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Now whatever ever happened to that special trade deal that was trumpeted  with the states that was proposed when Brexit happened.

No cheap silver for the UK, again. 

20.4ct

11 hours ago, James32 said:

LawrenceChard of the golden mile. I know your a semi intelligent man, there's an opportunity here to be the biggest dealer in the UK. The collective buying power of TSF is eye watering. If you bend a little ( whilst still making a healthy profit) then hello Vegas 😆 

All I want you to do is free things.

1) be the cheapest slightly. 

2) include a better preowned range and reflect this in price, I'm sorry but just because a krugerrand is years old,does not make it rare ( unless first year obviously)

3) all in one price. If others can make a profit being cheaper, then so can you. I'd rather have a couple thousand sets of profit versus a couple hundred. 

Why don’t you set up a straw poll and see how many, forum members would potentially purchase on a group order,  given the right price/premium This may act as a persuader or have no impact whatsoever😄👍 

Is anyone doing a presentation box for this collection? 1oz silver in particular. 

I only buy if there’s free delivery and a chocolate coin thrown in; that being free also.

2 minutes ago, Roy said:

Who's the cheapest/most popular dealer now for a loose one?

Don’t start that again😃

15 minutes ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

How much do you think a bullion sovereign will be by July 2023? 

Don’t start that again.

4 hours ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

 1/4oz gold would have been a good size for a gold collection of these, the 1oz gold proof over 26 coins and ending in 2026 is a massive outlay and what will a 1oz gold proof be from the RM in 2026 3.7k?  it makes it the best part of a 80k set.      

 

What do you think a 1oz silver proof be in 2026?  I'm guessing £200

Around 4.5 cans of Heinz veg soup. 

Can’t get past the £400 price for maples when I first started stacking. Never bought but wished I had taken a few. 

I read an article which I can’t find at the moment. It put gold price in terms of world money supply and debt. I believe the estimate was around $60000 an ounce so putting a sov/ 1/4. At 15000 circa £12000, 

Point is if we went back to a gold backed currency then all my available savings would be in cash/ sovereigns and interchangeable. Like you I would be happy if prices rise significantly/ money reset and sitting on a little stack currently when prices were being held down. 

8 hours ago, Ape said:

Anyway that link I posted is 1819 which is a good price, Id be happy with that. Just dont want to be scammed.

I would be happy with that also.

1 hour ago, dicker said:

I thought the first markets open 2300GMT?

Apologies, the website I was looking at has now reset and saying 23:00GMT also. Still up, up and away. 

Shanghai and Singapore opening in 45 minutes. Which way will she go? I think upwards. 

35 minutes ago, paulmerton said:

That's for the 2022 memorial bullion sovereign, I don't think anyone knows yet when a 2023 bullion sovereign is going to be out?

2026

16 minutes ago, Shamatti said:

A big thank you to everone whoskind purchase made this possible. 

Today I received my new home! ❤️ 

 

Nice one mate Hope you get many good years service. 

However,  you created the “today I received “ in the non precious metals section. I think your first post was a lathe or bongo drums. Chris will be spinning like a dervish re the out of topicnish. 😀
 

Also, don’t think your number plates are legal😃

22 minutes ago, LawrenceChard said:

He did have one!

😎

That sounds ominous. 

Single ounces will generally attract a higher premium however people sell on multiples at a time which is no barrier. Check the sales threads here, plenty of full tubes of silver Brits etc for sale. Personally I like the 10oz coins size. 

Hello and welcome.

Hi and welcome aboard mate.

1 hour ago, Happypanda88 said:

I was thinking about to post something similar to this topic on CGT. My take was should CGT be abolished tomorrow (for argument sake), would members still continue to buy Sovereigns and Britannias. 

In answer to your question, how would HMRC know ?  And why would you want to tell them ?

Bank transfers landing in your account?

As folks have said CGT reducing to £3k is possibly a factor. Only need a few ounce of gold to increase in value by a decent % and you are on the hook.

Just noticed recent changes to CGT.

This year remains as is I.e. £12300

2023/24 £6000

2024/25 £3000

This will have an impact for folks selling on non CGT free coins.

As an aside; what do folks do regarding recording sales via forum etc as there is no official recording? I’m thinking on tax returns and if the tax man ever comes knocking? Even if you sell CGT free  coins, how do you prove it?

Hi mate. Go to the sales threads on the forum. All the best deals are snapped up quickly therefore you need premium membership to view these for the first 3 days. 

8 hours ago, AndrewSL76 said:

Wonderful news. Up and Up is only a good thing. And for those who are annoyed because it means their targets are going to be hit, think about the long term and not short term. I saw a 1oz coin for sale on the sales threads the other day with the original Bairds invoice - it was under 900.00 GBP for the 1oz coin and it was bought in 2015. I know that gold is a fickle thing, but I really think that NO ONE can tell you where it is going, so you just have to buy when you have the money and maintain faith that it will rise (and hold tight [and continue to buy!] during the falls).

Cheers!!!

That was mine and is now priced close to spot; it appears no one wants it. 
I was in two minds whether to include original invoices on sales threads, I feel it adds to provenance for sale but not sure if this puts some folk off thinking excess profit? Personally I have had that money tied up for 8 years and could have done better with an index tracker. 

1 hour ago, Allgoldcoins said:

They can sell them as secondhand coins when returned, so the mintage won't change.

Or pre-unloved!