GoldenAtlantis

2oz silver Queen's Beast. They are nicer in real life than the photos.

Nothing to exciting today, mostly some Maples. I did get some new (to me any way) coins. 2oz libertad, 1.5oz maple, and I really do like the elephant too. 

Morgan dollar. 1889. Simple...but nice. Keeping under my £30 average?

These just arrived from our very own Highland Tiger bought June 13th at under spot. 210/105 respectively.
1966 sov
1910 half sov
both in decent nick.
 

two perfect 1/4 queen's beasts and a 2008 proof 1/10 brit? (really happy as thought it was BU for the money:) 
 

Popped into Sharps Pixley today for a 1/4 oz gold 2015 Britannia & one of their 1oz silver bars.
Quite a friendly place to visit. Just as I was about to leave, the doorman gave my wife a free hardback book called; 'The Ages of Gold'.
Now that's enough to make me visit again

Britannias arrived from Nordfrim. A nice start to my collection. Thanks for the heads up!

QB Replacement swap received from @STG. Thank you Marcel
 

Britannias arrived from Nordfrim. A nice start to my collection. Thanks for the heads up!

Britannias arrived from Nordfrim. A nice start to my collection. Thanks for the heads up!

Nice pic ?

Britannias arrived from Nordfrim. A nice start to my collection. Thanks for the heads up!

Britannias arrived from Nordfrim. A nice start to my collection. Thanks for the heads up!

Britannias arrived from Nordfrim. A nice start to my collection. Thanks for the heads up!

US 10 Dollar arrived from HGM, a good first impression of US gold. Will have to save up for some of the other denominations now. 

Britannias arrived from Nordfrim. A nice start to my collection. Thanks for the heads up!

For my second gold purchase nothing too special. Just a restrike Ducat. I do really like the coat of arms on the reverse though.

Not sure which bookies you've been looking at, but the stay odds have been drifting quite a bit in the last few days.
Betfair was down to 1/5 for a remain, now it's around 1/3. Leave was 5/1, now its down to around 11/4
I think you are missing the point regarding leaving the EU. The UK would NOT be erecting any walls. In fact leaving would enable us to dismantle the walls put up by the EU with the rest of the world outside of the EU. The UK is more than happy to trade freely with the EU, we just don't want to put up with daft unworkable rules, created by unelected officials, and then having to pay for all of it. We can trade freely with the EU, without filling the pockets of Brussels, and we would be able to trade freely with the rest of the world.
I can remember a time when our shops were full of cheap New Zealand lamb and butter, with adverts for these products on our TV every day. The EU put a stop to that. I can remember the "Buy British" campaigns, but the EU said Non to that. The French farmers burn a few tyres, block a few roads and they get massive subsidies and we end up paying more for goods
I can remember our fishermen having one of the greatest fleets in the world, and our seas being full of Cod, Herring, etc. But the the EU allowed the Spanish to raid our waters with their factory ships, (Drake would be spinning in his grave), and our fishing fleet is decimated and is now a shadow of what it was.  
I can remember the butter mountains and grain stockpiles caused by the Common agricultural policy, that actually raised food prices, and stopped developing countries from selling cheap food to us.
Was all this MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL for us..................do me a favour. 
 
As for trade embargoes, I'm not sure you've realised this, but they have NOTHING to do with economics, and are political measures to put pressure on countries whose policies have an adverse effect on their neighbours and the rest of the world.   
 
 
 

Regarding the Euro : if the Remain vote wins you can count on that being taken as a mandate to join the eurozone in the near future : the pound would be doomed.
I'm not joking, this is the way they work with all their ratcheting.