Davros006

Now sold, thank you all

Well things happen. As long as he is not in the process of an active order with anyone, it is ok. Though I admit he might have at least withdrawn the post or closed it if he was going to be offline for many days.
Nevertheless life can get in the way. Hope nothing bad happened!

The form members are legends for their benevolence, but, they do have limitations. 

Hello folks, today i have this stunning 10 troy ounce bar for sale.  It is part of our Norse Gods series of bars.  
This one features Thor and his symbol of power - Mjolnir
I have 3 of these beauties available
The bar has been tested for purity and laser hallmarked by the Edinburgh Assay Office
It will be gift boxed and have a COA supplied.
Priced at £325 delivered SD (uk address only)
Payment by bank transfer to a UK business bank account or PPFF
Thank you for looking
 
 

Dear Silverforum Members.
I am located in Germany and as hobby I cast variuos silver items.
I am offering one Item for sale in this post, you can go to my website and look for more, if you want
Hellfire Bars
Finesilver Dog, about 27 Grams
About 43 mm long
Choose if you want it in silver or antik finish.
Price is 53,55 € plus shipping costs
 

Bought this at a government auction a few yrs ago, and need a few ideas as to what to do with it...
  Its ruining the look of my tidy stack.  428.7g of 24ct in total.
 

Well, they do sell gold coins at this time of year, it's just they are made of chocolate:-)

Hi Chaps, thx for the replies...
@Stackemhttps://www.wilsonsauctions.com/  Ya used to be able to get some nice bits and bobs at good prices, but people are paying ABOVE shop prices for stuff now..  Can't say i understand it, a simple scan round the UK bullion dealers usually results in cheaper prices, but it is what it is.  People are prepared to overpay to get PM's.  They had a load of 100g cast gold bars i was itching for, but by the time you added the costs... it was WAY over the price from bullion dealers.. Happened in several auctions, so not just someone making a mistake and not calculating the auction costs into their bid.. Crazy.   Keep stacking folks....  
@Roy 😂 🤣😂   Funnily enough, i hadnt thought of that..  Would be an impressive centre piece for the top of the fireplace mind..
@Tn21 Spot on bud.
@Mtaybar I like that idea...  @SilverAngel did some gorgeous mirror finish silver bars there i was perving over..  I wonder..  I just dont know wether it would be cost prohibitive..
@Petra Simple no nonsense... I might end up going down that road..
 

Hi Chaps, thx for the replies...
@Stackemhttps://www.wilsonsauctions.com/  Ya used to be able to get some nice bits and bobs at good prices, but people are paying ABOVE shop prices for stuff now..  Can't say i understand it, a simple scan round the UK bullion dealers usually results in cheaper prices, but it is what it is.  People are prepared to overpay to get PM's.  They had a load of 100g cast gold bars i was itching for, but by the time you added the costs... it was WAY over the price from bullion dealers.. Happened in several auctions, so not just someone making a mistake and not calculating the auction costs into their bid.. Crazy.   Keep stacking folks....  
@Roy 😂 🤣😂   Funnily enough, i hadnt thought of that..  Would be an impressive centre piece for the top of the fireplace mind..
@Tn21 Spot on bud.
@Mtaybar I like that idea...  @SilverAngel did some gorgeous mirror finish silver bars there i was perving over..  I wonder..  I just dont know wether it would be cost prohibitive..
@Petra Simple no nonsense... I might end up going down that road..
 

Ouch!

See what anyone will swap you for … nice bars / coins. You know what you paid for the stuff and will know if you’re getting a good deal or not. Nice and simple.

I'd get it melted into several more affordable bars that the average person can afford and send them to be hallmarked. I'd have ago at doing it myself but I'm sure there are some artisans her that could do it for you and make some unique pieces. 

Proceeds of crime auction possibly, I'm just guessing 

@StackSellRepeat

Get it melted into a bar would be my choice, or sell and buy coins?

Selling to a dealer may be the least painful option if you can get a decent price.  

That would be my choice too. Nearly a 1/2 kilo of gold has to be worth about £25,000, so why not take a walk down Hatton Garden and sell to the highest bidder? …..Whoops, sorry, you’ll need to get the ferry from Belfast direct to Blackpool perhaps!😄

One could make an impressive Prince Albert?

Bought this at a government auction a few yrs ago, and need a few ideas as to what to do with it...
  Its ruining the look of my tidy stack.  428.7g of 24ct in total.
 

Bought this at a government auction a few yrs ago, and need a few ideas as to what to do with it...
  Its ruining the look of my tidy stack.  428.7g of 24ct in total.