Jimmock

Everytime these come up,I have to stop myself. 😁 At least its wrong time of month this time,and bang in the middle of birthday season. G.L.W.S. I think they are gorgeous,toned or not. J.

What you worried about,nobody makes chocolate squares that small. 😂

These 1lb silver rounds have featured on a few threads over the years. In fact if my memory serves me well,I'm sure I bought and sold one a few years back. Have a search,and you'll probably find some useful information. 😁

A sore head in the morning,that was a good night out,when I was a boy. 😂

That's probably why he's asking so much,trying to get some of the money back you charged him. 😂😂

Forum rules - you must state prices. Also should list in for sale thread.

Maybe if you researched what these bars go for,instead of just randomly posting on a sales post, you wouldn't be called a troll.

I've just checked back to Jan 6th 2021,and glad to say it was my silver Geigers that got you started. 😂😂

Would be interested in the peace dollar(depending on price 😁),if you wanted to split. J.

Bit confused mate,these are 8.55g 0f 9ct,surely spot on that is just under £190,or am I working it out wrong. 🤔

How many in a tube? 😂 ( the old ones are the best)

Recommend these,got one a while back. Has pride of place on my desk,one of my favourite pieces. 😁

Enough nonsense for me tonight,need to get some sleep - I'm on earlies at the tax office this week. See you all SOON. 🥸🥸

Pretty sure HMRC have better things to worry about than a few pounds in non VAT on silver on a forum That's the trouble,with the amount of TURNOVER,it isn't just a few pounds anymore.

Take it you pay by B.T. that would give them enough details,in a worse case scenario. 😁

Worst case scenario - and I've know idea if this could happen. 😂 HMRC monitoring forum,realise vat not paid on majority of silver now sold on here. Force management to hand over personal details of members who bought this silver - these members as end buyers now become liable for vat and anything else Hmrc want to stick on top. As I said no idea if any of the above is possible. 🤔🤔

I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)😁 is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.

Will pm you. 😁

Would like these to go tonight, as can only post tomorrow due to work. So will take £220 posted S.D. 😱

Easy peesy one - £220 posted S.D. Bank Transfer Only Cheers. J.

Thank you for your email. There is a long version of the reply to your questions but the short answer is this, The Margin Scheme run by HMRC allows us to re sell pre owned silver coins without the vat as they are “Collectable” coins. Any other silver, bars, rounds etc MUST be charged with VAT. That is the rule if we buy the coins from the public. If we buy the coins from a client who has bought them through their business then we pay them the VAT and we must follow the line of VAT and charge VAT on the coins even though they are pre owned. Hope that helps? Kind Regards Paul This was reply I received from atkinsons when I questioned them about it. This is from another thread on here from 2017,this is the answer I received from Paul Atkinson,when I asked him about it. 😁

I will repeat my earlier answer - the "vat margin" scheme only applies to coins,bars and silver rounds can not be purchased vat free,unless it is being stored by the company your buying it off. Even then you will need to pay the vat,if you ever want to physically hold it.

Basically,because it's only pre- owned coins that are vat exempt. 😁

I'm still on the sidelines,waiting till your sick enough of them,that you'll pay me to take them. 🤣🤣

I can understand where your coming from,but on the other hand,if I'm being honest,I personally would be a bit dubious about posting pm's to just a p.o. box address.