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That’s ok, it’s up almost 22% this week. 😆

Mine was the £ invested.

Watched and thumbs up. Super collection, very much enjoyed the Sovs and Libs. Good soundtrack too.

All physical. Gold 94% Silver 6%

I’m incredibly lucky that my wife is fully onboard and sees any purchases as savings. Her family had gold previously so I guess that helps. She was actually moaning this week that we had not purchased more silver.

The TV show Gold Rush goes some way to showing effort required to mine gold. It is certainly not as easy as anyone might initially think. I know you are asking specifically about silver but It will give you a good idea of the process they go through as well as being an enjoyable show.

According to one of his recent videos a large amount of that was converted into a property.

Sub’d. Will spend some time learning about Morgans later.

Thanks @shawy2510 and @jultorsk, that was about what I was thinking having looked at a few AU58s and MS62 and comparing them. It seemed to be sitting in the middle, of course always difficult to tell from just a photo. Yes, it was a beauty.

Any estimate as to what it would have graded at? Not that I would have graded it but interested in your opinion.

I really wanted the 1870 Sydney sov but it was too rich for me. Went for £1,000.

@bluemoon I spent around £1000 cash, six weeks ago. No ID required then. My largest single cash purchase was around £3k cash a couple of years back, no ID then either.

Sharps Pixley don't require ID unless you are spending more than, I think, £5k. However I believe their shop is currently closed and their margins are high (10% on a sov) like just about everywhere else right now.

Sharps Pixley Atkinsons Baird HGM Coin Cabinet

The pre-decimal Elizabeth’s are very nice. I have a date run of those and a few more besides. Great choice.