juansanto7

Sorry  not at the moment. 

Hi, my brother lives in Germany and could accept the delivery (I get all my cojns bought in the EU delivered to him. He could then post to you.

Hi, my brother lives in Germany and could accept the delivery (I get all my cojns bought in the EU delivered to him. He could then post to you.

Thanks I don't know a lot about Pandas so did an image search to see what a genuine silver 2008 Panda looked like 

Anybody else selling their Sigma Metalytics Verifier?

@gji25 Thanks

i thought of that. We could all bid it up then the new account could coup de grace . A world record price reported in the Sun newspaper . 

Even before Brexit I belive that you had to contact the owner to post to UK as UK was not one of the standard countries they use to ship to. You will find that most of the dealers in Germany, if not all will now not ship to the UK (not even consider it). I guess that is what we voted for as a sovereign and island nation.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 are you stacking the Batavia von the shipwreck series????

Merry Christmas everyone 😂

Just wonder how we managed to buy VAT free silver in Estonia and "Differenzbesteuerung nach 25a Ustg" silver in Germany (hence the reason Germans invented the coinbars around 2014 I think due to some changes in tax regulations). After all it may IMO have (some but) little to do with EU regulations as EU Regulations are there to circumvent and Estonians and Germans did find some way. If anybody thinks that UK Government will remove "the absurd VAT element (absurd for who?) on sales of silver bullion" then I think (again IMO) we are wasting out time. Taxes (call it VAT, Purchase Tax, etc) are a very good source of income for a Government and have been collected in England (and the rest of the world) for centuries before the EEC and will be collected for centuries after the EU. If the UK Government wanted to scrap VAT on silver it they would have done it long time ago like in Estonia while we were in the EU regardless of EU regulations. But as a country we are free to do it now as we have liberated ourselves of the shackles of EU Regulations. We may as well lobby for VAT/Purchase Tax free, customs tax/import tax free, "everything free" silver from the USA now that there are no more EU Regulations to follow.  If it does not happen anytime soon we may have to find an good excuse of the reasons why these things are not happening.

How do you know? Was it you?😄😄😄

How do you know? Was it you?😄😄😄

I think inflation is happening in the supermarkets but in disguise. Some of the products I normally have increased the price by around .£0.20 (one french product actually went up by £0.50 in increments of £0.25 in the last 6 months). Other products, price remained the same, packaging became bigger but product inside is around 10%-12.5% less weight. The government for example uses certain items and services to check the inflation but leaves out things like rents out. For example rents in my area have gone from £900 to £1300 for a 2 bedroom house in 4 years. Price of a similar property went from £200K to £300K in the same 4 years period. Is that is not inflation?
I think it is explained below
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/articles/ukconsumerpriceinflationbasketofgoodsandservices/2020

Perhaps they have been 'frozen' 

I think inflation is happening in the supermarkets but in disguise. Some of the products I normally have increased the price by around .£0.20 (one french product actually went up by £0.50 in increments of £0.25 in the last 6 months). Other products, price remained the same, packaging became bigger but product inside is around 10%-12.5% less weight. The government for example uses certain items and services to check the inflation but leaves out things like rents out. For example rents in my area have gone from £900 to £1300 for a 2 bedroom house in 4 years. Price of a similar property went from £200K to £300K in the same 4 years period. Is that is not inflation?
I think it is explained below
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/articles/ukconsumerpriceinflationbasketofgoodsandservices/2020

I think inflation is happening in the supermarkets but in disguise. Some of the products I normally have increased the price by around .£0.20 (one french product actually went up by £0.50 in increments of £0.25 in the last 6 months). Other products, price remained the same, packaging became bigger but product inside is around 10%-12.5% less weight. The government for example uses certain items and services to check the inflation but leaves out things like rents out. For example rents in my area have gone from £900 to £1300 for a 2 bedroom house in 4 years. Price of a similar property went from £200K to £300K in the same 4 years period. Is that is not inflation?
I think it is explained below
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/articles/ukconsumerpriceinflationbasketofgoodsandservices/2020

How much are you selling these for?

How much are you selling these for?

Same here, pleasure is mine. Thanks mate @Tattoedamat
And please forgive my boring artistic photography. 😇

Same here, pleasure is mine. Thanks mate @Tattoedamat
And please forgive my boring artistic photography. 😇

Same here, pleasure is mine. Thanks mate @Tattoedamat
And please forgive my boring artistic photography. 😇

Same here, pleasure is mine. Thanks mate @Tattoedamat
And please forgive my boring artistic photography. 😇

Same here, pleasure is mine. Thanks mate @Tattoedamat
And please forgive my boring artistic photography. 😇

Same here, pleasure is mine. Thanks mate @Tattoedamat
And please forgive my boring artistic photography. 😇