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Oh my. That's a thing.  💛
[Now I have to go and sing my special song for a couple of hours. "I only stack for value, I only stack for value"]

£400

My alternative view here:
Who has the authority to confiscate your zero counter risk product? Who did you give that authority to? Would it be the same people that take a slice of your income at source, on all purchases, for owning a home, driving a car, inheriting and even dying? 
Any residual leftover money you may have has its purchasing power eroded and destroyed with inflation. This is when they decide to make more money because they didn't have the funds available from all the prior theft, without public consultation, a form of hidden tax basically. 
The one thing you have that protects you from all the aforementioned, and your worried they may take it off you?
My advice is F them. Say and give them nothing.

£400

£400

£400

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🌟🌎 For sale here is a lovely selection of gold coins from around the world! 🌎🌟
Please note that due to volume I have not attached individual photos of every coin here, but that I have all individual photos to hand and ready to send on request. Please do not hesitate to contact me for close-up photos of the coins you are interested in!
Also note that I am a UK-based seller and that the USD amounts are approximate. Provided I receive the exact amount in GBP all is good. 👍🏻
The pieces and prices are as follows.
🇺🇸 USA 10 Dollars 1900-S (San Francisco) – Liberty Head – Better Date – £1,350 GBP ($1,680 USD)
🇺🇸 USA 10 Dollars 1908-D (Denver) – Indian Head – Better Date – £990 GBP ($1,230 USD)
🇮🇹 Kingdom of Naples (Italian States) 40 Lire 1813 – Joachim Murat – £1,400 GBP ($1,740 USD)
🇮🇹 Kingdom of Sardinia (Italian States) 20 Lire 1817-L (Turin) – Vittoria Emanuele I – £800 GBP ($995 USD)
🇷🇴 Romania 20 Lei 1890-B (Bucharest) – Carol I – £820 GBP ($1,020 USD)
🇫🇷 France 50 Francs 1868-A (Paris) – Napoleon III (Laureate) – £950 GBP ($1,180 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1848-A (Paris) – Early Angel – Scarcer Two-Year Type – £650 GBP ($810 USD)
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1874-A (Paris) – Lucky Angel – £345 GBP ($430 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1876-A (Paris) – Lucky Angel – £345 GBP ($430 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1898-A (Paris) – Lucky Angel – £345 GBP ($430 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs AN12 (1803)-A (Paris) – Early Napoleon I – £500 GBP ($620 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs AN13 (1804)-A (Paris) – Early Napoleon I – £425 GBP ($530 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1808-M (Toulouse) – Napoleon I – £395 GBP ($490 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1811-A (Paris) – Napoleon I – £360 GBP ($450 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1815-A (Paris) – Louis XVIII (Dressed) – £400 GBP ($500 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1819-A (Paris) – Louis XVIII (Nude) – £385 GBP ($480 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1820–Q (Perpignan) – Louis XVIII (Nude) – £470 GBP ($585 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇫🇷 France 20 Francs 1830-A (Paris) – Charles X – £450 GBP ($560 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇧🇪 Belgium 20 Francs 1874 – Léopold II – £345 GBP ($430 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇨🇭 Switzerland 20 Francs 1886-B (Bern) – Libertas – £380 GBP ($470 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇳🇱 Province of Utrecht (Dutch Republic) 1 Ducat 1761 – Later Type – £650 GBP ($810 USD)
🇭🇺 Hungary 20 Korona 1898-KB (Kremnica) – Franz Joseph I – £410 GBP ($510 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇭🇺 Hungary 10 Korona 1892-KB (Kremnica) – Franz Joseph I – £230 GBP ($285 USD) SOLD! 🔨
🇿🇦 South African Republic (ZAR) 1 Pond 1898 – £460 GBP ($570 USD)
Fully-insured Royal Mail Special Delivery to mainland UK is included in the prices.
International orders over £1,000 GBP ($1,240 USD) qualify for free insured shipping. Shipping on international orders below this amount costs $20 USD.
Payment via bank transfer/wire to UK business bank account or personal USD account. PayPal friends and family cryptocurrency are also accepted.
Thank you! ⭐️

