very452001

In the end it is up to you to place an ad on here and do the deal. At what you think is fair at the time. Both Au or Ag will not change so much in a couple of days that you will miss out. If one of the regulars on here is interested then a deal can be struck. 
As I said before; they have more to lose on their reputation if it is not correct. Those reputations have been built up over months and years in some cases. 
So YOU should be safe. Whether anyone will want to take the risk with someone with no reputation remains to be seen. 
Go on - do a little value deal to test the water. Nothing  ventured and all that

Sorry you guys from India and how do you transact from buyers/sellers in the UK? Is it transacted in $Dollars or Rupees?

Sorry you guys from India and how do you transact from buyers/sellers in the UK? Is it transacted in $Dollars or Rupees?

Sorry you guys from India and how do you transact from buyers/sellers in the UK? Is it transacted in $Dollars or Rupees?

Sorry you guys from India and how do you transact from buyers/sellers in the UK? Is it transacted in $Dollars or Rupees?

Haven't transacted with anyone of the TSF yet.

You'd be surprised how much TSF can absorb
Everybody was crying poverty and leaving listings unsold then Royal Mint made a pricing error and £100K went their way within 24 hours 😂
If you price it right it will fly. If silver moons to $100/oz then you'll probably only get spot for it, that's what generally happens on the very rare occasions that metals moon by 4x
Dealers would probably offer significantly less than spot

I would think that both would pay above spot and can handle a big order with no problems. 

Those are the keyword 'sell quickly' The thing is I want to sell straight away instead of waiting for buyers to contact me after looking at my ad that could take days/weeks and by that time silver/gold prices could be volatile and price might go against me you know what I mean.

They don't list second hand stuff on their website?

We do have (expensive) XRF equipment, but it is not essential, and we managed at least 40+ years without it.
This XRF equipent you have is 40 years old and is not updated to detect sophisticated modern fakes? How did you manage without it and were you selling the same coins that you bought off the public back to the public without proper testing?
It would be a quick transaction because we know what we are doing. We could pay you same day, as opposed to auction houses who take vast fees and are not instant.
Really?
Not everybody knows about Krugerrands, and there are many people who know about palladium.
No, most people know about gold than palladium hence why the market trading spreads on Palladium are high and the spreads on Gold is low.
I have designs on the girl next door, but that does not make her "collectible".
Humans cant be Collectibles , or is the Slave Trade still going on nowadays?
If it is a scam, then why not report it to the police?
Because they are run by the Scamming Politicians.

Okay if you guys Vote for me I have a chance to changing the laws to make it fair 

We do have (expensive) XRF equipment, but it is not essential, and we managed at least 40+ years without it.
This XRF equipent you have is 40 years old and is not updated to detect sophisticated modern fakes? How did you manage without it and were you selling the same coins that you bought off the public back to the public without proper testing?
It would be a quick transaction because we know what we are doing. We could pay you same day, as opposed to auction houses who take vast fees and are not instant.
Really?
Not everybody knows about Krugerrands, and there are many people who know about palladium.
No, most people know about gold than palladium hence why the market trading spreads on Palladium are high and the spreads on Gold is low.
I have designs on the girl next door, but that does not make her "collectible".
Humans cant be Collectibles , or is the Slave Trade still going on nowadays?
If it is a scam, then why not report it to the police?
Because they are run by the Scamming Politicians.

Okay those coins are they 999.5 Purity Palladium?
It doesn't show the word palladium or its purity on those coins which makes them illiquid for future sale and requires a Approved Appraisal specialist that require a cut or fee if you want to sell them you know what I mean.

Okay those coins are they 999.5 Purity Palladium?
It doesn't show the word palladium or its purity on those coins which makes them illiquid for future sale and requires a Approved Appraisal specialist that require a cut or fee if you want to sell them you know what I mean.

Okay those coins are they 999.5 Purity Palladium?
It doesn't show the word palladium or its purity on those coins which makes them illiquid for future sale and requires a Approved Appraisal specialist that require a cut or fee if you want to sell them you know what I mean.

What if the buyer becomes a seller and wants to sell back the physical silver back to you straight away after buying it in the 1st place in your shop? You buy it back at spot price?
So lets say for example paper market says spot price is $17 for silver and you sell physical silver for $100 for 1oz. I come in your shop, buy it for $100 but few secs later changed my mind don't want it and sell it back to you. So you will buy if off me for spot price $17 only for my physical silver? Sounds like a scam daylight robbery lol. 

Okay the Usual premium for physical gold is 2% and for physical silver is 6% + 20% VAT?
The $USD Dollar Currency is really strong at the moment meaning you get more £pounds when you exchange dollars for pounds. Spot Market price of silver is give or take $17-18. Convert that into £GBP and add the 6% premium plus VAT and yet physical silver 1oz coins costs more than this calculation now so you sure premiums are at 6% for silver? 

Hi,
Are there regulations or a certain limit max % over the spot price where dealers have to follow when selling the physical version? Or does the free market set the premium for physical?
If the day comes when there's such a big difference in price between the physical and the paper market, then surely 2 markets cannot exist at the same time right? At least 1 has to die off correct for the precious metals market to be taken seriously? Imagine paper silver still trading at $17 while physical silver is trading at $100 per ounce at the same time . Surely this looks a joke when 2 markets are running simultaneously with such different prices....
At this time dealers cant say or fool buyers that the huge price difference is determined by a $83 premium for 1oz silver to keep the paper silver markets still alive or the paper markets have to admit there's not physical silver to cover paper silver and the whole paper silver market comes crashing down and dies off.
 

Coffee has a expiry date, cannot be stored for long periods of time or it loses its freshness so it needs to be put on the physical market quickly you know what I mean. 

If the Paper markets are highly manipulated and they want the paper market still be open and running along side the physical market then yeah they will say huge premiums like 83% lol.
So to clarify the physical dealer can rightfully set choose whatever premium they want on top of the spot price? The free market dictates the physical price and the corrupted wall street dictates the paper price?

Gold silver are risk off assets. If the uncertainty fear war continues at Russian/Ukraine after sanctions for Russia don't work then Gold will go higher obviously however if there's peace over there Gold will come down to its boring £1200-£1400 range until the FED in the USA turns hawkish raise rates and tightens monetary policy to fight inflation or if the FED use the Russian/Ukraine war as a excuse not to raise rates so they can print more money to fund World War 3 then risks on assets like stocks, crypto will go up as well as Gold too I think.
So the price can go either way.

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Even bullions coins need to be changed through banks?

Hi,
Can anyone vouch for Sharps Pixley Bullion dealer? Legit?