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The following are now missing.
30x 100g Silver Forum Bars (2024) - Hallmarked but NO serial numbers on the side.
6x Assorted chess pieces - Hallmarked but no weight markings.
If anyone sees them being put up for sale or see them anywhere on the internet pleae let me know as this will be reported to the police.
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Update from Royal Mail.
Its lost/stolen. They cant tell me.
I have to make a claim.
Total shambles
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Sold!
Pending payments all gone.
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Spot value on this is £1115
Final price reduction, £1065 + post
That's 96.4% of spot
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2 sold pending payment
1 remaining
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1 sold, 2 remaining
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Spot has gone up...
My price has gone down...
£1070 per coin + Post
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6 minutes ago, PapaLazarou said:
These gold pattern "coins" are hallmarked and do not have any "One Pound" marking - they are not legal tender.
As such, I believe that they are not CGT exempt.
Thanks, I will edit the title.
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I will also price guarantee these items.
Spot at time of posting was £1904.82
I will discount by any drops in spot price accordingly at time of purchase
But price is capped at original asking price regardless of what spot price does today.
You win if spot goes down basically!
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For sale on behalf of a third party
£1 Proof (bullion condition, see photos) Pattern Bridges coins
Sigma Pro Tested as genuine
Weight: 19.619 grams
22ct Gold
Pure gold content (grams): 17.98408
0.5782 ozt Troy of gold content
Spot at time of posting is £1904.82
Spot value of coins £1101.36 per coin
Price:
PER COIN: £1075
Postage: £10 special delivery
Combo deal: Take all three for £3200 inc. free postage
UK buyers only, banks transfer only please.
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Well, I am very happy to say that since we noticed this coin set the number of "total available" has not changed from 46
Also, the Britannia through the ages set has not changed from 13
If we can save people from buying these sets that is mission acomplished
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Yeah, I have called this set out at some point I am sure.
Might even be worth a stand alone video on it.
Spink books tell me that a Fine Elizabeth 1st Sixpence is £70 with Extra Fine being around £200
We know that a Fine example of a Young Head Crown is probably around £50
This means you are paying upwards of £500 for a Silver proof 1977 crown and a box.
Shame on the mint.
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5 minutes ago, treetop1280 said:
We’ll if you want to send me any tracking numbers etc I could pass them on. , “ bit of a shot in the dark, she does work in the lost / dangerous mail department ,, she might have a idea👍
Thanks, will leave it for now and wait to see what the CEO office says next week. Good to have as a backup though appreciate it.
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2 minutes ago, treetop1280 said:
@BackyardBullion if it’s still in Northern Ireland I could find out for you ??? I know someone who works in the mallusk sorting office , if it helps at all 👍
Well, considering the escalations team and the CEO office don't know I don't know if that's going to help!
They tell me they are waiting for the national returns centre to get back to them.
It's been 2 weeks and no reply from them yet...
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Just now, James32 said:
As I thought ( lost ) I honestly believe the dangerous goods email is we fooled up but would rather not admit it.
As an aside, do you get actual worth ( selling price) back or just metal content price?
The cost to replace the items.
This is basically the cost of the silver, manufacturing and hallmarking costs.
When I sent it the content of the silver was worth about £2200, now it's actually more than £2500. So the chance of being able to get more than £2500 is probably pretty slim, but if I had been allowed to make a claim 3 weeks ago when I could have done at the earliest opportunity I would have been able to factor in the £150 hallmarking charges and some labour.
Now that silver is worth more that other additional costs take it way over £2500
If they come to me and say they won't pay because it's now worth more than £2500 I will flat out take them to court and fully kick the toys out the pram.
If we claim I will be expecting a full £2500 coming to me and then I will be asking for some additional compensation as goodwill to factor in the above. A shut me up fee if you like. They have been so abysmally awful and this has caused me significant stress.
We will see.
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From my experience, that means the royal fail didn't get around to delivering your package and will do it next working day.
As an update to my "dangerous" package....
They royal mail don't know where it is.
Tracking has not been updated.
They literally can't tell me where it is.
Looks like this will end up being a claim but they want to wait a few more weeks before we initiate.
Total shambles.
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My experience would suggest that if something is priced well on the forum it will sell quickly.
Gold has to be spot or less right now, otherwise it's just not going to sell.
Silver seems to be very low to the ground in premium, I bought a below spot silver purchase (premium ish item too) this week. I have seen Britannia's going for £1 over spot.
At these prices you kind of have to ask yourself why bother selling on the forum because Atkinsons (not a sponsored plug for those that like to call me out whenever I mention them, they are just the leading buyer and seller right now, so jog on please conspiracy theorists) and indeed other dealers are offering £1 over spot for britannias. No risk, no faff just selling and being done.
The same can be said of gold. Why bother with the risk and stress of selling a 1 Oz gold Britannia at 98% spot on the forum when you can send it to Atkinsons for 98% spot.
So, is selling on the forum dead? I don't think it's dead, it's just a crazy market that the forum is struggling to keep up with.
Buying I would say is much better on the forum right now. You can buy silver and gold dirt cheap. But if you're a seller it's cheap so not good.
Just my 2¢
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Price reduction, £925 + post
Any takers?
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Sold for full asking price.
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Royal Mail/Fail..."Dangerous Goods" Completely stupid
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Edinburgh have been amazing.
They are assisting in every way you would expect for the claim and then beyond that too.
They have been trying to get further information from their "Next to uselss" account manager (their words not mine).
Can't fault the assay office at all.
I have many questions on the faults of Royal Mail though.