Paul

Would be lovely

back to £1600 Wonga was right $400oz next stop . . . . . . .

i may chance my arm with the 2oz silver set tomorrow at launch - but not going for the 2oz gold to keep the series going Anyone think im making a mega stupid decision not going for the 2oz gold set tomorrow ??

@James32 ^^^^ FYI ^^^^^

Today, the half sovereign has now replaced the full sovereign officially as the coin of choice to stack for the " Average Man on the Street "

ive had my works van over 8 years years and it hasn't doubled in value, i call her Credit Suisse

are not allowed to discuss mintage prior to launch - embargoed but my AC manager said they had listened to customer feedback and mintage was much lower for this set

from BBP newsletter Gold hits new all-time high in UK as banking crisis grows Gold has hit a new UK price record for the second time this year following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank on Friday. The failure of the regional US bank has sparked a wave of fear across financial markets, slashing billions off of the value of banks around the world. So far gold has hit a new peak of £1,599.26 per ounce today, beating February's previous record of £1,592, and with market fear spreading to impact banks globally, it seems that £1,600 per ounce could be reached at any moment. Even in the US gold is up more than 6% in the past week, hitting $1,930.52 today, and could soon pass $2,000 per ounce. Gold has seen strong gains this week following the collapse of SVB, including a new UK record. Markets had seemed somewhat calmer on Tuesday following the intervention of the Federal Reserve to safeguard SVB deposits, and the purchase of SVB's UK branch by HSBC. The collapse in share price for Credit Suisse today however has once again put bank stocks in the firing line, with trading suspended on many shares due to steep losses. Credit Suisse is currently down 27.7% in trading today, with their primary investor ruling out any further liquidity from them. The collapse of Credit Suisse would be considered another Lehman Brothers moment, which many will remember kicked off the financial crisis in 2008. Fear is already spreading quickly throughout the market, and demand for precious metals has risen significantly, prompting the busiest ever Sunday for BullionByPost. It is unclear how deep this crisis will go, and how quickly events will progress, but for gold this is just another addition to an already positive outlook, and it is hard to imagine that today's new record will stand for long given the current market conditions.

£1610 nearly breached, approaching up +5% for the week

the returns process and posting up photos damaged coins is all part of the fun to

im just a young pup though

my cheapest gold was a 1/2 gold coin aussie nugget from @arshimo2012for £370 back in 08/2015 those were the days, all of us moaning and groaning "gold should be trading much higher than this ggrrrhhhhh the markets rigged and manipulated "

Gold Price in USD $per Troy Ounce for Last Week Au Current Price $1,927.00 Week Change +5.65% $+102.99 Week high $1,930.52 Week low $1,812.36 Gold Price in GBP £ per Troy Ounce for last week Au Current Price £1,602.97 Week Change +4.19% £+64.52 Week high £1,602.97 Week low £1,527.48 Its certainly on the move Stateside for the week

Browns Bottom

@James32 used to buy a sovereign a month day soon itll be one every 6 months other day

What was announced around 9.30am this morning when the spike started ? Bet it was the Royal Mint so they can hike the price of tomorrows new GE release

Nearly 90:1 gold to silver ratio now if anyone fancies taking their profits and going all in on SLV

Wonga was apparently wrong - to da'mooooooooooooooon !!! £1600oz broken !!!

Told him too dear to buy both in one swoop or i would have bought one ( the good side! )

I'm ac manager said the same but didn't say how many. I still said no

We're dropping. Wonga was right next stop $400oz soon, next stop. Sell sell sell wah dooooooooooommmed!!!!

I'm not participating but I'll be here for the launch queue

All these are small snowflakes on the slope, then . . . . . . . . The avalanche:(

Gold seems very stable today