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2015 Koala in capsule. Over 32 ounces of 999 fine silver in the form of a legal tender coin with a fluffy animal on it for £850

New design Anonymous UK 50g rounds serialised 
High polished dinished with 3D raised design front and back 
£55 plus post each (available currently) also available on my website 
liquidmetalsuk.co.uk 
£3.50 first signed 
£7.50 special delivery 
Starts from £11 international post 
Or add to box 
 
PPFF, wise or Bt
I'll be posting out Tuesday unless added to box



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Welcome aboard. Some great deals to had here with some great advise as above.

My first piece of advice would be to focus on weight only, until you find your direction ( are you a stacker or collector) 
As an example, standard 100g bars can be found for £80-£85 on here, so the extra outlay currently puts you in the collector bracket.
Look into getting a membership on here to see the best deals daily and make full use of the forum. 
Welcome aboard. 

Love these 1kg completers, price is a bit steep for me here though, if you reduce further let me know!

Last news from the mint was mid June - so I'll guess late June, which is when balances/payments are due (on track with the ETA). 

cheers bud

Hi is this still available? If so I’ll take it please 

All yours thanks 

Gowan then ill take it!

ill take the pair - can update my profile pic haha

2016 100th Anniversary of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic
A nice proof 2016 .999 coin issued by the Central Bank of Ireland for the 100th anniversary of the Irish Republic.
This includes the original gloss box and the interesting information leaflet.
Year of issue: 2016
Quality: Proof
Diameter: 22mm
Alloy: Fine Gold .999
Denomination: €50
Weight: 7.8g
Edge:  Milled
Quantity: 5,500 (limited mintage)
COA Number: 2400
As you will see, there is a small white mark inside the capsule by the ‘U’ of Euro. This is on the capsule only and isn’t on the coin. There is also a feint scratch on the harp side and this is also on the capsule and not the coin. The scratch moves on the capsule as the capsule is turned.
I wanted to point this out to any perspective buyers.
Price: £495 plus Special Delivery.
UK delivery only but I would consider courier delivery to Rep of Ireland.
Payment by bank transfer.

1x box of 1oz please thank you and have PM'd you 

I think @stackerp5 may have a bit of knowledge on this type of subject. 

Hi there looking for feedback on gold and silver in Ecuador , where to get , what is available , mint wise , getting precious metals in and out , would appreciate insight , experiences and information 
thank you 

I don't have much experience in Ecuador per se, but to my knowledge they produce commemorative coins and sterling silver coins. I wouldn't know where to buy them as I've only heard of them. In other countries in South America, you can buy gold from the stock market which means you need a bank account in the country you're located in (usually involves becoming a citizen), and you have to buy a minimum of 250g of gold to withdraw a 250g bar.
Some countries still produce commemorative coins but they celebrate specific contemporary or historical events/coins. I would say the best place is to look on the Central Bank's (or National Bank's) website for the country you're looking to get bullion from. Sometimes checking their Ministry of Tourism website could be of help. Google Chrome or Brave Browser have a function that translates websites. You might be able to find coin collecting stores and they might have the occasional historical coin, which would be a nice pickup.
Thing is you don't really know unless you live there and every S. American country is different. There is a high probability many locals don't even know you can buy gold and silver bullion/coinage. 
If you are travelling there and expect to bring something back, I recommend not spending large amounts and trying to fly it back over. I've never been to Ecuador myself so I can be wrong, but shiny attracts attention even from airport security in a couple South American countries. I know in Brazil they didn't care, surprisingly, but Argentina did, for example. However it might just be the day, or terminal, as I've heard of people who haven't had problems in Argentina. Just make sure you have paperwork. Ask for receipts, etc.
I hope this rant is of any help. I'm just able to give general information unfortunately.

Kilo has the lowest premium, therefore as a pure investment strategy id choose that.( not saying silver is for investment, due to not knowing your vat situation) 

When I just want to secure some of my savings through this crisis. And I can buy 1kilo for 900 Euro, or 45 1oz coins for 1600,- euro then what should I choose? Will I just save my savings the same no matter what I buy. Or will I increase my savings more with the kilo if silver does well? 
(I just bought my 1st 20 tube eagle yesterday) 

Hi there welcome , I'm a newbie too, it's a good place to pick up information that can be overwhelming overloading at times , and some very helpful tips gained and still learning , so kudos to those on here with more experience
 

Hello.  New to all this, decided to spend my money on something other than Whisky.  Dont know what im doing yet so just out gathering information, bought a few ounces of silver and 1/10th ounce of gold so far.  Dont know what my goals are yet, probably to buy, buy buy some more for a good few years then look to sell when i want to retire. 
Cheers All

Welcome to TSF!
I’m new too - you’ll find a whole load of information here and some very knowledgeable members.
Small piece of advice -  if you’re interested in buying gold/silver on the forum, it would be worthwhile upgrading your membership when you’re ready, you’ll see some of the good deals, earlier.

Hi there welcome , I'm a newbie too, it's a good place to pick up information that can be overwhelming overloading at times , and some very helpful tips gained and still learning , so kudos to those on here with more experience
 

Hi there im new too and must say it’s been very helpful so far, welcome 

Hi there im new too and must say it’s been very helpful so far, welcome