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What are they ? 1/2, 1, or 2oz if they are 1oz they are worth/ will make around £270-£300. 1/2oz & 2oz sets are a lot more desirable to collectors.

Lol I thought you were looking to buy, if you are selling & going to split it I'd be interested in the 10oz if it is in mint condition. Try it as a set it should realise more as a set, do you have cert & outer box. The problem with splitting it most collectors like all the stuff case cert & outer.

I don't collect the 5 coin sets pal, they are not that popular with collectors, within that set though are two rare/desirable coins the 10oz & the 2oz.My ballpark wide estimate would be £1250-£1650 max. But that is only my opinion if you like it & feel comfortable with whatever price it is just buy it.

Decide whether you are a collector or stacker or a bit of both. Stacker just wants weight at cheapest price possible. Collector likes beautiful coins/bars & will pay extra for them. Although some on here want collector coins for bullion prices lol.

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Will withdraw all coins tomorrow 6pm if not sold.

3 silver bullion bars for sale.Payment by PPFF or BT, all prices inc FREE delivery by RMSD to a UK address. 10 oz Engelhard £210 SOLD 10 oz JM £210 SOLD 250 gm Baird £177 SOLD

Free postage to a UK address on everything until Sunday 6pm.

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1 rabbit sold. 2 dragons 1 rabbit, Britannia & 1/2oz monkey left.

Umicore bar sold, thank you.

Where am I complaining about it, I merely pointed out the Guardian is begging for money & I found it amusing.Re starting a thread , I'll start any thread I like as long as it does not offend public decency or bring TSF into disrepute.

Not being a Guardian reader ever, I only saw that statement after clicking on an article on that other bastion of non bias MSN & it is certainly not a problem in my eyes. So are you saying the Guardian is biased when they state they are not.

The difference is the Mail & Sun aren't begging for money or claiming to be free from political bias, unlike the Guardian. ". Our journalism is free from commercial and political bias"

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