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FourNinesFine

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  1. Adding that 50p was actually very helpful. What a lovely collection. 

    Unfortunately, being of Welsh heritage, I'm philosophically opposed to any depictions of a slain dragon. (The white one notwithstanding). 😉

    As for picking up both the others... well that's just solid advice, for which I thank you.

  2. I've only been in the game for about 3 weeks so I've only ever known these prices. That said, I know there's a lot to be said for cost avereging, so as I'm in for the long haul, I'm fairly bullish about it as a long-term plan. 

    For me, if I break even in 20 years time, that will still be a win. My 'wealth' will be outside of the system and even if the spot price is at parity with now, I expect that I'll feel like a winner from an inflationary point of view. Anything above that, even better.

    The other thing front of mind for me right now is the Gold : Silver ratio. It sits at c.80 currently. So hypothetically speaking, even I can work out that if I buy into a stack of 80ozt silver now and the ratio moves to 50. I can cash in for 1ozt gold and retain 30ozt silver. That doesn't seem so far-fetched.

    All things considered then, I'll continue stacking - gold for the long term and silver based on the ratio numbers.

    But that's just me. And even my kids know to ignore what I have to say.  ;)

  3. 8 minutes ago, LawrenceChard said:

    Apart from the fact that a well-known Blackpool Coin and Bullion Dealer has sold out of the 2021, and is waiting for a striking, or further striking, of the 2022.

    😎

     

    This would lend itself to the thought that a 'first striking' would be more desirable. Is that a thing? And if so, how are later 'strikings' denoted / differentiated?

  4. As of the time of posting - 10:10am, the Gold - Silver ratio is above 80.

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    Conventional wisdom (as far as I understand it) suggests that this is 'high' and that focussing on silver is a [quote] "correct" strategy.

    I'm new at all this but just wondering if this is the general concensus? Assuming that the ratio will close up at some point.

    Not looking for investment advice, just the conversation around the ratio and people's thoughts more broadly.

  5. 20 minutes ago, TheShinyStuff said:

    Nope. Its not special, like you said just an alternative, like the Valiant, to Brits. I wouldn't pay any more than I would for a Brit. The big 10 ouncers are nice though.

    That's what I thought.  It is pretty, sure enough.

    And it's forced me to confront an existential question. Do I prefer a unicoorn, or a lady in a robe?  Tough call.

  6. I suspect this will be a quick one...

    I discovered the Royal Arms 1oz silver bullion coin yesterday. I don't think I've ever seen mention of it on the forum and I hadn't come it across it when browsing the dealers websites to date.

    So upon finding it on the Royal Mint site, I thought, "ooh, this must be new". But it isn't. It's in its 4th year. So I'm left pondering... what's it for?

    From what I can see, it fills precisely the same niche as the Britannia - namely, a sovereign bullion coin. Other than design it's identical to the Britannia in every other way.

    • 38.61mm
    • .999 fine silver (could do with an extra nine for me!)
    • 1ozt
    • £2 denomination

    It's clearly not a limited edition as it's had multiple mintings now. So, is it simply to add choice to the market? And is there anything that makes it more or less collectable / stackable than the Britannia (it is slightly more expensive).

    Thanks,

     

    FNF.

  7. Hi,

     

    I have Google Authenticator installed and set up on my phone. However, when prompted by TSF to input the code, I get an error saying it's the "wrong code for this community".

    Is there a TSF QR code or registration key that I need so that Google Authenticator knows that it's TSF-related?

    Sorry, I'm a bit dazeed and confused by trying and failing.

    Thanks,

     

    FNF.

  8. Hey welcome!

    If you haven't done already, it may be worth posting a topic in the silver section about cleeaning silver.

    I know nothing about it unfortunately, but I have seen some posts on here where folks have returned purchases because the coins had been cleaned, so worth bearing that in mind. Like I say though, no good listening to me but there are loads of knowledgeable folks on here who I'm sure would be happy to help with info.

  9. 3 hours ago, Bigmarc said:

    A number of times I have looked into buying blanks for a engraving project. Unfortunately here in the the UK they are almost as expensive as a Britannia so I'm not sure it's worth while for a business to make them as rounds and are only really for the stacker community, we are notorious for throwing someone under a bus to save a penny on a Oz.

    Yes, we really do get hammered on silver don't we.  :(

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