Paul

THE GREAT ENGRAVERS - BENEDETTO PISTRUCCI'S ICONIC ST GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
- REGISTER YOUR INTEREST NOW -
We will only receive a small allocation of Silver / Gold versions, this issue is already highly sought after and we are inviting those interested in the new issue to register their interest with us.
We will do our best to offer all those who pre-register the coin of their choice. Please note that the 2oz gold version is likely to be only 1 per customer, and we operate a first come first served basis.
Any remaining coins will go up for general sale on the day of launch.
PM us if you want to be added to the list.

Spot on Bobby! I was waiting and expecting that as a reply to mine  

Boooooooo!!!!
( Sorry, I'm too drunk to find a gif and work out how to do it on my phone ) 

It was that a fortnight ago 

Boooooooo!!!!
( Sorry, I'm too drunk to find a gif and work out how to do it on my phone ) 

to add to @morezone £5k is the limit for HMRC for a single transaction 
or £10k in cumulative transactions/purchases over a rolling calendar year for established dealers 
Very easy to reach that buying gold 
You have option to purchase in cash from a coin fair but these are only a few times a year, and in most time prices are far from competitive, and you can get them cheaper online  
You may find a dealer/semi professional /hobby dealer who can happily look the other way take cash that'll process "off the books" but you wont find them walking in as "Joe Public" off the street they don't know from Adam. 
I have a local jeweller/pawnbroker who i can get sovereigns for spot or 1%-2% so over spot, but it is only when he has been sat on them for a good while and they haven't shifted sat in the window. He gets rid of dead stock, makes profit from what he paid for it & gets fiat cash to keep in house he can use for his pawn broking, I get super cheap sov - Win Win for us both
I will pay him cash ££ over counter in person but I'm still paying, that percent or two more than he would get Baird & Co will pay him at "trade account rates" that'll be for their melting pot or their stock inventory.  But this is the first dealer Ive been able to get this with since stacking in 2008 who'll take this and make sales "off the books"
 

Watching kitco takes the sting out when price of gold price goes down, other things can just randomly rocket up 

Also to prevent the somewhat HMRC: ID details etc Keeping under the £5k trigger level for ID 
You could do:  x1 sov = £400 for sake of "simple maths" 
x10 sovereigns from BBP = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Atkinsons = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Chards = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Hatton Garden Metals = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Bleyer Bullion = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from ATS = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Baird & Co = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Sharps Pixley = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from TheGoldBullion= £4,000 x10 sovereigns from UKBullion= £4,000 x10 sovereigns from J Bludel = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Gerrards = £4,000 and get your 1kg of gold without giving over your docs/proofs
But all the firms will still have your details on file for each sale, and you'd still need to pay by bank transfer  
 

They'd soon get board here, unless they might love to read about of moon shots, evading TV license, price of beans, house prices, general inflation and BOO! memes

Also to prevent the somewhat HMRC: ID details etc Keeping under the £5k trigger level for ID 
You could do:  x1 sov = £400 for sake of "simple maths" 
x10 sovereigns from BBP = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Atkinsons = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Chards = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Hatton Garden Metals = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Bleyer Bullion = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from ATS = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Baird & Co = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Sharps Pixley = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from TheGoldBullion= £4,000 x10 sovereigns from UKBullion= £4,000 x10 sovereigns from J Bludel = £4,000 x10 sovereigns from Gerrards = £4,000 and get your 1kg of gold without giving over your docs/proofs
But all the firms will still have your details on file for each sale, and you'd still need to pay by bank transfer  
 

to add to @morezone £5k is the limit for HMRC for a single transaction 
or £10k in cumulative transactions/purchases over a rolling calendar year for established dealers 
Very easy to reach that buying gold 
You have option to purchase in cash from a coin fair but these are only a few times a year, and in most time prices are far from competitive, and you can get them cheaper online  
You may find a dealer/semi professional /hobby dealer who can happily look the other way take cash that'll process "off the books" but you wont find them walking in as "Joe Public" off the street they don't know from Adam. 
I have a local jeweller/pawnbroker who i can get sovereigns for spot or 1%-2% so over spot, but it is only when he has been sat on them for a good while and they haven't shifted sat in the window. He gets rid of dead stock, makes profit from what he paid for it & gets fiat cash to keep in house he can use for his pawn broking, I get super cheap sov - Win Win for us both
I will pay him cash ££ over counter in person but I'm still paying, that percent or two more than he would get Baird & Co will pay him at "trade account rates" that'll be for their melting pot or their stock inventory.  But this is the first dealer Ive been able to get this with since stacking in 2008 who'll take this and make sales "off the books"
 

Watching kitco takes the sting out when price of gold price goes down, other things can just randomly rocket up