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Congrats @Drdandoom!👍

@JamieW3838 How many left bud? And What 10oz coins are you looking for, maples or other?

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No kidding 😂

Yeah, like I said, I know nothing about American/old numis coins in general, just a bit of fun.

Na, paid a fiver - took my nan out for the day and was bored haha 😆

Hey SF members, Time for a chuckle. Took my nan to a flea market. Got bored. Bought some moody silver on a punt (was wrapped and caked in dirt/grub) and a cup of tea. Cleaned em up at home and had a good ol' laugh to myself. Pictures below. Feel free to have a chuckle 👍

Nice, but I prefer the last set tbh! New one looks a little cluttered IMO.

Thank you to everyone that has commented and contributed so far on this thread, I'm glad that it has been of interest to some of you as much as it has to me. Admittedly, it is very cherry picked data as @vand and some others have pointed out. But it serves as basic illustration for the crux of the discussion.

I agree that paper trading is a more effective way of capitalising on market fluctuations. But similarly to Kevin, I’m not savvy enough yet to take a meaningful position with an acceptable margin of safety. I have found physical metals far more accessible while I learn. With that in mind, my plan is to stay in physical while I learn, then move across when I am ready. But with a view to maintain some metal. In the mean time I can pretend to be a pirate 🏴‍☠️

@KevinFlynn I am of a similar mindset. I think 1:32 is a solid ratio and something that I would certainly like to rebalance to... Gotta keep a bit of room for a shiny extra 😎 after all you might as well have some fun along the way!

@Pete Haha audience members watching dancing on ice had me in bits 😂 I do agree with you on the GSR rebound, but how high it will go is of course open to speculation. I, for one, certainly wouldn't complain if it rose significantly.

@HawkHybrid Thank you for your reply. May I ask what your GSR is roughly?