Bullioninvester

Full sovereigns:
Victoria: 1886M, 1889, 1889M, 1890, 2x1892M, 1900 (£388 each)
Edward: 1903 (£390)
George: 2x1911, 5x1913 (£386 each)
Elizabeth: 1979, 3x2022 jubilee (£390 each)
 
Half sovereigns:
2x1907, 1910 (£196 each)
 
4x 1/10oz Britannia (£175 each)
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Can I have 2 please

Me to. With the housing/stock market struggling gold will be seen as a safe haven again!  

Surly with the rate that fiat currency is being inflated it’s only going to be going up overall in the next couple of years.

What do you guys think the gold price will be in the next couple of years. Will it break through the £2000 barrier soon?
I personally think it will be £2000 an ounce in the next 5 years with the way things our going and the more informed people are becoming regarding the shambles of a monetary system we have. 

I’ll take 10 please

I’ll take 10 please

It really depends who you ask, are you gonna grade them and when/if you intend to sell 

This is the best coin I’ve found to date with a very low mintage. Think I’ll sick to the more popular one ounces for now though.
THAILAND 5000 Baht BE2517(1974) Rama IX, Conservation : White-eyed River Martin
 

Well as a small head start, just looking at the still image (I haven't watched the video) you have some Victoria Gothic florins, a Victoria Jubilee Head shilling and half crown, a couple of Edward VII florins, a few threepences and sixpences, a crown that is likely to be Victoria, a George V half crown, a florin that is likely to be George V - etc.
Edit - and a George III Cartwheel Penny.
Check for rare dates - especially on the florins, but most of them will only be worth melt value in that condition.  Maybe a little more for the gothic florins, but you may have quite a tough job finding a buyer willing to pay much more.
This resource is helpful on rare dates.  In UK grading terms, most of those coins would not even be considered Fine so they aren't high grade at all.
http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/values/index.html

If you don't mind paying higher premiums you may wish to check a few Thai gold coin offers at Ma-shops. Just bear in mind these are offers from numismatic shops, prices of which are usually set higher than what the coin is actually "worth". Or there's surely going to be a Thai coin sold at some auction sooner or later... 

if you go back and want cheap silver .300 baht premium for a kilo bar.  go here https://www.bowinsgroup.com/productandservice/. it has 7% vat. as a tourist though. you should be able to claim the vat back at the airport. even with the vat, its still cheaper than singapore, or other tax free countries for a kilo bar. i brought 3 back last week in my hand luggage no problem. 

i live in thailand most of the year. im constantly searching gold shops. i have never seen one. jewelry is bullion here. couldnt imagine thais caring for gold coins. i tried selling 2 gold sovs few years back. dealer looked at me like i was an idiot. told me to go to the bank. premiums here are the lowest i have ever seen worldwide  on all gold though. 300 baht (7 quid.) on a 5 baht bar. same gold content as 10 sovs. a gold chain will have less premuim than a standard bullion coin in the west . pretty much everything is 96.5%. you can get bars that are little more high premium. with thai designs. next best thing to coins i guess. you can get anything in gold here.  hand bags. chopsticks. i saw a 10 baht knife and fork the other week. pretty crazy really they they dont have a standard bullion coin that is sold in most goldsmiths. . 

Well there of course are Thai gold coins but none of them seems to be 1oz .999 gold. You can check their full list according to Numista website (not necessarily complete but very likely close to it).
Should you nevertheless wish to get something at least from that region there is a Laotian 1oz tiger gold coin (https://www.apmex.com/product/246165/2022-laos-1-oz-gold-2000-kip-tiger-bu-panthera-tigris) or Cambodian 1oz ... also tiger gold coin (https://goldsilver.be/en/1-oz-30gr-gold/4174-cambodia-30-000-riels-1-oz-gold-lost-tigers-2022-.html). Or some of the several Singaporean 1 ouncers. But if you want to keep it very strict only to countries which you really visited you may have to plan another holiday to these countries soon ☺️

An additional thought:
Very few countries produce gold bullion coins, whether one ounce ones or otherwise. 
To do so competitively requires very efficient production resources, and a degree of commitment.
This is an old list:
https://taxfreegold.co.uk/oneouncegoldcoins.html
No longer actively updated.
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Domain .io = Ionian Islands, and the site does look and sound dodgy, although I have not tried to research it an any depth.
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We could file a bit off a bar:
https://www.chards.co.uk/products?search=Gold+Stamped+10+Baht+Bar+Pre-Owned+Thailand+CAP+Gold
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I thought is would be nice to add coins to my stack from deferent places I have travelled. I’m trying to stick to one ounce coins. 

There's no Thai 1oz bullion gold coin, as far as I can see. Nor 30 gram, for that matter. Any particular reason for looking for one from Thailand specifically?

A quick Google search for "The Bureau of Royal Thai Mint" found:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Thai_Mint
You have just given me the perfect excuse for a tax-deductable business trip to Thailand!
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I looked a few times when on holiday in Bangers, and no dice.
Lots of bars but I couldn’t locate 1ozers.
I suspect these do exist but are hard to find and will turn up from time to time.

I am unoffenable.
Except if anyone takes umbrage to my Shirley Bassey impersonation! 😛

There was a bloke in the pub the other day talking about the value of gold he says its going to drop dramatically maybe as low as £400 oz 
his name was Wonga 😄

Great topic, you now have 3!
 
Might have another U.K. stacker joining you on YouTube soon!