Roy

He might sell his to them if they'd cover the postage 🤣🤣

Wanted that door locked.
Ps, now that it's open.. @LawrenceChard can you offer 4% ?
Or 3% plus Free..... nevermind!

I haven't had the email 😭
Will they pay the postage too?
😎
 

I haven't had the email 😭
Will they pay the postage too?
😎
 

Don't tell @LawrenceChard
 
 
 
 
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Don't tell @LawrenceChard
 
 
 
 
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Don't tell @LawrenceChard
 
 
 
 
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Just received this from Atkinsons. Excellent offer in fairness. 

Don't tell @LawrenceChard
 
 
 
 
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2022 Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Gold Bullion Sovereign - First Photos

Reverse of 2022 QEII Memorial Bullion Gold Sovereign
The date is tiny compared with the 2022 QEII normal Gold Sovereign

Portrait of King Charles III on obverse of 2022 QEII Memorial Bullion Gold Sovereign
We also did a serration count:

The serrations are quite fine, which made them slightly more difficult to photograph.
As you can see, there are 108!
The half sovereigns are similar, so I may add them later.
We have not yet done a serration count on the halves!
😎

Spot on 
Land and property 
Gold a store of wealth 
Silver to messa around with as a hobby 

Unsure why so many people were bashing Wonger, I really appreciated his insights as I did the exact opposite and back up the truck and completed my collection of 1oz Gold Queens Beasts collection. Thanks Wonger if you ever decide to visit Manchester let me know I will happy to buy you a pint......

Still no response from the OP after starting this thread, even after multiple visits and comments on other threads.
What a w****r.

Still no response from the OP after starting this thread, even after multiple visits and comments on other threads.
What a w****r.

Still no response from the OP after starting this thread, even after multiple visits and comments on other threads.
What a w****r.

Wonger, Wonger man of class,
Sold his gold and bought some brass,
Put all his faith in fiat money,
Drop to 400? Well that's just funny.
 
😁
 
 

At the bottom of the market, Wonger sold,
His golden hoard, he was so bold.
But now he sees with regret,
The wealth he should've kept,
The sting of his decision, never gets old  

What would I do with 3t of gold?  Think I'd have it melted down and formed into car panels... 😉  

I thought this might be of interest here on the forum, for those who haven’t seen the adverts, a new drama starts next Sunday called The Gold about a 1983 robbery of three tonnes of gold in London.
Some of you might even remember it at the time. Here’s the trailer and no I don’t work for the BBC. 😆
I just thought it might be of interest to my fellow TSF members as it does look like it could be a good series.
Now, what would you do with three tonnes of gold….
 

Always worth throwing in a random graph... grab one from Wonger's thread!

Lines and lines and lines ! 

Silver flatware and cutlery is great to have. Reasons:
1. Can be bought now around spot.
2. Can be used daily offering you satisfaction.
3. Can be stored easily a big quantity in cardboard boxes in your shed, written "Kitchen" on box. Nobody will bother to check or steal them.
4. The value in time will increase. I think already were melted down more than 3/4 off the silver objects ever made. They are not mass producing anymore and I suppose the demand will be higher than now.
5. Can be sold easily. In bulk around spot, individually up to 50% over spot, depending of condition and quality.
 

I never buy modern silver for that reason. I only buy historic coins with value beyond their intrinsic.
All of my silver is antique. Silver as pure metal, is a terrible store of value.
If you want to protect your wealth using precious metals, buy gold.

Currently, its only a recommendation from a think tank. but you can guarantee it's been seriously thought of. What they may do is set a larger limit and let inflation erode through time so as to not upset the middle class voters.
 
Currently £100,000 of silver would be just over 5,100 oz or with the VAT taken into account just under 4,300 oz. I think most silver stackers would switch to gold before they got that much. Storage alone I think would be an issue for most.
ISA's I think should be held along side and silver or gold. We all need cash at some point for bills. The only problem is how much. I suppose, from my perspective, I've looked at it from 3 need's. Immediate, soon (with in a week to a fortnight) then mid to long term. Cash For immediate, S&S ISA and PM's mid to long. To be fair there isn't a line where one comes in and another isn't used. They all blend into each other but I would say hold the 3 at a level that suits your personal needs.

I see comments from people on an almost daily basis on various youtube prepper channels advising to invest in silver as it's a sound investment and a great hedge against inflation. I don't know where this comes from and I never respond to the comments as I prefer these days to remain the grey man, but it's clear enough to see for anyone who can be bothered looking that silver as either an investment or a hedge is a rather pointless exercise, although those of us who do hold some of it in quantity continue to live in hope for the future...