GrahamDiamond

Seems I may have got lucky with mine. Capsule in place and closed with no damage that I can see to the frosting or polished fields. Think the small specs on the pictures appear to be dust particles. 
 
I’m so sorry to see all the disappointed people who have once again been let down by the RM quality control. 

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Inflation is insidious and only robs you of your saving and your labour in the fiat that is being created. Come to realise this and you can be somewhat immune to its ravages as I guess most forum members have worked out. Just sad that so many do not understand what is being perpetrated against them. Only then as history shows maybe the tall trees and short ropes finally bring justice to the fraudsters.

@Zhorro It's only the start of things to come.  I predict diesel will be £1.75, and food will have increased 12%+ by the end of the year.  It will get to a point where people can not afford to work what's the point?  If both partners are low earners and there is zero shame in that they can not be just about managing  anymore they must now be further into debt every month, no way can everyone absorb these price increases.  
Big ticket items are ones to watch, car sales have seen the worse sales in over 30+ years, home improvements I've already seen a pull back in this sector. Pub, restaurant and leisure industry will be  decimated.
In my home town  I a saw a homeless man begging outside a jewellers that sells 65K+ patek philippe watches.......Reflects the disparity in society?

I'm ordering a tube of them from Chards👍

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I am still none the wiser. Sorry been a stressful day. 

Wooo but just got a despatch email for my 5oz gold "prostate" is coming...........and it felt like a prostate exam paying for it.  

Are you in yet you guys!  I got 89 right off the bat.  

@dioarn Buy everything 2022 sovereign wise!   Bullion, proof, SOTD, no doubt the likely £5 BU and Piedfort mid year.  

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Since I exited 'the system' & brought myself back to how I was before I got conditioned by society, i have really begun self improvement, but most importantly get the courage to fix the boiler, the suspension on my car, bake bread & other things I would never have paid someone else to have done. A lot of this was with thanks to youtube, when professionals were suggesting things that were quite frankly wrong, or other options are available. A plumber told my mum she needed new taps (expensive), but I changed the valve for under a tenner. He also changed the whole shower so I doubt that needed to be done for £750!! 

Its getting better certainly, hell my parents taught me next to no life skills (as far as I remember), I cant even remember my father ever sitting down with me and doing anything, let alone having a meaningful conversation, but they tried thier best with what they had & I hope that I am also with my children? 

I find it amazing that I had no education on how to look after & nurture my children, let alone finance, but I went to a posh school and we had fabulous craft & music facilities. I love teaching my kids how to fix stuff & cook and things, its really fabulous to set them up for a decent future - my eldest at 6 is already a gold bug & draws stock charts.  

I do think there will be a break to smaller niche industries & hobbies now as well as crafts & tech should help that, especially VR & AR / Meta for all it possible potential negatives. I so wanted an Occults until I looked into its privacy invasion.  

@Stacktastic I think many are feeling the same or at least can feel a change in society that's coming fast.  I life in a town where there is mass poverty there has been a noticeable change in the number of people on the streets homeless and begging the food banks have run out of food.   It is so easy to judge people and not even see them as real people, where there is a mass economic shift people at the bottom of society are the ones that are effected first.
I agree with you many people in the UK do not have very many life skills and reduced every generation however this is by design.  Wood and metal work even farming was taught to boys in schools as part of the curriculum, girls got taught needle work, cooking, and how to be a mother.....(Hell I might even up set some millennial for saying this)   Reducing practical life skills makes the population more dependant on the system they are controlled by. 
I was taught to cook and bake by my mum, I cook and bake every single day I never buy connivence food, I don't cook 5* meals don't get me wrong,  home made cheese and onion pie, and make multiple meals from a chicken and I alway boil down the remains into stock for a soup, (make the best soup ever).
Funny you mention a fish farm,   my first ever job was a trainee fish monger on an out door market stall.   God it was a smelly freezing  cold job but I just wanted to earn money and getting a brown envelope with cash in it at the end of the week was a great feeling at 16 I felt rich,  and I suppose I was compared to my mates who did nothing.
We all have to do the best by ourselves and trying to be more self sufficient and having practical skills is a valuable commodity especially in a time of change.  
 

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