goldlips

hi im not sure what year it is, ill have to get an englarged pic of it so i can make it out, its qe2, bought from Atkinson's, was £380 delivered ( i get a 1% discount on top of this with my credit card) it looks like it was just minted yesterday (but clearly its not as it was a used market coin) not sure what you mean by type though, as ive said else where, im only interested in the cheapest possible ones, as im just turning pounds into gold at the cheapest way possible, hope this helps.

maybe put these items in a auction on here if you dont know what to ask

all my other gold has arrived too, there should be some silver arriving tommrow from an amazing seller on here, ill post pics of the drugs, woops i mean pm in the dedicated thread for pics., when its all arrived.

i might let you take me to your leader, if theres any 1oz brits....

listen and listen carefully, i want no part of your sick little cult.

buddy dont let them get away with it stand up for youself and get on to the phone, tell them you want to make a official complaint. dont be tempted DO it, after what the banks did to farage, i hate these scum bags even more now

play your cards right, threaten them with the banking obudsman, and you might get £25 out of them, when they ask you how you want the compaint resolved, tell them you want your purchase to go through, and you want £25 credited to your account for the inconvenience and you having to make phone calls

get back on to the phone to them NOW and tell them you want to make a official complaint, NOW

im not like you gold addicts lol, i wont be collecting any "fancy" coins etc, im just interested in the lowest gram price possible to have a little gold and silver collection, so please do not try and encourage me to take your drugs, some of you have a nasty habbit.

i rember i put a car on a credit car, for 20k, then balance transfered it to another card, it was much cheaper then taking out a car loan, as the card apr deal was so much cheaper, but i agree no one should be using a credit card to buy gold if they cant clear that balance in full at statement time.

wow, these things are tiny lol, having never seen one in person before, im quite shocked how small they are, still very happy with it though.

ive seen some of you using gloves to handle your pm, i do have some marrigolds, just wondering if any of you have some amazon links to the gloves you use?

yes the interest free windows come in very handy i do have a first direct account funny enough, think they locked the account as i wasnt using it.

dont know who you bank with, but halifax have a savings account that pays a little over 4% interest per year, your only alowed 3 withdrawls per year. im feeling generous xx

enjoy that free 1oz of silver buddy, because it is free, you have earned cash back on what you would normaly spend anyways, had you used a debit card you would never of gained this free oz, doing what you do, your probably getting around 12 oz of silver a year for free.

i have over £60k credit limits across all cards, yes 60 thousand, my cash back card currently holds a balance of arround £3k at moment, from gold, and car insurance renewal and my normal spends, all to be paid in full on statement day, netting me at least £30 in cash back this month. you are totaly correct it needs willpower and discipline

i explained it to you x

nice to see fellow smart "shoppers" what you are doing is the smart way of shopping, some people simply cant grasp this fact.

its not a bad thing, i think some people think we use credit cards and have a rolling balance that incurs interest, which of course would be madness to incur interest on gold.

its called been smart with money money sits in bank account earning interest, credit card then gains 1% cash back, put it this way, im buying pm (from online retailers) cheaper then you could possibly buy it, for the reasons stated, interest earned in the bank, then 1% cashback, whos the one using credit cards smartly?

LOL, ill leave it at that - there we have it folks, people use cards to buy groceries as a last resort.

you also stated this "Not sure why anyone would want to get in dept to buy gold", so ill ask (as you use credit cards) why would anyone want to get in debt for buying groceries at tesco?

you are right, it technically is a debt, a debt that is paid in full at statement day, i dont see it as debt though, as the money is in a bank account ready to pay it off in full, on the day the statement needs paying.

you are totaly correct, i forgot about section 75 protection.

a debt that incurs no interest, you clearly dont understand how a credit card works. the smart people use a credit card and pay it off in full at statement due date, while the money stays in the bank earning interest.