SilverStorm

Another year and another stunning, hand poured 100 gram TSF bar from @BackyardBullion
 

Beneath the chariot and horse is the legend ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ (“Philippou”) in Greek letters. Immediately under the feet of the horses is a ritual tripod, in which offerings to the gods were often deposited and burnt. The tripod serves as a mint mark of sorts, identifiable with issues from Amphipolis, a city in Macedon, and Kolophon, a city in Ionia (now Western Turkey). This piece is most likely from Kolophon, as the Amphipolitan type features a thinner depiction of Apollo, an exergue line on the reverse and shows only one wheel on the biga.
source
https://coinweek.com/ancient-coins/ancient-coin-profiles-greece-kingdom-macedon-gold-stater/

After many months of waiting, since it was first mentioned on the forum in the "New Coins" thread...!

The gold that you should stack should be the coin (or bar) that is most popular in your country.   As a Canadian, I stack gold maple leaf.  An American would stack the American gold eagle or the Buffalo.  And for you Brits over there, the Sovereign and/or Britannia.  The reason you want to stack popular gold coins in your home country is because it will be easier for you to liquidate for a higher price when you need to convert gold to fiat.   But having said that, stacking the major gold bullion from Canada, USA, UK, Australia, Austria, South Africa...you can't really go wrong as they all have international appeal.  
IMHO...if money is a factor, save up for the 1/10 oz size.  Buy on a regular basis to take advantage of dollar cost averaging.   You can never time the market (price) perfectly, so don't worry about price fluctuations.  If you are consistent in your buying, the average cost will correct itself in the long run.  What's important is to define your gold stacking goal and stick with it for the long run.  Your future self will thank you.  My 2 cents.

I did some more research into this, this company actually stopped trading sometime in 2020/2021

Perhaps you may be thinking of Silver Gold Bull, a Canadian online bullion dealer.  Link: Buy Silver & Gold Bullion Online | Silver Gold Bull Canada
The fake online bullion dealer that OP posted is probably using their naming familiarity to trick noobs to buy from them.

The gold that you should stack should be the coin (or bar) that is most popular in your country.   As a Canadian, I stack gold maple leaf.  An American would stack the American gold eagle or the Buffalo.  And for you Brits over there, the Sovereign and/or Britannia.  The reason you want to stack popular gold coins in your home country is because it will be easier for you to liquidate for a higher price when you need to convert gold to fiat.   But having said that, stacking the major gold bullion from Canada, USA, UK, Australia, Austria, South Africa...you can't really go wrong as they all have international appeal.  
IMHO...if money is a factor, save up for the 1/10 oz size.  Buy on a regular basis to take advantage of dollar cost averaging.   You can never time the market (price) perfectly, so don't worry about price fluctuations.  If you are consistent in your buying, the average cost will correct itself in the long run.  What's important is to define your gold stacking goal and stick with it for the long run.  Your future self will thank you.  My 2 cents.

WOW !   That's cheap, USD200 under spot. No wonder they have a .org domain name, it is a charity !! 😂

Wouldn’t touch this outfit with a barge pole.  The website is full or red flags.
- Why is a business trading from a .org domain
- Why are they selling good way under spot
- Why have they harvested random images of gold coins from the web
- Why do their links not work to key things like sending an email
- Payment is by cheque or Bitcoin…
- They claim to be US based but the only contact number I can see on their site is in….Norway
 

I have never heard of them before but a few simple checks
Trust Pilot review zero
https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/buygoldsilverbullion.org
Date website registered
https://who.is/whois/buygoldsilverbullion.org
Selling gold below spot
https://buygoldsilverbullion.org/product/canada-1-oz-gold-maple-leaf-999-fine-random-year/
I think I am getting a tingly feeling and my spider sense is being triggered…..
 

Yes a straight up contradiction of what actually happened. Kind of makes our George with his dragon look a little tame. 

That’s a very good point. It probably was a lie that got out of hand.
The coin that really stands out for me as ‘hypocrite’ and I know many people love it, but it’s the 1oz gold USA Buffallo.
It depicts a Native American surrounded by the words ‘liberty’. 😬
It’s a beautiful design, well designed and executed, but the word ‘liberty’.
It’s a big insult to Native Americans, liberty is the last thing they got.
Awkward or what.

The gold that you should stack should be the coin (or bar) that is most popular in your country.   As a Canadian, I stack gold maple leaf.  An American would stack the American gold eagle or the Buffalo.  And for you Brits over there, the Sovereign and/or Britannia.  The reason you want to stack popular gold coins in your home country is because it will be easier for you to liquidate for a higher price when you need to convert gold to fiat.   But having said that, stacking the major gold bullion from Canada, USA, UK, Australia, Austria, South Africa...you can't really go wrong as they all have international appeal.  
IMHO...if money is a factor, save up for the 1/10 oz size.  Buy on a regular basis to take advantage of dollar cost averaging.   You can never time the market (price) perfectly, so don't worry about price fluctuations.  If you are consistent in your buying, the average cost will correct itself in the long run.  What's important is to define your gold stacking goal and stick with it for the long run.  Your future self will thank you.  My 2 cents.

The both sides of the second release
There is Four hidden images latency as security

2nd release

So I managed to snag one, so stoked!  Once it comes in next week, I'll post pics.   

Pic 2 of 2
 

2022 Majestic Polar Bear, 1 oz 99.99% pure silver.  First Strikes limited to 5,000 mintage, comes in light gray packaging.   Regular is limited to 35,000 mintage, comes in blue packaging.   I apologize for less than perfect pictures in not ideal lighting conditions; I am not taking the plastic wrapping off in order to maintain the authenticity seal at the back of the packaging.   Enjoy! 
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I saw this on YouTube several days ago, and I thought it was interesting how this criminal had the audacity and devilish ingenuity to pull this off.   In a nutshell, the AGE was cored out and replaced with tungsten.  So the outsides is genuine, but the inside is not.  So a surface test will NOT pick up this fake.  This takes a lot of skill (IMHO) to pull it off.   See the YouTube video below for details. 
 
 
 

Interesting topic!   But a hardened 24 karat can’t possibly be as hard or as durable as a 22 karat can it?   🤔   Can anyone shed any light?

I've seen time ago a video on youtube about this. I will try to find it.
 

Another angle to look at regarding silver is quality versus quantity.  I 'only' have about 110 oz of physical silver bullion, but every single item of silver bullion that I own gives me a lot of pleasure.  So for me, the stack is more of a collection, even though every item is bullion.  I hope that I don't need to sell any of it, but if I do, it's not going to change my life either way.
I do have a decent chunk of money invested in a silver ETF though, which is a paper stack.  I know some people have different opinions regarding ETFs, but for me, this is how I will time my silver purchases and sales.  It's just an asset to be turned into cash when the price is high.

I am currently behind schedule, the cost of every day living and damn income taxes has cut into my stacking ability.  Hopefully I can double up somewhere and get to my stacking goals by end of the year.

Had the postie sweating today 

You can lift a London good delivery 400oz gold bar at the bank of england museum in London. Interest afternoon if you've never been before