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I had one before and sold it...kind of regretted it as it was nice to have a piece I didn't mind handling. I do remember it being a bugger to sell though so this one at basically spot works for me.

I know but I've not bought much recently and this is a nice big chunk that might just tip me over the kg of gold mark, need to add it up.
 Anyway, deals done, all paid and happy with the price. 
 So much for trying to get cash together and not buying gold for a while...that plan never works out does it?

I know but I've not bought much recently and this is a nice big chunk that might just tip me over the kg of gold mark, need to add it up.
 Anyway, deals done, all paid and happy with the price. 
 So much for trying to get cash together and not buying gold for a while...that plan never works out does it?

I know but I've not bought much recently and this is a nice big chunk that might just tip me over the kg of gold mark, need to add it up.
 Anyway, deals done, all paid and happy with the price. 
 So much for trying to get cash together and not buying gold for a while...that plan never works out does it?

I had one before and sold it...kind of regretted it as it was nice to have a piece I didn't mind handling. I do remember it being a bugger to sell though so this one at basically spot works for me.

I know but I've not bought much recently and this is a nice big chunk that might just tip me over the kg of gold mark, need to add it up.
 Anyway, deals done, all paid and happy with the price. 
 So much for trying to get cash together and not buying gold for a while...that plan never works out does it?

I know but I've not bought much recently and this is a nice big chunk that might just tip me over the kg of gold mark, need to add it up.
 Anyway, deals done, all paid and happy with the price. 
 So much for trying to get cash together and not buying gold for a while...that plan never works out does it?

I had one before and sold it...kind of regretted it as it was nice to have a piece I didn't mind handling. I do remember it being a bugger to sell though so this one at basically spot works for me.

I'll have it

Been saying since the days I first got eyes on the 2022 memorial sovereign!    
 
 

I must confess to being guilty of this at times however I just see it as starting a negotiation, as a buyer I'll always look to start low and we can work our way up. As a seller I never take offence to a low offer, it's not a big deal to say no or make a counter.
 My bugbear is people making low offers publicly, not sure why that just seems wrong.
 At the moment pricing is weird too, you'll see someone offer a jubillee or memorial sov at 385 and the next person wants 400.  I usually assume that they do this to give room to negotiate down the way.
 

Offers are fine no issues but it's when you get spot or below offers 
If we're shrewd why would a seller accept a below spot offer doesn't make sense 
 

Wouldnt say people are shrewd there is a culture change on here for the worst, limited community, limited exchanges or swapsies just people want the lowest and frankly at time Insulting prices 
I had a message yesterday to sell my graded kroner MS64 at spot, a shrewd buyer would pay above that as the coin is worth over £250 all day long 
So not shrewd just rude never would that have happened on here a year ago 

The lighting is really c**p at the place where I have my deposit box and I hadn't got my coronation set back from grading yet.
 
Modest by some standards here but not bad for about 2 and a half years. I do love my queens beast collection as that was a chore to collect without massively overspending.
 Not too far away from a kilo, I would be there by now but my recent forays in to proof have impacted on 'weight' as a priority.

And it's back to r/cryptocurrecy for you.

I hate liars, thieves and deceivers, so I'm regularly triggered by claims about crypto and telekinesis. Not a crypto rant but you are 100% correct. If BTC was a perfect entity, or if any crypto was perfect, they would price everything in crypto, not price crypto in fiat. It shows the hypocrisy and the true intentions of those in crypto - make a boatload of fake magic internet money, exchange it for what they consider to be REAL money (fiat) then become rich. Holding a bunch of crypto doesn't make you rich, you need fiat and/or gold and hard assets. Imagine the nerve it takes to call a make believe digital currency that has zero tactile presence in the material world, "hard money". It's so soft you could sleep with the entire world's supply under your mattress. Try doing that with gold, silver or fiat

It's just that you read this thread and the amount of people going on about 'buying the dip', ruing missing buying at 20quid an ounce less etc. I do just feel people are being a bit overdramatic really. 
 

It's just that you read this thread and the amount of people going on about 'buying the dip', ruing missing buying at 20quid an ounce less etc. I do just feel people are being a bit overdramatic really. 
 

This is the reality of the curse of gold, most people will not be able to buy enough for the change in price to make any real world difference. 
 
Let’s say the “stackers dream” came true, there’s been that moon moment caused by economic collapse.  
 
Gold is now 5x more over night, is this really life changing?  Not to mention if there is some kind of economic collapse food and medicine will go up factors more than gold and silver.  

Question to all. 
How many X  does gold have to go by to change your life?  Pay the mortgage and all debt off,  or have enough to buy a hyper car and yacht you always dreamed of. 

And the million pound question, the day it goes to the moon…….who gonna buy it?  We will all be millionaires in gold with next to zero means to convert it into other goods and services 🤣
 
I will set my rate now 1 sovereign for one of my tins of beans. 
 
 

I mean who hear is really buying enough that 5 or 10 quid on a soverign either way makes much of a difference? 

I mean who hear is really buying enough that 5 or 10 quid on a soverign either way makes much of a difference? 

I mean who hear is really buying enough that 5 or 10 quid on a soverign either way makes much of a difference? 

I mean who hear is really buying enough that 5 or 10 quid on a soverign either way makes much of a difference? 

I mean who hear is really buying enough that 5 or 10 quid on a soverign either way makes much of a difference? 

I mean who hear is really buying enough that 5 or 10 quid on a soverign either way makes much of a difference?