Mcgrimes

The £1 FVF offer is inclusive to bullion; the 10% off is not. ive posted the exclusions below: All items listed in the Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles and Property categories. However items listed in the Vehicle Parts & Accessories category are included.

Absolutely, it’s a risk based approach. Spending £8 special delivery for £40 is a waste; you could Use RMSD at £2.20 and afford to lose 1 in 10 Instead.

I don’t generally have any issues, just make sure you use tracked/insured services and price for this accordingly.

No problems using their £1 FVF at all. You’ll get, generally, a much better price on eBay than off the forum, but that only works in your favour when there are offers such as this. List anything like a half ounce gold bar or greater and prepare for silly messages and offers

Also husband to a mrs with a pandora bracelet, I feel your pain

Updated - happy to price match Baird with the Perigrines as spot price moves

Any left?

Updated in line with movements in spot price

Hi all, Ive got the below to offer: 50No 1Oz Silver Peregrine (Baird and Co) in flip cases, 1+ £20.5 each 50 = £20 each and Free Shipping 2No 1/2Oz Gold Bars (Baird and Co), £740 each 1No 50g Gold Bar (Baird and Co) £2280 (includes delivery) Please add on top postage of your choice. Happy to accept offers, and will price match/beat others! Paypal F&F or bank transfer only. Happy to use the BYB intermediary services if someone wants a bulk buy. I can take more pictures as required.

Did you ever get set up?

Haha, very aptly timed - that video was waiting in my subscription list!

I’ve been threatening to get back into casting for a while - I’ve done some sand casting and silver jewellery making a while ago. My question is; where are people buying casting grain these days? Seems the cheapest thing to do at the minute is to simply melt down some Britannia’s or large silver bars from Bairds

Hi sorry no capsules available Price updated for remainder

Can you give an example? I genuinely don’t know who else would protect other than the insurers noted

Oh okay - I thought it’d cover each clients loss. Doesn't every company, including stock brokers, hold client money in a pooled account?