Ukbullionfan

Not in this thread I don’t no.

Maybe you got lucky when you purchased them. The smaller coins always carry a higher premium the smaller you go. 

Fry ups the morning after are so sexy.

Cool story bro.

TSF meet up followed by the formation of TSF F.C. I know a few ex pros that wouldn’t mind making a few cameo’s lol. This will be be funded by @LawrenceChard

I’m up for anything tbh. Butlins ? Lol

6 minutes ago, Gypsy said:

Got another small delivery today. 1oz and 1g pamp. Brand new bars.
Over spent and thinking what I should do now. Lol

You Know what to do  introduce them to there long lost cousin Valcambi. Lol

1 minute ago, Paul said:

Get a Blackpool meet up arranged I might pop down for a weekend on the pop and a game of poker 

I would take you up on poker but I’ve quit gambling all together since 31at December last year so I would just watch lol. We could pay Lawrence a visit lol

I can travel anywhere I have plenty of free time now days lol.

Ok no one then lol. 

So lads when lads and lasses the next meet up ? Also who drinks what? I love my brandy and when I’m feeling like I want to be Peter Pan I head for the whisky. 🥃

2 percent over spot now ? 🤯

BRB , off to smash up my kitchen. 😂

18 hours ago, BullionMan89 said:

I have one, costs me around £100 a year which I think is pretty good value really. I've never had to tell anybody what is in there although as mentioned there are a list of things you can't store (illegal/dangerous covers all of these things I think). It's mostly for peace of mind really and although the contents are not insured I am very impressed with the security at the vault that I use. Not sure what you mean about HMRC though, they wouldn't know what was in there but when you come to sell you would still have to pay CGT if applicable. 

100 a year ? That’s decent I bet that’s where you live though and not London:(

Does anyone know a good place in London for it ?

So I’m thinking of using one. What’s the best for value for money ? Is it worth it ? Could the outlay go to a sov over the cause of the year instead ? Is it safe from hmrc becasue of capital gains tax etc. does the details of the contents be divulged to them ? Anyway would love some advice on this .

7 minutes ago, Orpster said:

Chards have the 2022 piedfort back in stock (£1450 plus post)

https://www.chards.co.uk/2022-piedfort-gold-proof-sovereign-platinum-jubilee/16348?utm_source=stock-alert-email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=stock_alert

In what year will this specific coin be worth 10k ??? Everyone make your predictions now and once it’s worth that price I will sell mine and the winner of the guess gets a free ounce of silver and a Nando’s chicken sampler

I also sold the proofs to my dealer. I had a few emotions words with them before I let them go. It was a cute and sexy ride but it’s time to go our separate ways and explore what else is out there. I hope who ever takes them looks after them the way I did

1 minute ago, paulmerton said:

Look what's back in stock

2 sets left...

https://www.royalmint.com/sovereign/2022-three-coin-gold-proof-set/

I was tempted then I saw the shipping within 16 weeks . Spring time lol 

It wasn’t me that took that photo by the way. My skills are not quite at that level yet lol.

This post has run its course. Sold both for £370 and I gave them free postage unlike some some dealers I know

£1600 by close of business Friday ? If this Happens I will ………. (You tell me) lol.

1 minute ago, Orpster said:

Checking recently sold prices so you have something to work with now I have given advise, these are all on eBay for raw versions - all subject to up to 12.8% in fee's:

2019 £430-£490

2020 £440-£610

2021 £395-£500

As you can see the 2020 has a range with a higher top end, and two recent sales were £600 & £610 but generally lower.  One of the 2020 sales is also clearly a bullion coin, the posting even has a picture of the original invoice that states bullion on it.  I stick by my comment that £1400 is a good and fair offer:

Also as a caveat, beware relying too much on eBay to gauge prices.  It is not unknown for people to price gauge by bidding on each others coins then cancelling the sale after completion to raise the average and top prices of coins.

I really appreciate this comment dude and the dudillegence <——- along with taking photos by spelling skills are not something I would be putting on any CV tbh. Lol. Thanks again dude great in-depth analysis will have to start calling you the Gary Neville of Bullion.

I think I will take the dealers offer for all three at £1400 but when it was mentioned above there wasn’t a mintags figure for 2020 that’s making me think.

3 minutes ago, Orpster said:

That's not a bad price at all from a dealer.

My local jeweller offers £20 under spot price on sovereigns and £20 over when selling, though can be less if you buy a few.  Cash only and under the counter.  Never sell to him obviously but have bought a few

As in Proofs ?

2 minutes ago, LawrenceChard said:

A bid price of £330 each is astoundingly low with the intrinsic gold content of a sovereign at about  £358. That's about an 8% discount.

Was it from a jeweller of pawnbroker? It could harldy be from a real bullion dealer. It's such a rip-off price!

😎

Sup LC ? Thanks for the comment. Star struck right now 🫣. Anyway yeh it was a jeweller. I’m selling 2019,2020 and 2021 proof sovs to him for a total of £1400 this week and was going to sell the coins I’ve just mentioned to him too. I’m not sure if the proofs I’m selling to him are low but I doubt they will sell for much more on here.