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Pure guess work here on my part but I would say £350-£400 on a bullion 10oz Griffin

Nope, @BackyardBullion May fill you in.

Your Lego may outperform your gold

I would go for the 1/10ths

Its. Good strategy not that I have done it. @Darr3nG any tips advice ?

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A valid post here James. I would strongly encourage anyone posting via special delivery to use the grey sacks, pack in a jiffy bag but always use the grey sacks on top as they are distinguishable amongst Royal mail staff that the item is SD and it will help in any claim.

whats the top right PT? @Darr3nG

sounds like silver squeeze 2.0 hopefully it does not go anything like the first silver squeeeze

good to see you back @mr-dead for those that are newish this particular forum member sold an epic stack to atkinsons if my memory serves me right.

WHAAAAAATTTTT

thanks Frank for sharing, im glad you managed to sell and get a fair price on here for both parties. All the best, the koalas will go eventually just give it time

http://about.ag/FakeCookIslands24Gold.htm

nice work, congrats. can you share with us why you wanted to liquidate? i think i remember why but if you could share that would be fab

bought 2 fake 1/10 gold coins from ebay, managed to get my money back minus x2 sd packages

@Bixley can i ask where did you order it from?

I think in the US there are issues with supply coming in from the secondary market as coin dealers are selling but finding it hard to buy inventory back. Folks holding onto their purchases.

So hold onto the metals for dear life in this current climate?

do you reckon it will be the same for other dealers aswell for this specific coin ?

try and speak to Andrew Tate, good luck and all the best

I was paying attention to various bullion dealers websites following the queens death and tbf i think the increase in premiums are fair and worthy in this current climate. Business is business

Right, the picture is very clear for me when it comes to gold. It is a good place to park some capital in, don't expect fireworks/100x returns. What you can expect is a steady appreciation over time for the physical products. I am under the impression that spot will climb but it will obviously fluctuate up and down. Having said that a crisis similar to that of 2008/2009 it will most certainly have an impact on the price of AU so expect some downside if and when a scenario comes. If i do buy i forget about it and put it in the distant memory. sub 1kUSD tough ask in my estimation. You have to decide whether you have the appetite/balls (does not have to be big in the case of AU) to buy for the right reasons: preservation of wealth over the long time forms part of asset allocation hedge against inflation many more which im sure you have read about and seen.

I have never really bought proof coins but with this special year design I bought a proof full and half sov. They will 'do well' no doubt but one thing is for sure, life goes on. Flipping coins is a hustle, and in my opinion you can never knock a 'hustle'

I think its reasonable @modofantasma but im no expert on the proof side either. Any experts on the proof coins want to give their verdict on the price?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/403876616561?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20180816085401%26meid%3D6f838e7593e64fbe928073cf3ef392f9%26pid%3D100970%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D2%26sd%3D403876616561%26itm%3D403876616561%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2380057&_trksid=p2380057.c100970.m5481&_trkparms=pageci%3Aac6576f3-310d-11ed-b2ea-2ac1347e179d|parentrq%3A279e55261830a60c036dc7d2fffe1160|iid%3A1 not too bad