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A bit late but I’ll just sneak in a cheeky £55

2 hours ago, modofantasma said:

Just check that the price is worked out per fine weight 

For example 1 oz of 9ct gold for $1956 is not the same as 1 oz 24ct for the same price.

9ct is 38% I think? So $1956 x 38% would be the spot price $743 

Might seem obvious but I've seen lots advertising 100g of silver coins for what would be spot price for 100g of pure silver when they're actually 50% and therefore advertising at double spot price 

Thank you for the advice. 
 

I’ll keep a look out for the right spot prices then. 
:)

5 minutes ago, Rains said:

Or buy off here members are great and deals are good i would stick to 999 unless it a piece you really like 

That’s a good idea! 
I’m new to this so I’ll keep an eye out now

2 minutes ago, TommyTwoShots said:

Yes, particularly below spot

Ah okay, i’ve just always been curious if I’m making a mistake buying any. 
 

thanks for your reply.

Should I save up for Nice new coins (that always have massive Premiums whenever I look) or keep going to my local coin shops and buying any random silver of varying purity (as long as it’s a reasonable price)

If I can buy Gold below spot or at spot but it’s 9ct or 14ct is it still worth getting? 
 

I’ve seen 6ct Gold in the US and it seems crazy. 

I’m here to chat about metals and buy and sell them too! 
 

can’t wait to see everything this site has to offer!