ConnorG

@BackyardBullion can i drop you an email to discuss if that's something you're interested in helping with?

Thanks both for the quick replies. Any recommendations for pricing on the items? I appreciate I wont make a profit, and also in regards to posting, is royal mail special delivery the best option? Or face to face if that's a thing?

Hello everyone, I'm looking to sell 4x 1/10z gold coins and 2oz of silver to put towards a house purchase (also realised that pm's just don't really suit my goals). Any tips or advice on how I should go about this? For context, I have 2x Brits 1x maple and 1x perth mint tiger. I also have the invoices for each coin from various dealers.

Sorry bud, I bought from tavex yesterday in the end. I'll keep you in mind for future reference though, hoping to buy every month or so

Can't imagine it would be take much considering they mint 100,000s, must be a fraction of a percent over spot seeing as they can sell 1oz plus a few percent

Since when did premiums on 1/10oz coins go up from around 18% to 25%? Chards tenth ounce brit is 25% plus £6 shipping, crazy! With spot being what it is I was expecting to pay a little over £170 not £180+

I'll have to have a look at the coin fair, new to all this so would be a good experience 👍🏼

YouTube is dominated by the US market, and many of the gold stackers seem to have local coin shops/dealers that they can walk into and barter to a certain degree and get deals or simply buy their gold in person. Is there anywhere in the UK that we can do this? More specifically anywhere around South Wales? I tend to get paid in cash being self employed and would love to be able to put some aside and go to shop in person once a month and buy rather than do it online. There's just something about purchasing/selling to someone in person.

Not as exciting as I thought then 🙄

Hi guys, newbie to the silver scene here. I found some what I believe to be silver coins whilst cleaning the house earlier and was just wondering if they have any value and are worth holding on to and keeping in my little pouch. A 1941 silver eagle with a hole in it I assume to use as a necklace A 2002 Queen Elizabeth £5 Coin