Keithoil

That's great value, where did you get that?

Just searched on eBay, and put a cheeky offer in. It had just been listed with no bids.

The worst thing was it would not accept my £15 discount voucher.

1980 Full proof sovereign for £195 special delivery.........

Got my gold Britannia (2014) but unfortunately no sovereign.

Also got 27 Morgan Dollars, not sure of the dates but if there is a God of Silver Dollars he will smile on me, and there will be an 1895 coin in among the pile.

This was the order I did not get back in late November.

Works out at £13.47/oz.

Worst of all you cannot get the 2014 Koala from STG. 

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-15/greek-bank-runs-have-begun-two-greek-banks-request-emergency-liquidity-assistance

Just read this.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, so we are back to the Greeks again, it looks like a matter of sooner rather than later.

So the question is "when will it implode".

Edit: But more to the point will we see a run on our PM's, I still need to buy more precious.

I think I will get my wife to call my local supplier and see what he has in or should I wait for gold to drop a bit first!!!!

Decisions, decisions.

Yes it is good and bad news, the GOOD I am up 2k on my gold, the BAD I want more at a cheaper price.

I guess I will just have to play the waiting game.

Just put a cheeky offer in on 5* 1oz pamp bars, and he accepted.

3* Lunar 2012, 2013, and 2014, and 2* Fortuna.

This takes my Pamp bar count to 39.

Is it proof? I have bu double and full sov, they look a bit proof, have the frosting, but they aren't quite to proof level. 

 

I think it might be bu, wouldn't count on it being proof. 

Hi Kman

This is from deansfinejewellery, they wanted £170 for it by bank transfer.

As there is no case and COA I gave it a miss but if anyone is interested!!!

I have just bought a 1977 proof crown only 30000 minted for £13.10

I have made some enquires about a 2002 proof half sovereign they have.

That's good price

Yes it is from an eBay shop.

As my mother says it is rude to ask, but I have found if you don't ask you don't get!!!

It does not always work though.

Today I bought a 2002 Half sovereign for £129 delivered.

What a dilemma......mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........choices

 

"place a large order with STG" or "buy a house"....................... "place a large order with STG" or "buy a house"................... "place a large order with STG" or "buy a house".

 

Just how big IS this order to STG? LOL.

 

Livia is going to be getting very excited waiting for you to place your order.  

Not that big!!!

I am really tempted to place a large order with STG but need to save for another house, which may well be sorted in the next 3-6 weeks so hopefully silver will be down and I will whack in the big order.

I think it is because of the stress in the markets Europe has Greece to think about again, and although they will not tell us the banks are in tatters.

Some people never learn, and if they do it is always the hard way.

So now gold is seen as a safe haven again.

A lunar goat from the New Zealand mint.

I have just won one from Canada, I think they are a fantastic looking coin can't to get and see it in the flesh.

Just bought 10 ozs of silver from the USA Prospector rounds £14.36 landed.

I have also bought a mix of coins from Canada, including a New Zealand Goat (really nice looking coin), 3 Scottsdale reverse silver rounds, 2 2014 Hawksbill turtles, and a RMC silver round. These are £19 each landed.

Still want my Pamp 2015 goats!!!!!!

I've apparently ended up doing both at once, since there's such a huge variety of coins available for around the same price you can have a nice collection which is also excellent value in £/oz terms.

Yes I would like to think that my silver hoard, ( I did not want to say Stack or Collection ) is a bit of both also.

A good selection of bullion and proofs etc with a good avg £/oz.

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What does it matter really, You are doing the right thing with your Fiat money.

That is TURNING IT INTO REAL MONEY.

I'm looking forward to your next today I bought..........................

 

 

I cannot find where this is but yes it is gibberish to me also and I wrote it.

I'm looking forward to your next today I bought..........................

 

HT I wished, I really wished.

I am taking a short break from stacking as I am looking to buy another property.

So all my hard earned cash is going elsewhere for the time being.

That said I am still open to buying the odd gold and silver bargain here and there.

 

errrrrrrr. Ebay bad website....

 

Now bought in total today

 

GB 1993 £1 Piedfort Royal Arms Silver Proof

GB 1995 £2 Piedfort End of Second World War Silver Proof

GB 1994 £2 Piedfort Bank of England Silver Proof

GB 1998 £2 Piedfort Standing on Shoulders of Giants Silver Proof 

GB 1998 £2 Piedfort Standing on Shoulders of Giants Silver Proof.

 

All bought from between £22 and £30 each 

 

If I buy both the proofs and the piedforts for the £1's and £2's that will be around 110 coins, That will be a nice challenge over the next 5 or 6 years to collect, 

 

HT listen to yourself what has happend to you you are a col, a co, colle.

I just can't say it let alone type it.

No seriously good luck in you venture with the collection.

Two Big Ben £100 coins.