silversky

Like I said, go onto gold.de and look up all of the coins in the nautical series. There are listed dealers for each of them. Contact all of the dealers and request sales prices. It is a limited mintage, official state coin and you should be able to secure a reasonable percentage above spot for it. Some quote buy back prices for the other coins. Not having the box and COA might reduce that percentage somewhat, but it is still a rare modern coin.

OFF TOPIC sorry Try searching for ruanda nautical ounce on the gold.de website. It is an aggregate website for german bullion dealers. There are lots who deal in the ruanda lunar and nautical ounces. I see that some of them have the later ones in stock, around 3000 euro, but the first in the series is hard to come by hence the 10k i guess. Good luck.

Perhaps you should contact these people in Germany. https://shop.bellmann-muenzen.de/sammlermuenzen-gold/1-oz-nautical-ounce-santa-maria-gold-2017-ruanda They are selling one for 10K euros. Must be able to find a price somewhere above spot if this dealer reckons it's worth that much.... Edit: I assume you have the COA and the box and the capsule that it came in?

And dealers sale prices in Europe for it are significantly higher than 1 Oz brits and krugs etc. The rest in the series have a mintage of 188. Edit: they are all 100 mintage in the nautical series. It is the rwanda lunar series which has a higher mintage in the subsequent coins.

I'm not aware of any others by the same name. The Rwanda 1 0z gold Santa maria coin only has 100 mintage number. There are no proofs of it. There are 1000 Silver proofs, and unlimited Silver BU 1 Oz variants. Unless there is something I am completely unaware of.

Amazing that a limited mintage state coin (only 100 of those) is less interesting than an unlimited brit or krug etc.

That didn't last long... Blow off top?

Not likely. Probably long gone or off his head in soiled underwear in a junkie den somewhere.

Interesting. Not wanting to derail this thread with off topic chat, but was it all just photographed on your mobile? Or was any of it required to be physical documents posted to the bank? As I said, the facebook scammers have all requested payment to that bank. Perhaps it's just a complete coincidence, but I suspect not.

Sounds like @Scuzzle got the last of his Silver if I'm reading it right. After that it was just stealing. I would avoid bank transfers to any bank that is not a big high street bank. Period. I don't know which bank was being used in this instance, whether it was a high street bank or not. If it is a high street bank then there's more of a chance that the individual can be easily located by the police. I've narrowly avoided being scammed on several occasions when buying from facebook (car parts), and the common denominator each time was the bank. It's a big red flag now when someone tells me that their bank account is Starling bank. Not sure why, but I think there must be some easy set up accounts there or something. Internet only, no branches etc. Not saying that they are a bad bank, only that my personal experience has been lucky escapes all with requests to transfer to that bank. I am highly suspicious of non high street banks now as a rule.

Winding up for another tear into the close I think. Always the same dilemma during times of strife, who wants to be out or short over a weekend when the market is closed?

Back below ATH weekly close now....

Ah, so he was advising other people to lose their houses.

Was he short? Must have lost the house by now if he was.

What was his prediction?

Looks like it didn't like nudging bully's bottom of the resistance zone at 2000. Just saying.

What time the UK spot price close? Looks to be above the ATH weekly close just now.

It's all good advice from him for the long term. But when Silver rose after the lows of 2015, there was a good opportunity to take a decent profit and sit on the sidelines for a bit. I suspect that there weren't many small hands who got out. I didn't, partly because of the chatter from Mike and others who were talking about moon shots etc. I'm now a little happier to buy and sell and buy back again. At times I figure that gold is just overvalued for where we're at, and that the system isn't quite loaded up with enough debt yet. I'm happy to sell a bit at those times and revisit it when it's back to being better value again. But it feels like a slightly dangerous game of musical chairs, you never know if some debt bomb and currency crisis is going to suddenly turn the music off. I think things are calming down for a bit of an interlude. I can see a drop in gold back to £1540 or even 1530 in the next few days

Yeah he does present well. And a lot of the stuff he talks about will come true eventually. I think it's the ramping that turns me off. He could be right spectacularly at some point. Maybe one day it all changes overnight. But I've been listening to his message since 2016 and so far he's been way early, especially on Silver. Given that he sells bullion, it's kind of like it's a lead for his business.

Ahh.. good old Bike Maloney and his mullion and mook business. He'll be right one day

Biden will probably send it right back up tomorrow. He'll be on double meds tomorrow to try to keep him on teleprompter.

Well, here's my £1570, think we'll get a bit of bounce here for a bit. We'll see if a small pendant starts to form.

That's not the hold meme!!! Someone must have it lurking....

Yeah I did, not sure how...

I thought we'd have had a few Braveheart 'Hold' memes by now...