KevjustKev

If it happed to be Chard's the rhyme would be Cards. Back of the class lad!

Went down to a well known London dealer, I won't say who they might be, so I will not say it rhymes with hard! They had in stock some dated Sov's I was willing to buy 4. I couldn't they wanted ID. Now I can well understand if you wish to sell, but to buy? Two forms of photo ID, I haven't been able to drive for over 25 years, and due to health problems I will not be going aboard again, so no passport. Round the corner to Hatton Garden Metals, no sov's, ended up at Sharps Pixley got 5, no questions and paid cash. Why are 'hard' turning away custom? I know it's, to them, not a lot. But 1 person a day will to spend £1,000 that's over £250,000 a year! Your views or ideas?

Not so sure at £750, more likely price at £695 of even £649. Gold has gone down quite a bit. Not sure what RM thinks of flippers, but that price might put them off.

One good thing about Metro Bank is that they are open 7 days a week. As for there boxes, they are not insured by the bank, but are covered by your household insurance. Not much good overall, much better off putting that £240 into a better safe. Of course you can give me your silver, gold and what have you, for safe keeping. The fact that you will never see or hear from me again, is nether here nor there.

From @Lindeman

I'd keep it, it may, just may, be the beginning of a die crack. It doesn't look like a normal scratch.

Ordered two Tudor Beasts on the 30th Sept and a 1 oz sliver Brit on the 7th Oct both from Atkinson's. Phoned them yesterday, and they had been posted that morning

Worth grading? Not very many on the NGC site, if so (I know it's photo) MS 66?

Came fresh out of a 1980 tube!

Worth grading?

They are Aria's just a different headstock. Made in the same factory by the same company.

P bass? P bass?? Why? Westone far, far better

Smoked salmon, caviar, champagne, Colombian marching powder, ladies of easy virtue and a packet of cheese and onion crisps. Or in other words "Nothing to see here"

As above Why? I can understand that the first two can have a value well above spot and indeed much more than the there first sell price. However £40 for, lets say a Greyhound, from one dealer to another. Ideas?

Yep, that's the one. Maybe the WWI navy 'flag error' and the Lord Kichener mule error

Commonwealth NI

Yep they are worth it. Look at the sold prices on fleabay. I just need one to finish my first book of £2

Got an Aria for sale in the, er, for sale bit here

Nah, I'm fine with my Fender's, Taylors, Martin, Westones and a good few others😀

There's a video on YT where a really good looking young lad, (no idea who that could be) uses an ultrasonic bath to clean 'junk' coins.

ESP?

Not so sure, I might have been, I cry a lot and did poo myself yesterday.. Thanks anyway.

I'm meaning the 1oz, 1/2oz, 1/4oz and 1/10oz

Maybe time to sell mine? All 4 for £2900?