RobT

Hello Bud, I'll take a tube of 20

Hello mate - i'll take 10 if still available, cheers

Welcome Keith...also @Scootermuppet - well funny mad house statement! So true - shiny addiction site!

Only just joined this forum a few minuets ago,
I have become a new small stacker, have been thinking about doing so for quite a while.
Hopefully a little investment for my grandchildren in years to come as my grandad did for me so many years ago.
So I've now dipped my toes into the pool.
 

🚩 Good morning everyone ...
While I have two minutes break...
Congrats to @jimjimi for the uncontested win @£260 for this awesome auction (PM coming).
Thanks as always (but not for granted), to all the participants. Your bids were much appreciated. 
Next auction coming soon. 

will pm - take them all
 

And funnily enough - the guy that's selling is the guy that introduced me to this forum!

And funnily enough - the guy that's selling is the guy that introduced me to this forum!

And funnily enough - the guy that's selling is the guy that introduced me to this forum!

And funnily enough - the guy that's selling is the guy that introduced me to this forum!

will pm - take them all
 

will pm - take them all
 

will pm - take them all
 

will pm - take them all
 

800

742

PM'd

Yes, another league, but...wow!🤗

🇦🇱 Albania 20 Franga 1927-V (Vienna) – Prince Skanderbeg – NGC MS65
NGC Cert # 6672278-001: https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/6672278-001/65/
An absolutely sublime specimen present in gem uncirculated condition. Frosty devices and wheat golden fields adorn both the obverse and reverse of this eternally popular type Albanian gold coin!
Tiny mintage of only 5,053!
🏷️ £3,900 including fully-insured shipping.
Payment via bank transfer to UK business bank account.
Gjergj Kastrioti, commonly referred to as Skanderbeg, was a feudal lord and military commander who led an offensive against the Ottoman Empire in an area which is today comprised of the countries of Albania, North Macedonia, Greece, Kosovo, Montenegro, and Serbia.
As a member of the Kastrioti family, Skanderbeg was sent as a hostage to the Ottoman court where he was educated and subsequently entered into the service of the Ottoman sultan. Skanderbeg served the Ottoman sultan for 20 years, rising through the ranks and eventually being appointed as sanjakbey (governor) of the Sanjak of Dibra in the year of 1440.
During the Battle of Niš in 1443, Skanderbeg deserted the Ottomans and became the ruler of Krujë and nearby territories stretching from central Albania. It is here where, in 1444, the small Albanian principalities and fiefdoms were united under Skanderbeg in the League of Lezhë.
Skanderbeg’s military competency and ferocity posed a considerable obstacle to Ottoman expansion in Europe, with many considering him to be a model of Christian resistance to Islam in the 15th century.
The obverse of this spectacular coin features a most extravagant bearded-effigy of Prince Skanderbeg which has become increasingly popular with collectors over the past three years. It’s easy to see why!
The reverse depicts a stoic winged Venetian lion, indicating the Venetian control over the city of Lezhë in which Albanians united under Skanderbeg.
A sublime coin with a fascinating history! 💫




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PM'D
 

Hello mate - will send PM

sent pm
 

I don't really do it to change minds, when you have a belief your mind can't be changed, telling a Socialist that the State is the problem is like telling a Christian that God doesn't exist, in the absence of God they have made the State their religion, simple as. If you want an example, look at the worshipping of the NHS, the seal clapping every thursday was straight out of Orwell.
What I have noticed though, is that there are many that do disagree but they are cowards, speaking means standing out and there is safety in the herd, so they keep their heads downto go unnoticed; they are the reason why I speak up, so that they know that they are not alone.

I've had the argument countless times, they have been indoctrinated to believe that the prolem is the lack of regulations, in heavily regulated markets, you can see the confusion in their eyes once you point it out.
Take the banks, the housing bubble was caused when the state intervened and forced the banks to alter their requirements, at that points they created the catastrophe and when it all went down, through more regulations, banks were bailed out.
They complain that we need more regulations because there are not enough houses and they cost too much, yet, there are not enough houses and they cost too much because of state regulations, because once you buy land you need permission to build anything and when you do big builds the councils want their cut, they demand that they are given council housing as a share of the build, and obviously they raise the price of the other units. But obviously the useful idiots complain that is all the fault of the capitalist greed, meanwhile their greedy arses demand that the state provides to them for free.

And right there is the con ... governments are supposed to serve their people, no-one else.  The reality is that they actually serve a higher power ... take your pick but my guess is currently the WEF which even our new king of the UK has shown allegiance to.