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  1. goldmember44
    As long as it's the Coronation 2023 version, it's a win-win situation.
  2. goldmember44
    They would definitely fetch decent prices at auctions once buyers/collectors become aware of them. And the fact that they are Trial of the Pyx, have that official stamp of approval, should enhance their value.
  3. goldmember44
    Let me know if you want to sell it.... Serves me right for being too lazy to look through the Trial of the Pyx coins on RM website, I definitely missed out!
  4. goldmember44
    Some people are really hell-bent on dragging us into World War III. It's annoying...
  5. goldmember44
    Almost "blood on the streets" level. But it can go a lot further, now that it has momentum.
  6. goldmember44
    Arrived this morning in splendid form, the 2024 Proof Sovereign, graded.
  7. goldmember44
    Nice first pick, you can't go wrong with Krugerrands. I love their satin matte finish.
  8. goldmember44
    Alright guys this may sound a bit of a cliché, but.... To da moon!! 🥳😁
  9. goldmember44
    Looking at gold, silver now looks really attractive. It is nowhere near ATH, but beginning to want to follow gold's trend, it seems. Gold will still go up a lot more, I'm convinced, but the safer and smarter buy at this point might be silver.
  10. goldmember44
    Yeah, how did we get here so quickly? It seems like yesterday when 1500 felt expensive.
  11. goldmember44
    To da moon! In time for Easter.
  12. goldmember44
    USD chart, yes, GBP one still in red for day.
  13. goldmember44
    Not really, silver is still down for the day..
  14. goldmember44
    1966 sold pending payment.
  15. goldmember44
    I really only need to sell one, really, but I have a choice of two. But can sell both too. 1911 and 1966. Edit-- 1966 SOLD pending payment. £408 each, includes RM Special Delivery. First come, first serve. Sorry camera not the best.
  16. goldmember44
    Actually, geopolitical worries are a lot more serious today than it has been at any time since the Second World War.
  17. goldmember44
    https://tavexbullion.co.uk/silver/1-oz-british-coronation-britannia-silver-coin/ £29.95 currently, the best available I think. Probably worth getting, this will only get more expensive. Lovely coin that will never be produced again.
  18. goldmember44
    The leaking of German plans to attack Russian infrastructure.
  19. goldmember44
    A few are now again available, including the 1/40 gold. It has a nice cover and looks enticing, since it's a small mintage for millions of fans. Should I get one? I'm certainly not going to get rich quick from it...so why bother? I don't know.... Maybe I'll pass, a hassle
  20. goldmember44
    Tavex has them for £28.69
  21. goldmember44
    Excellent price.....oops sorry for the mess
  22. goldmember44
    Nah, I just grew up in such an environment
  23. goldmember44
    Interesting coin design, made in Germany I believe. And it shows, since there are no water buffalo in the Congo (they are found in Asia), only Cape Buffalo and Forest Buffalo. The big image is of the former, which is found on the African savannah....but the little silhouette in the left background is not of a buffalo, but a wildebeest!
  24. goldmember44
    It's the fancy packaged, special themed 5g's that go for £320, not these regular ones. They have always been cheaper.
  25. goldmember44
    Actually that's the cheapest you could ever wish to get it. Normally they go for around £800 these days.
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