Roy

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...

Not on this particular thread! 😁

Had a little visit this week 

See it All started on (1) rainy afternoon. 
He ordered (2) coins
They took (6) weeks approximately to come
This All happened on the (23) day of the month
So, 1x2x6÷23/4= 3? Huh?

I make it 4 Oz t.
2 + 2 = 4
Yes?

As is usual on TSF...
Someone airs a grievance, asks the community to comment. Pass judgement. Trial by forum.
Meanwhile, the other party has no opportunity to reply or defend themselves.
C'mon, OP, update or acknowledge this thread. 

You could be right, but it's quite the mouthful..you must admit 😆 🤣 

The booklet was in very good order

But what's the coa like?

Just been in to Hatton Garden. Total waste of time. No one is selling at a reasonable price and appear to have lost their minds. One dealer just quoted me £1750 for a bullion Krug (and when I say bullion I mean ready for the pot). A half sovereign of no discernible value was also offered to me at a price I paid him for a sovereign a while back. Won’t be going to Hatton Garden again anytime soon. 
Oh. And if you want silver coins there, you’re looking at £30 an ounce. Crazy days.

Only true if i post it. You should know that by now.

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The BBP chart only goes up to £1600 so it can never get above that surely 😂

I bought one Memorial Sovereign from the RM because I wanted it in a blister pack to match t'others.
Lots of money I'm afraid, but hey ho. It might rain tomorrow 😎

I'll just wait for James to start listing 👍

Sounds like a very unsatisfactory situation.  I bought from CC while they were a TSF sponsor but stopped after the various circumstances outlined by @chrissilver above.
I had no issue with my purchase, the delivery etc
I am picky who I deal with….
Best
Dicker

 
 
 
 

I'll just wait for James to start listing 👍

I bought one Memorial Sovereign from the RM because I wanted it in a blister pack to match t'others.
Lots of money I'm afraid, but hey ho. It might rain tomorrow 😎

Who's the cheapest/most popular dealer now for a loose one?

I'll just wait for James to start listing 👍

I bought one Memorial Sovereign from the RM because I wanted it in a blister pack to match t'others.
Lots of money I'm afraid, but hey ho. It might rain tomorrow 😎

I'll just wait for James to start listing 👍

I bought one Memorial Sovereign from the RM because I wanted it in a blister pack to match t'others.
Lots of money I'm afraid, but hey ho. It might rain tomorrow 😎

I'll just wait for James to start listing 👍