goldmember44

Thanks to @Robjw  and a transaction we did - I received these "3 LADIES" today and "BOY" they are gorgeous!

£14.04, as of time of posting. 
I know at what price I'm going to sell my 'normal' bullion so not now. Yet £19-21 at the end of the year, or more?

The good thing about gold is that you don't normally see sharp drops in its value... it tends to retain the gains rather well. You'll have to ask yourself whether you feel more comfortable with holding paper cash currencies going into the potentially turbulent Brexit period, or not. There's a lot of uncertainty over the immediate future in the UK, and also internationally with US-Chinese relations, affecting global trade, and several other international concerns. In these scenarios gold is a safe haven, more so than treasuries actually. And it's these concerns that have been driving up the price of gold. These matters will not get resolved overnight, that's for sure. But at the end of the day, you have to do your own research and analysis, whether you want to hold, buy or sell gold...
As for me? I'm buying more gold.

In 9 out of 10 cases, people guess the ends of bull markets/bull runs too early... and get burned when going short. This is what experience has taught me. Calling a top can be very treacherous. The reality of the matter is that bull markets run for much longer than bear markets.

Picked up a bunch of buys from earlier in the year that had been waiting for me.

Thanks to @Cornishfarmer - this super 1932 gold $10 Indian head. 

I hope that USB lead has precious metal plated connectors to be allowed to pose with that gorgeous group 

Only a small delivery today but I need to get back on track with the Queens Beasts collections 
I really like these coins

That's the way they came. I hope they tested them as I have no means to test them.

Was it easy to remove the plasters?

Gold is best measured in toz rather than fiat. That £12k could well be £10k or £14k next week but it will always be x toz.

Hold tight

If you bought gold coins as a kind of insurance against governments screwing everything up, then you did well and you should continue to hold them. Selling them would be like selling your seat on the lifeboat of the Titanic. On the other hand, if you bought some gold assets with a view to making some profit, or at least preserving your worth, then you are in the tough position of having to judge whether a top has been reached. It is the same decision you face with any investment that goes up in value: do you let it run because it's doing well, or take profit? It is never bad to take some profit, but you may be able to do better if you can spot the signs of a bubble forming. When the proverbial shoe-shine boy tells you he is buying gold, or you see articles in non-financial magazines about gold, then it is time to get out.

These two arrived today from H.G. Metals. A little beaten up.

A couple of Route 66 Texas Cadillac ranch silver shields arrived in the post today. 

Nice delivery from @fehk2001
Thanks buddy appreciate u getting hold of these for me. 

My new paperweight from PURE Silver up in Scotland arrived in this morning's post.....

DING DONG!!! 
 
LOT CAME YESTERDAY BUT IT’S NEVER TOO LATE AYE ✌️
 
@JunkBond @matrawr HMM WHAT DO WE HAVE HERE ?
 
@ilovesilverireallydo 1ST .925 STERLING ADDITION, BUT I’VE HAD SOLID 9CT’S IN THE PAST & YES JM&CO THEY WHERE 😉

2005 2sov NGC 70
size comparison with my sons toys 😂

Today I received the silver 100g combibar from bullionbypost. I always wanted to get one of these combibars and will probably get the gold one eventually.
Included a 2p coin for size comparison. It's heavier and thicker than I was expecting.
Every prepper should get one of these in my opinion.

Maybe that lag catch up everyone has hoped for? I hope so I'm getting too attached to my silver coins...
 

Few interesting pickups 
a bullion 2012 sov, a Jersey millennium sov, Manx half sov, Sydney 1915 half sov in excellent condition. Nearly completed my second tray of old school Libs too.
i cannot express how addictive and satisfying it is to fill up these Panda trays with dateruns and same type coins. They look awesome. 

You can imagine what that's going to do to the price of precious metals...

Quite an eye opener and informative for me, didnt realise how much the coins differed in size and thickness for the three different pm's, good post.

Today I received the lovely 1oz gold queen's beast lion coin from @Goldmick 
I included the 2oz silver and 1oz platinum queen's beast for size comparison.