Britannia47

Don’t remember the 1st, but the last was the 2018 Eagle, from your part of the world in Beaumont, Texas, whilst on a ‘shooting visit!’ 
Now, it’s all about Gold for me, but recognise that Silver, despite the difference in value, enables the collector to get the latest designs for a fraction of the price. Photo shows all my ‘keepsakes’…..

Exactly the same tactics for me.
For me it was a no-brainier to hold for the medium to long term,
Just finished doing a cost averaging exercise on 14 of mine,ranging from a £210 Eagle to a £1159 Elk in price.
Will let others do the maths, but a very nice profit indeed. However past performance is no guarantee, as they say….!
Neither am I selling just yet. 😁
 
 
 
 
 

Don’t remember the 1st, but the last was the 2018 Eagle, from your part of the world in Beaumont, Texas, whilst on a ‘shooting visit!’ 
Now, it’s all about Gold for me, but recognise that Silver, despite the difference in value, enables the collector to get the latest designs for a fraction of the price. Photo shows all my ‘keepsakes’…..

Don’t see the point of stacking Silver……😁!
 

https://www.nsandi.com/
 
All the information is on their website…..Certainly works for me!
Good-luck
 
 

I've not tried to withdraw any capital, but the "winnings" are always paid out promptly. 

https://www.nsandi.com/
 
All the information is on their website…..Certainly works for me!
Good-luck
 
 

It's been good to me as well this month….🙂! But what can I buy with it?..☹️
 

I've taught most on here, currently my underlings @Charliemouse and @Silverlocks are doing tutorials. Very proud of them I am.

Hi,
You may get a better response in the ‘Non Precious Metals’ section!
Having said that, the bun-head Young Victoria is one of my favourite obverses
Leonard Charles Wyon’s portraits, were better than his Father’s IMO….
Photo shows the classical Young head portrait by William Wyon, next to his eldest son Leonard’s ‘Australia’ Sovereign. For comparison the ‘bunhead’ farthing is also shown, by L.C.
Good- luck with your date run.🙂

Silver ? 

It's been good to me as well this month….🙂! But what can I buy with it?..☹️
 

It's been good to me as well this month….🙂! But what can I buy with it?..☹️
 

1/10 Brit

It's been good to me as well this month….🙂! But what can I buy with it?..☹️
 

Spot on!  The proof is one of the best, but ironically the bullion version (I’ve got one) is one of the worst IMO - it being difficult to see detail on the shiny all over surface. 🙁

It's been good to me as well this month….🙂! But what can I buy with it?..☹️
 

………or on a card 100 years later! 

But @dicker by that logic, if you don’t put them in a ‘capsule’ then you get another sovereign 9 months later?
You’ve just got on average 18 years to pay for it. 😆

Here’s the real thing for comparison….!
On the right is the Proof 2017 - 200th Anniversary Sovereign, using a different gold alloy, and omitting the initials WWP from the belt buckle - typical RM…..!
 

Here’s the real thing for comparison….!
On the right is the Proof 2017 - 200th Anniversary Sovereign, using a different gold alloy, and omitting the initials WWP from the belt buckle - typical RM…..!
 

Hi,
You may get a better response in the ‘Non Precious Metals’ section!
Having said that, the bun-head Young Victoria is one of my favourite obverses
Leonard Charles Wyon’s portraits, were better than his Father’s IMO….
Photo shows the classical Young head portrait by William Wyon, next to his eldest son Leonard’s ‘Australia’ Sovereign. For comparison the ‘bunhead’ farthing is also shown, by L.C.
Good- luck with your date run.🙂

Spot on!  The proof is one of the best, but ironically the bullion version (I’ve got one) is one of the worst IMO - it being difficult to see detail on the shiny all over surface. 🙁

Yeah it's just a blur

Spot on!  The proof is one of the best, but ironically the bullion version (I’ve got one) is one of the worst IMO - it being difficult to see detail on the shiny all over surface. 🙁