Robda1986

I'm pretty sure their not silver if they are I'm open to be proved wrong but as for value? The Churchill and the coin to the right are common as ketchup I've got several of each in the junk draw 

Happy birthday Britannia's are a standard choice for the UK krugerrands, American egals and anything exotic will carry a pretty heavy premium and you'll be confused when you buy your first bar as they always look tiny 

Welcome

If anyone is after a safe there seems to be a shed load of older ones on ebay at the moment I'm guessing alot of people have given up their business and have subsequently flooded the market search, vintage, used, old, 

My guess would be a chain for a pocket watch and a sovereign case at 800 grams you'd know instantly if you got picked even with a crazy coat on and the length would let you take one or other out

https://coinparade.co.uk/victoria-sovereigns/

1 hour ago, GoldDiggerDave said:

Whats the quality like?

Can't see a single issue with the coin surprisingly the matt Finnish is a bugger to get decent photos though 

Hold fire if you can and try getting the next 3 Graces release other than that I'd try finding a 1oz gold tombstone round 

9 minutes ago, FlorinCollector said:

I hope everyone takes note, when I buy gold it goes down. Wonger was right 😱😱😱🤣

£400 per oz 🤔🤣 was his last prediction 

Didn't think they were getting shipped yet 

Anyone actually know what type of sovereign they will be realising? The mint says bu, and then shows shows half  https://britanniacoincompany.com/blog/2021-gold-proof-sovereigns/ Britannia is saying its a limited edition proof 🤨🤔🤨 

Be very careful with what you display and who sees it 

https://coinparade.co.uk/sovereigns/ gives you a rough idea of mintage figures I have it as a book mark just to check the odd numbers

15 hours ago, Nick1368 said:

Very interesting to look at all time gold chart (50 years ) .

you can see three main events that lead to massive bull runs , the first one was the end of Gold standard by the US government in the 70s during which period gold jumped from $30 in 1970 to $700 in 1980 .

Then it just went flat for nearly 30 years at an average price of  $300 until the second event occurred which was the 2008 financial crises and a new bull run for Gold which pushed the price up to $1750 by 2011 and a new ATH for gold .

 

Now , when you look at the chart you can clearly see that the third bull run that started in 2018 was basically a continuation of the 2008 bull run with a period of consolidation in between and boosted by the pandemic , so my opinion is that gold was always on its way to the $2060 ATH that we witnessed last year , COVID only helped to speed it up .

 

so assuming gold would’ve reached $2000 without help from the pandemic , why on earth is it still under 2k after  huge damage to the world’s economy caused by the pandemic ? 
my understanding is that gold is massively undervalued at $1900 .

 

 

Not if the current hammering continues 

50 minutes ago, HawkHybrid said:

 

don't you mean 48:1 ?

 

HH

My bad

44:1 =

10oz - sov 

12oz - 1/4

24oz - 1/2

Royal mail special delivery in an old dvd cace 

I'd be tempted to just blow it off with an air line but that's probably a bit of an overkill 

Could try bullion now. Au 

Not bad price quantity dependant https://www.atsbullion.com/silver-bullion/best-price-one-ounce-silver-bullion-coins/one-ounce-silver-round-mixed/#.YK8W8FMo9kw

How quickly can turn paper silver/gold into funds on the royal mint website? Thinking in relation to using it as a sort of tracker investment for the next time they do a high demand release meaning I don't faff with bank cards ect. And means what ever the price dose I can sell the paper and buy the physical 

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia136735.html

If you are looking for a kilo buy from here they regularly move around here for between 750 and 800 and no dealer will match that price