MancunianStacker

Here we go then ladies and gents Premium 1oz Fine Gold coins priced well below dealer offerings.
1oz bar added
All coins are in capsules and are in a good bullion condition, what you see is what you get.
Cypher £1670 SOLD
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Robin Hood £1650 WITHDRAWN
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Little John £1650 WITHDRAWN
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Royal Arms £1650 WITHDRAWN
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1oz Gold Britannia bar in RM  blister
Price £1630 UNDER SPOT
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All Plus post
Post early next week
Bank transfer only.
 

Oof!! Very nice!!
Suits you sir!!!

For Sale: Up to 25 x Bullion Full Sovereigns (various years)
Ultra-low premiums over spot:
Amount Price Per Sov Premium* 1 £390.00 3.9% 2-5 £387.50 3.3% 6-10 £385.00 2.6% 11-20 £382.50 1.9% 21+ £380.00 1.3% *premium based on spot price £1,594.19/toz (or £375.27 per sov)
All coins will come in individual capsules
All prices include RMSD (UK only)
Payment by Bank Transfer or PayPal f&f
 
Coins sold:
1880, 1889, 1889S, 1889, 1890
1899, 1900, 1902M, 1903P, 1904
1908, 1911P, 1914, 1914, 1915
1918I, 2014, 2015, 2015, 2021
2021, 2021, 2021, 2021, 2021
 

Oof!! Very nice!!
Suits you sir!!!

2002 Gold Proof "Three Lions" £1 Coin   Unpopularity be damned.    I am an admirer of these Round Pounds, regardless of whether or not they are currently de rigueur.   I see these coins as having excellent potential and - even if I'm wrong - buying RM proof gold coins at spot including RMSD represents outstanding value. 18g agw CGT-free to boot.   This is my second 2002 (the inaugural gold pound, issued only in the RM Golden Jubilee Collection), the first being a 69-graded mortuary-slabbed specimen which is now demoted from "collectable" to "stack".   @Colnago @MancunianStacker @dicker  
 
 

UK inflation data is due out tomorrow morning I believe as well. If that comes in lower it could cement the opinion that the BoE is done hiking and the pound could slip further.

Sabre rattling from Iran….gold edging up.
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I can only imagine some muppet at eBay receiving a nice gold proof coin only to take it out of the capsule and get it all greasy before sending it on 🤦‍♂️ 

It's real though. 😁

I can only imagine some muppet at eBay receiving a nice gold proof coin only to take it out of the capsule and get it all greasy before sending it on 🤦‍♂️ 

I can only imagine some muppet at eBay receiving a nice gold proof coin only to take it out of the capsule and get it all greasy before sending it on 🤦‍♂️ 

I can only imagine some muppet at eBay receiving a nice gold proof coin only to take it out of the capsule and get it all greasy before sending it on 🤦‍♂️ 

I can only imagine some muppet at eBay receiving a nice gold proof coin only to take it out of the capsule and get it all greasy before sending it on 🤦‍♂️ 

I think this is good news from ebay.  Just received an email that from the 11 October any jewellery sold for more than £500, you can post directly to ebay who will authenticate and post on to buyer. Any returns goes the same way.  This will stop scammers posting back a Christmas card or a swapped item. 
I wished they would include gold coins. 
A step in the right direction and no extra charge to the seller
Spyder

Thank you bis5 I’ll pop you a pm and thank you all who took part 🙏🏻🙂

Congrats @bis5

@Paul, do you wanna say something, mate?

Exactly hence China wants it as hers and they are ahead in the Semi conductor market, I mean streets ahead.

Actually these days I can. I think made in Taiwan is pretty darn good.  Whatever you're connecting on right now, likely had the most sophisticated part inside it made in Taiwan.  I'm less and less confident of manufacturers like Boeing.  They really seem to have dropped the ball lately, with the 787 batteries catching fire a few years ago, then the 737max being out of CofG and requiring a "secret autopilot" to control pitch, which ended up causing a number of fatal crashes which they tried to blame on pilot error, to finally the Dreamliner space craft failing to get to orbit on its supposed first human rated flight.  Very luckily, NASA insisted that they carry out a full test flight first, so when it completely messed up, at least it didn't put the lives of a crew at risk.  It required 80 serious modifications before another test launch, which is not exactly confidence inspiring.  All these legacy corporations seem to have become money machines rather than centres of technical excellence.  The Taiwanese by comparison, are chasing excellence and fair play to them.

I thought they were heroin shops myself.  It all comes through from Iran to Diyarbakir in the east of Turkey (Nato base there) and then spreads all over Europe.  Had a neighbour who ran a barber shop.  Nice brand new Mercs outside that he and his pole dancer-esque wife owned.  House broken into three times and the loft raided each time.  Most curious.  What could a simple barber possibly be keeping in his loft that was generating such interest?  His was the only house in a relatively crime free neighbourhood experiencing such attention.  I'll never know because they suddenly sold up and left one day.

Brits available at 3% above spot on chards.  £1550.  Personally I think there's a good chance that any purchased right now will be in the black three hours from now.  But what the heck do I know?!!   Any gap will likely be retraced at some point briefly, but a change of direction seems likely here for at least a few days or weeks.  Not ramping Chards or selling any of my gold...  just observing that this problem is going to be extended rather than short lived, and until it is resolved peacefully, it has major potential to change a lot of things for the worse.
The international community is going to support Israel in pretty much any hardcore actions they choose to take in response.  The militants know that they can't face them head on, so they intend to retreat back to a hostage game and hope to involve other players.  That is why I think all parties (USA, Israel, and Hamas) are crediting Iran with involvement.  The US would like a pivot, Israel has been unofficially bombing Iran sporadically for a while, and Hamas wants an expansion to have any chance of forcing a land deal on Israel.
All of the above is a big change.  A black swan moment.  If the US gets back into the middle east game, it's going to unleash all manner of chaos.  I guess I'll be staying up to see what happens tonight.  And I expect a fair number of you will also be doing the same thing... 

That means there will be less money to launder in all these barber shops popping up all over the UK.

With inflation nearing 60% Erdogan needs to distract the populous.  

Erdogan just gets cocky thinking he’s the saviour for the Arabs. Makes a lot of noise, buhas trouble doing much else. Very big against small opposition like the Kurdish people