Gunnerwood

Great prices matey... had to show some restraint i must admit

KCIII Britannia 2024 silver coins
£537.5/tube plus postage 
20 tubes available 
Must sold all at this price, if there not enough buyers the listing will be withdrawn. 
Please PM your interest 
Payment only after all tubes are confirmed sold.

1 oz 2021 Britannia SOLD. 
2 qty remain.

Oh go on, PM incoming. 

Oh go on, PM incoming. 

Oh go on, PM incoming. 

Oh go on, PM incoming. 

2021 Brits for £1610 plus postage.

@Kitalon Speaking from my own observations in the market and my own perspective on this matter, I think the answer to this question highly depends on your exit strategy. But in the end, both options can be liquid when selling.
If we are talking about normal bullion coins: If the spotprice of gold should rise substantially; then like mentioned before: PM dealers (and rich people) will have less problems buying a 1oz coin from you. If you want to sell peer to peer in private however, not everyone will have the cash readily available to afford full ounces. As a result that the market pool you are selling to, becomes smaller.
Yes the premiums are lower on the bigger gold. So is it a okay to stack/collect fractional gold? Imo yes, even if they command a higher premium at purchase. Most often you will get the premium back when you sell peer to peer. And if gold price keeps rising over time, that premium will be easily surpassed by new all time highs. You will also have a bigger market pool of buyers when selling, because it’s more affordable for the average-money-making stackers/collectors in our society. Another plus is you can also liquidate smaller portions of your stack, depending on how much you want to cash out. Another important thing to keep in mind is the risk of loss during shipping (in case of selling peer to peer). Yes, even when tracked a package can get lost or stolen. For a lot of sellers and buyers, shipping a 1oz is much more stressfull and risky then shipping a 1/10oz.
In conclusion, in my opinion there is a future for both 1oz and smaller gold.
 

Lovely piece of history in a nice capsule.
£60 + post
Bt only

Duplicate clearout continues.
A chance to purchase both of the 1oz Gold Britannia's from a uniquely memorable year.
2023 QE11 SOLD
2023 KC111 £1625 inc Sd
Basically spot plus post
Excellent bullion condition supplied in caps the coins you see are the ones you will receive.
Bank transfer only
Post on Monday 5th Feb
More photos availed on request.

Essentially it preserves the value. £1000 May only be worth £7-800 in a year or 2 but in that time £1000 worth of gold will appreciate and keep in line with inflation. If not better. It’s a great analogy IMO

100%! Discretion is key!

This 👆🏼

Essentially it preserves the value. £1000 May only be worth £7-800 in a year or 2 but in that time £1000 worth of gold will appreciate and keep in line with inflation. If not better. It’s a great analogy IMO

100%! Discretion is key!

Perhaps not put all your eggs in one basket but it shows the value of gold. Look at the interest rate in savings accounts over last few years. What you have invested there and then compare if you had the same amount in gold and bought x amount the time years ago how much the price has increased and thus your profit. 

There is a place for everything. The way I see there is a place for gold, a place for physical cash and a place for a saving account.
For example, you need an emergency fund in case terrible hit the fun and you need them NOW, do you want to have it in gold? How quickly could you convert it? And when do you intend of using those funds? Is that something to save for your retirement or is it for a project in the next 6/12/18 months? Could you maybe get a better return in the short term just by shoving them in a saving account and save yourself the aggrievance of looking for gold for a good price, having it shipped and having to resell it a year down the line?
There isn't a magic answer, we all have different requirements, only you can find out how to match yours.
The best solution I can offer is to stop overthinking, deal with it one step at the time and tailor the plan as you go along.

Essentially it preserves the value. £1000 May only be worth £7-800 in a year or 2 but in that time £1000 worth of gold will appreciate and keep in line with inflation. If not better. It’s a great analogy IMO

Perhaps not put all your eggs in one basket but it shows the value of gold. Look at the interest rate in savings accounts over last few years. What you have invested there and then compare if you had the same amount in gold and bought x amount the time years ago how much the price has increased and thus your profit. 

Anytime. Good luck with building your stack. 

Perhaps not put all your eggs in one basket but it shows the value of gold. Look at the interest rate in savings accounts over last few years. What you have invested there and then compare if you had the same amount in gold and bought x amount the time years ago how much the price has increased and thus your profit. 

Essentially it preserves the value. £1000 May only be worth £7-800 in a year or 2 but in that time £1000 worth of gold will appreciate and keep in line with inflation. If not better. It’s a great analogy IMO

Anytime. Good luck with building your stack. 

Anytime. Good luck with building your stack.