Dear all,
With some sadness I write to confirm that monsmoy died recently. It was an unexpected death and I am beyond sure he will be a great miss to everyone.
He was the perfect gentleman and had a real eye for beautiful coins. His collection is a thing of beauty and will no doubt provide for his family as he wanted.
In order to give the family some privacy I am not posting specific details, but I am considering a small auction to raise money for a charity in his name. More to follow on that.
In the meantime, his wife will be looking to reset the password here in order to make sure that all pending deals are satisfactorily completed. If you do have any outstanding business please message him. If it helps, I am happy to take messages and share them directly.
As a last point, I thought I would repost one of his helpful messages. He always had time even when he was learning himself, and this message reflects that:
 
“The whole discussion regarding collecting, stacking and liquidity is interesting and there will be differing views.  I, too, am relatively new to the the world of physical PM, but have some thoughts:
1.  Silver coins are nice, but I question the real sense if truly stacking.  Are we really thinking that at some point we would use them in exchange for goods and services?  Is there a high risk that once you start buying coins, the greed monster kicks in and, where you may have deliberately said "split between Brits and Maples" only, it soon turns into Kooks, Krugers (ASEs if someone is selling cheaper than normal) etc? Also, they tarnish!
2.  One common maxim is that you watch the gold versus silver ratio.  Whilst the number is deemed high, as now at a little under 80:1, you buy silver.  When that number drops, perhaps to 50, you sell the silver and buy gold.  If you follow this, then why not just buy manageable bars (10oz, 250g to 1kg)?
3. Everyone considers different factors when discussing the future of silver. My hope is that any manipulation of the price is relaxed/stopped, but I am also conscious that something seismic may catch us all off guard as Govs could introduce measures to control the price in line with a growing industrial consumption (Indeed, something sooner may happen if the bank exposure is truly understood). If the former, and the aforementioned ratio rebalances, the stackers are quids in with multiple 100% ROI. If the latter, we could all be sitting with dead ducks and wishing we just bought gold.
4. Sovs v Brits.  Yes, Sovs theoretically are easier to sell on at a time of need.  If you are in a time of need, is £360 or £720 going to be sufficient?  
5. If saving for the future, ergo the long investment, then the common cry is the cost now and the premium is less important (than if you are flipping). If you are saving for the future, perhaps you are investing a set amount per month, then surely it's best still to buy the highest amount at the lowest premium?  The aesthetics and heart needs to take a second place to a more business approach.  Of course you can go down the more specific long term investment, buying a rare coin or sets of highly graded or similar, but that is another game and not stacking.
6. Consider the current CGT and VAT rules.
7. A couple of final thoughts: 
a) Collecting coins, gold or silver, can be addictive. Don't get attached
b) There are many sovereigns; there are many different Au and Ag coins. Limit your horizon
c) Consider storage space and insurance
d) Talk to people that have been in this market for sometime.  I have found people on TSF to be extraordinarily kind when sharing advice and thoughts as well as services
7. Last point is that I wager that what you are planning now, your strategy, will have changed within 12 months.
All the best with whatever you do.“
 
With huge appreciation.
Andrew.
 
@ChrisSilver is aware this message is being posted. 

Looks in nice condition to the admittedly untrained eye, really close up photos taken, 
£575 incl post I think this is a fair price but for this coin would be happy to listen to offers (I usually dont 😂😂)
BT and UK only please.
Cheers

Hello folks, 
This is the second in the Norse gods series.  The God Odin and his weapon of power, Gungnir.  It is depicted with his ravens,  Huginn and Muninn who are his eyes and ears.
The bars have a minimum combined weight of 2.8 troy ounces.  I have several sets available as well as a couple of the Thor and Mjolnir sets left.
All bars have been tested for purity and then laser hallmarked by the Edinburgh Assay office.
Will be gift boxed and supplied with a COA
Price is £112 plus postage
Payment by bank transfer to a UK business bank account or PPFF
Thanks for looking 
 
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