HonestMoneyGoldSilver

Oh dear...I bought @ £1940 because @Petra told me today's high will be tomorrow's low 😢

If SHTF just wait and see how easy it'll be to claim back your physical 1oz😂 
If you don't hold it, you don't own it!

I don't need the physical, I just want to trade the way up.
Anyway, I can sell it at spot in seconds.

You need to get up to speed . Digital gold is actually backed by physical gold unlike bitcoin 🤣

You are very very wrong but I won't try to explain why.

Its because I bought from @Silverlocks yesterday  and now hes well and truly  reported!!!!

You mean ( NFP ) liar liar friday lol

Fab price these will go in no time!

3x 1957 full sovereign
435 each +post
 

Hi and welcome on forum!🤗

Welcome aboard, look into the trial membership so you get access to the cheapest deals right away.
https://www.thesilverforum.com/topic/89070-promotion-£1-trial-silver-premium-membership-💎-ends-may-19th-2024-live-now/

Hi all, very new to this. So far have only 1oz silver but I want more, preferably without 20% Vat! Also looking at gold but not wealthy so only little bits to begin with. Already addicted to watching the live price charts! Hope to buy from some of you and join the fun of stacking!

It's nothing personal @Ashpope1603
Consider if the shoe was on the other foot. Would you buy precious metals from somebody you didn't know, who has zero sales history, and give them money via bank transfer or PayPal Family & Friends (which doesn't cover you for trades gone sideways)? 
Don't take it the wrong way. @James32 is pretty much the forum daddy so if he vouches for someone they are legit
As long as you are dealing with an established member like @oddball or getting vouches from the forum daddy, you are 100% safe. Your buyers don't have the same guarantees, so, please don't get offended if people ask you to ship first. Do make sure you only deal with established members though if you are shipping first and getting payment on receipt

1 oz Britannia King Charles III Silver Coin 2024 £26 each plus postage
Tubes available
BT PPFF

 

2oz Tudor Beasts The Bull of Clarence and Unicorn Silver Coins 
£56 each plus postage
BT PPFF

Don’t care about scratches, or milk spots , payment PayPal friends and family’s , include 2nd class peasant post in your price , tracked or signed for , whichever is cheapest  send your price on here , , LOWEST PRICE GETS THE SALE , , ends at 10 bells tonight , kind regards Ashley 

Very low mintage on this one, only 405,034
1908 M £280

 
1900 £225
 

+p&p (special delivery recommended)
Bank Transfer preferred, 
 
Cheers.

For sale is a little beauty of an escudo. A popular coin with fair detail. Weight: 1.74 grams. 
£250 posted 
BT only please 

2013 1 kilo 999 silver Australian Kookaburra 
Dented, marked, handled, dropped...you name it. However, don't see this as a bad thing, it just means you can enjoy this beautiful coin in all it's glory. 
I've decided to do a very short auction with it, if no sale I will relist with a fixed price. 
End time: Tuesday 30th April, 21:59:59
Bidding: minimum £1 increments
Post: please add £15 to the final sale price for special delivery 
Starting bid: £775

£1…that gets you started👍🏽

Hi all.
I'm am new to all this and the game of gold and silver.
 
Could someone please explain the difference in the coins, sovereign and double sovereigns please? What else should I be looking out for?
 
In terms of coin does the design actually matter? I'm not looking at collecting them,  but I am looking at using them as an investment 
 
Thanks

The Pearson's r coefficient between gold and silver ranges between a moderate and very strong positive correlation depending on the period in question. In general terms:
A correlation coefficient between 0 and 0.3 (or -0.3) is considered a weak correlation. A correlation coefficient between 0.3 and 0.7 (or -0.3 and -0.7) is considered a moderate correlation. A correlation coefficient between 0.7 and 1 (or -0.7 and -1) is considered a strong correlation.
Over the last 20 years the gold/silver correlation coefficient has been >0.7, meaning gold and silver prices have been strongly correlated over that period. Over the last 45 years gold/silver have at a minimum been moderately correlated throughout with extended periods of strong correlation
In plain English: you can't stack gold and claim silver isn't an investment without committing a logical fallacy - i.e. calling silver a "non-investment" by default also makes gold a "non-investment" due to their strong correlation. Declaring you stack gold while simultaneously dissing silver and calling it "a waste of money", is essentially dissing yourself
Over the last 3 months in GBP, gold is up 17.32% while silver is up 22.29%
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Morpheus: My beliefs don't require them to.
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What else can we say about silver? Lots of things as it happens with silver acting as a proxy for global growth, mirroring the performance of Chinese GDP. Would we say that the MSCI Emerging Markets Index is an "investment"? Hmm, I guess it depends if we base our conclusions on personal opinions or observable facts

 
Hmm, interesting. Is there any reason why silver should behave in this manner as a lagged proxy to Chinese GDP? Funny you should ask, there is:

 
The price of silver is correlated to Chinese GDP and the manufacture of solar panels and batteries, which China has a virtual monopoly over. Well that's a strange coincidence. What would be really weird is if I told you the Chinese are starting to stack silver, like you said nobody would do. The US military are also stacking silver. That's all very odd for a metal they don't believe in. What would really seal the deal is if silver had a superior blend of performance metrics to any other naturally occurring substance that makes it ideal for certain applications. Silver has the highest conductivity of any metal, the highest reflectivity of any metal, is both ductile and malleable along with having antibacterial and catalytic properties

 
I guess that seals the deal then, silver is officially an investment
FWIW @BipolarStacker, my money would be on @Earthmetal 👍😁
 
 
 
 
 

Yes that sounds about right. There are plenty of USA members on TSF but the buy/sell never took off
You guys need a leader to get the sales section started with high volume like a YouTuber or major bullion dealer. The YouTuber  @SilverDragons is a member here but not very active, he would be perfect along with his mates Yankee and Sal
You can order from UK sellers if the seller is happy to ship to the USA. There are a number of recognised bullion dealers and YouTubers in the UK who sell on this platform so they've got experience. There's also a crew who ship coins from the UK to PGCS and NGC for grading. From my research sending precious metals worth roughly $2.5K will cost about $65 in shipping to be fully insured (UPS)

There's decent support around $2300/£1834 so that will probably be as far as the dip goes
The standard thing "they" seem to like to do is dump gold during the week to buy riskier assets, then buy it all back again on Thursday-Friday in case anything kicks off over the weekend while markets are closed