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Half Pound Fine Silver Golden Eagle Liberty 24K Gold & .999 Silver Proof, COA

Bidding starts £220 SD included 

End of auction is tonight 21:00 sharp

Happy bidding!

Half Pound Fine Silver Golden Eagle Liberty 24K Gold & .999 Silver Proof, COA

£380 SD included

765

@Steve62 congrats!

Will pm details shortly

1 minute ago, Steve62 said:

257

A winner 

1 minute ago, Spyder said:

258

 

Sorry my friend just past 21:30

For auction 2016 Australian kookaburra 10oz, Heavy toned 

Bidding starts at £205 Spot 

Minimum bids of £1.

Postage is on top of final 

Bidding ends 21.30 hours tonight 16/04/23 

Payment by bank transfer. 

Have fun bidding!

£17.03

Given that most of the trading on markets is driven by sophisticated algorithms I think we should pay attention to statistical data, especially 200 and RSI.

They are lovely!

In general I am buying:

Bars for investing,

Numismatic and limited mint coins as a hobby,

Generic bullion coins for trading and exchange to feed the above.

There are a lot of variables to be considered, but still some average ratio should be possible to be extrapolated.

Let's say for example if you take the selling price of Britannia, Tudor beast, silver eagle and Philly from 2017 as bullion mint, proof.....and compare it with selling price of the same 2022.

And forgot to mention the other variable, spot price.

It requires research and a bit of Mat. Maybe someone did the mat already?

Hi all,

I was wandering if any of you, experienced silver collectors and investors, can help with this question.

What type of coins have better value appreciation?

I am not sure if it's a smart investment, but looked so good couldn't resist 

Hi all,

Just wanted to say hi and to share my first big coin.  New to  silver stacking and the forum.