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Hi I have a 5oz ital preziosi, my inbox if full atm but let me know if interested on here

I'm not sure of my ring size but I could get a piece put in if too small, think I'm a t could you send pics mate

Damn it I have no idea lol its been a while since I used the forum. I'm basically looking to exchange for a keeper ring so il change it

I'm open to offers do I have to set a price or can't I just have offers?

Hi I have a few items I'm looking to exchange for a mens keeper ring please see below 2016 half sov unopened I believe this is Melbourne mint North Korean silver proof limited edition of 500 silver coin More details to be added

Not sure if it's too late to enter? If it's not too late I'm in with a 1oz silver britannia Let me know please

The Charles sovs won't sell out buddy they mint them all year

Where did you buy it, interested to look what else they sell

Looking at this article could give us a clue as to what the next sovereign will look like. Royal Mint strikes first coins for King featuring image of the monarch https://mol.im/a/11363405

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Any ideas guys?? 😀

Hi guys I'm looking for your opinions on the value of this half sovereign, Marsh rates it as rare. Around only 470 ever minted. (less than the proofs that year) still in original card. Ideas on pricing please?

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Even if this is the case, surely the RMs only supplier would be the bank of England? Sourcing elsewhere would require large premiums to pay for the import. This could be the case with higher premium coins such as brits but with the low premiums on sovs surely they would lose money if sourced elsewhere

By this calculation our reserves would hold enough gold to (very approximately) produce another 34 million sovereigns. Then assuming 500k sovs or gold equivalent produced a year from 1999 to 2022 would mean approx 11.5million sovs gone. Therfore our reserves would currently only contain another 22.5million sovs equivalent or roughly 50 years at 500k gold sovs or equiv a year until we run out of gold 🤔 As I said very rough calcs there but interesting to think about. What will we do when it's gone and how will that affect our gold prices. Particularly looking at national debt increasing removing likelihood of more gold coming in

I would but iv lost it all somewhere on route 66

So you had a boat with your gold on and it sunk? Or is this a pun / innuendo, because that sounds terrible 🤔

Thanks for this great insight 👍

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Nicee! Would love to see a pic of the 22 tube if you got chance, I too am easily diverted by shiny stuff 🤣👍 would you say this forum has been the best place for you sourcing the best price for your sovs? Thanks for the luck same to you buddy

I'm intrigued as to how much success the people of this forum have had in terms of consistently stacking particularly in terms of sovereigns. I've seen a lot of information that suggests (particularly in the UK) that stacking sovereigns is the preferred choice for bullion stackers. So I guess I'm posting this to find out your experiences and success / to understand what setbacks you may have endured. And any tips and tricks to look out for along the way should one consider taking the sov route. Any feedback is appreciated. Cheers. 👍

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Much appreciated, can I just say I think I might have to change my pants after looking at your stack

I can't find them after a search, could you share a link to purchase please 😊