Maxx546

I've been the same up to a couple of years ago I only had 3 proofs in my collection..which I got at a good price around spot price... but got side tracked buying Jubilee and memorial proof sovereigns and sets , all together I have spent around £10,000 on these proof sovereigns ... I still think these are a good buy for the future..But no more proofs for me from now on ...back to buying bullion as I originally started

Silver Platinum and Palladium have all gone on an upward trend today ..yet gold has dropped...will gold follow the trend as the above later on this afternoon... or will it drop more ... I've a feeling it's going to drop a little more

Carnt see inflation coming down.. more than likely it will go up soon come Autumn and winter.. two big factors are they have cut oil production and now Russia has pulled out of the grain deal and blocked the ports in the black sea ..Prices are going to rise substantially...The government can spin it how they want but Hyperinflation is just around the corner and coming to you very soon

Wouldn't be surprised if it's around £795

Just got an email from Royal Mint about the Coronation sovereign Quite like it being the first Charles sovereign with G&D on the reverse.. But wont be going through RM if I decide to get any ..and you will probably be looking at Christmas before they start sending any out after the last performance with the Memorial sovereigns

Looks like The Royal Mint IT department have made another so called error..They are back online again... cannot see me dealing with these buffoons ever again..

This seems a good price for the 4 coin set https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/295586689090?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=EiKeOHuBQ7q&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=tX1yzNkzRB-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Looks like capsule to me

Bullion sovereigns are the way to go in my opinion.. if you manage to buy one sovereign every 2 months its 6 sovereigns a year and can soon mount up over a few years ..but wishing all the best in stacking in the near future my friend

Dont know how they worked them house prices out ...must of been taken from London house prices.. certainly not from up north lol... The upkeep, times when empty, tenants not paying their rent and tax can take quite a bit of your rental income... and the time and effort you put into them .. I would go for gold anyday of the week

It does make you think... l started looking at the gold market around 2010 and how much gold had gone up from 2000 to then..and changed my mind about property.. £180 an oz in 2000 to around £800 an oz in 2010 ..it really was a no brainer.. Best thing I ever done.. Gold will go up and down ...But if you plan on keeping it as a mid to long term investment you won't fail.. just think what it could be in another 10-20 years time

I was into property for a good few years the last house I bought was for £48,000 cash in 2000 ...That house is now worth aprox £150,000 now in today's prices.. If I had put £48,000 in 1 oz gold coins at aprox £180 an oz at the time 265 1 oz coins it would have made me aprox £424,000 today going at £1600 a oz ... No brainer as far as I'm concerned..that's why I sold up all my houses and put a big chunk into gold

Carn't see it happening..Big lay off's coming soon, energy prices set to go up in the next month or so plus interest rates set to rise .. people are struggling now paying their mortgage.. lots of people are going to lose their homes and will flood the market..no way will house prices hold their price or go up in price.. I'm glad I got out of the property market and sold all my houses when I did .. Gold and cash for me at the moment...maybe land or forestry if it comes up at the right price ..

So true mate ...Got to be in it for the long haul... only ever sell if it's for necessity..

Lol I do agree with you on some aspects of what you say ...But the vast majority do buy from these dealers..if they didn't they wouldn't exist...go on most dealers sites and they are going for about the same price around £1200 and may well be over inflated ... But they seem to get it right on the Bullion price around £800 for 2 sovereigns and they are not over inflated.. If the price for these proof Jubilee sovereigns are so much over priced I'm sure they wouldn't sell and they would have to drop their prices on them and still make a good profit if they are getting them for around £800... as for the pf70 not going at £900 there could be a few factors.. ie dont like them stabbed.. personally I dont like them never have and another factor is it would have been the start of the new year and money can get tight around that time... I mostly collect bullion only have about 20-25 proof coins in my collection and got most of them at around bullion price... But I do think both the 2022 proof sovereigns are a very good long time investment..