SovereignBishop

Get to auction and buy some scrap!

I share similar concerns but can't ignore it completely.
If I could only choose one metal for some reason or I was starting now I would have to choose gold primarily but having first got silver a few years back starting from the low teens £ per oz it's a pro and a con... Makes it seem expensive now (partly due to higher spot but also premium % is higher) but puts a good bit of profit margin should I sell now. 

£10ks worth

There’s a 2012 for sale in the forum right now for £350. I thought it would have been snapped up.

Just bashed the bank account for more of that shiny golden bullion stuff. Less calories than those golden coins M&S are selling. That's probably it for me for a while now due to funds or rather a lack of!
However if anyone is good at peddling a get away car and can get hold of a shooter then I'll provide some stockings and we can go blagging to fund our metal habits...

The result can be clearly seen, though it is still tarnished to a degree

The process can be repeated for better results.

It brings a whole new meaning to the words "Captain's log, star date 2340".

Would be good if the RM did a BOGOF deal.
I would ask them but they would probably tell me to BOGOFF.
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At that price, I think I’ll take two!

Hello All, a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
I have been watching You Tube videos for a little while trying to educate myself on Gold and Silver and from there heard about this Forum.  I am (loosely) a stacker, but do have to fight the urge to buy sets.  For example, I am keen to build a run of RM Valiant 10oz coins and am always open to adding another 1kg PM Kook or Koala should it come up at an attractive price (yes, gutted I have just missed one!).  The more I see the price of 1oz silver coins increase, the easier I find buying bigger denominations (bars or coins) rather than broadening the coin collection.  Still cannot understand why a 1oz silver Eagle is so much more expensive than a 1oz silver Britannia?
Looking forward to reading peoples thoughts on the prices, trading and buying more.
 

Forum membership is a fantastic investment.  I am a member of a number of organisations / societies, none which offer the value of TSF.
I have no “association” other than being a member.
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Dicker

I’m going to assume that because you live in the U.K., you probably only want to stack British silver coins.
But if you aren’t oppose to other countries’ silver coins, then I would suggest U.S. and Canadian coins. U.S. coins were silver up until 1964 and Canadian coins were silver up until 1967. I only suggest these because they are plentiful and no other reason. And I have a love for the older Canadian silver dollars.

I think I’ll keep mine 🤩

I didn't realise Marks and Spencer had started selling coins! 😎
Our local M&S is on Victoria Road, so I should have suspected.