Pipers

Not all there but most got some more proof sovereign.s put away

Big Bars

Combi-Bars

Tiny Bars

Bullion 1oz ers (apart from a 50 peso + 1 X 1/2 of Britannia)

Proof 1oz QB's

Proof 100g gold panda

2017 proof sovs

Bullion sovs

King Phillip II of Spain gold Escudo cobs (doubloons) from 1556 - 1598

 
Silver stack

Proof 150g Panda

Sovereign part of my stack

This is my stack of 318 oz.  I have about 20 oz of silver and a 1/4 oz of gold still on its way to me.  I'm planning on thinning the heard and getting rid of my few pours.  I'm going to focus on mint tubes, individual coins and 10 oz bars.

Here's another pic of more recent stuff. Found this guy on facebook. He uses delft clay to make molds for his pours. Details on every piece he does is extraordinary. Pieces go from about 1oz to a hair over 10oz for the "freedom bomb" up top

This pic is almost 3 years old now and well before I went bonkers on poured silver, but it's the best I can do since I'm too lazy to get everything together these days.

A few pictures of some of my gold.

As i posted in the last few days there is a lot of gold coming into the sales section of the forum - i have seen this when the price of gold gets high - members looking to take some profits. In previous years it has been the right thing to do most times as gold then drops.
So buyers could well be out of cash to buy - you can only buy so much. i bought my brother's 4 coin Britannia set off him - that blew a chunk of change so i'm not able to buy much more if any more right now. It could be other members are in a similar position.
The price would not get high if people weren't buying the price up. In my view gold is cheap and we have been spoiled for a long time - everyone i hear who is in touch with the wholesale large volume market - the tonnage market have said the price of gold is a lot higher; the retail price is i would say at an artificially low price.

Just bought 3 coin Britannia set last Fri (spot was about £1210). I intend to 'cash in' in 30+ years so don't really care about the price now.

It was my brother's set. i was selling it for him and then ended up buying it off him. 

Thanks Paul
Good buying and investing though!   Them were the days £175 for a sovereign! Do you remember there was only about 10 of us on the forum per day and it was a competition who could get the cheapest gold. 

Thanks Paul
Good buying and investing though!   Them were the days £175 for a sovereign! Do you remember there was only about 10 of us on the forum per day and it was a competition who could get the cheapest gold. 

Thanks Paul
Good buying and investing though!   Them were the days £175 for a sovereign! Do you remember there was only about 10 of us on the forum per day and it was a competition who could get the cheapest gold. 

Thanks Paul
Good buying and investing though!   Them were the days £175 for a sovereign! Do you remember there was only about 10 of us on the forum per day and it was a competition who could get the cheapest gold. 

Thanks Paul
Good buying and investing though!   Them were the days £175 for a sovereign! Do you remember there was only about 10 of us on the forum per day and it was a competition who could get the cheapest gold. 

Thoses were the days
Just keep buying little and often, you will catch the dips, buy the high.  in the long run you should keep moving up in value with time 

we might be looking at 2011-2015 wave A
then 2015 until sometime 2020 wave B
(assuming wave A = wave B in timing, in reality
we don't know until wave C is clearly confirmed
to have started)
2020 until maybe 2024 will then be wave C.
 
this is all assuming it's a recognisable complex
combination and not some really complicated
wave.
 
many pullbacks are structured in 3 waves,
given the names A,B and C.
the middle wave B is a rally (up wave) within the
larger pullback. you can see how the 1985-1987
wave B was within the larger pullback from
1980-2002. it was an up trending wave within the
price confinement of the larger pullback wave.
so the pullback wave goes: down, up, down.
the most common fib ratio for a wave B is to
retrace 61.8% of the wave A that preceded it.
for gold this would be ~$1600.
now that we've hit $1600 it's a matter of waiting to
see what happens.
 
HH

My guess is there are a number of members who believe the price of the metals will fall - there is a lot of stuff coming onto the selling forum - i see this when gold gets high and members think about taking some profit.
Often times it is a good tactic until it isn't.

I have been told 'Industry does not need Rhodium to such high prices and are not buying'.   It's up to you if you believe the comment.  I personally am suspicious of the price, the price stinks of someone who has cornered the market or a bank who has been caught naked short!  
Get in on the action if you want but do not get burnt!  
 

Added some weight, just a few sovereigns if i get time i will post pics. 

very useful side for research of coin mintages: https://en.numista.com/
 

Sold mine and bought a little bit of gold today. 

I sold mine now.  I'm out i only had a small amount. 
I only bought it because Bairds started to mint Rhodium and i thought i would buy it because no one else had it. 

yup - in a prefect world we would all do this, who knows what is round the corner.  scoring a FREE half years salary for a months HODL'ing is sufficent reward i think 

😊 Ah yes, I was getting at you got to know when to hold them know when to fold them know when to walk away and know when to run.