and best to buy from here now on? 

I've been put of buying lately due to this thought I have. 

Thanks

23 hours ago, Allgoldcoins said:

My advice to anyone who simply wants to hold gold at the cheapest possible premium, is to buy Krugerrands. If you are buying sovereigns and want the best value for money, then I suggest you buy good grade sovereigns that would grade MS ?? on the Sheldon Scale. Yes that means quite a hefty premium compared to low grade coins, but the bonus is that in my experience a good (Victoria / Ed / Geo) sovereign will hold its numismatic value even when gold itself drops. 

I think you have to be careful buying neither at rates close to BV or close to MS, a VF (AU58) 1911 London Sovereign will only ever be worth BV, but a nice MS-64 should hold its value. 

I know this thread is about sovereigns, but just to mention, the Chinese Panda and now the BU Queens Beasts, are well worth the extra premiums.  

What makes those CP and BU QB well worth the extra premiums? I'm just trying to understand the reason behind it for learning purposes.